Africa at the UN: Some Observations

Within the space of less than six years, the African membership in the United Nations has increased from three to twenty-eight Members constituting the largest geographical group in the Organization. Furthermore, as many as seven other territories may become independent and seek membership before th...

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Published in:International organization 1962-01, Vol.16 (2), p.375-386
Main Author: Spencer, John H.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bloc voting
Caucuses
Diplomacy
International cooperation
International political organizations
Neutrality
Occupied territories
Self determination
Territories
Voting
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Summary:Within the space of less than six years, the African membership in the United Nations has increased from three to twenty-eight Members constituting the largest geographical group in the Organization. Furthermore, as many as seven other territories may become independent and seek membership before the end of 1965.
ISSN:0020-8183
1531-5088
DOI:10.1017/S0020818300011115