THE ROLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS, AND ITS PLACE IN OUR FUTURE.

The quote “Hence it follows that mankind lives best under a single government, and therefore that such a government is necessary for the well being of the world.” Are basically the ideals that led to the establishment of the United Nations (UN) and its former organization the League of Nations. However the UN’s role in world affairs must remain democratic and hold a universal mentality. This principle, people argue, seems to limit the United Nations in their role as the keeper of peace, while others believe that in many cases the UN lacks universality and holds a western view of democracy. It is outdated, unable to keep up with the ever-changing world. However the questions must be asked: Would the world have been better off without the United Nations? And what is to be the role of the United Nations in world politics in the future, if any?

The UN was set up at the end of World War Two as the world leaders tried to prevent the tragedy of war from occurring again. Previously, an organisation called the League of Nations had existed, however, it had fallen apart due to disagreements among the member nations as to its true purpose, its inability to enforce its

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