Role of the United Nations

In its 40 years history, the United Nations has played several roles in the international community, but to date the domestic system has not been completed yet. The United Nations has to rely on soft power to surpass its capacity and is therefore easily destroyed. However, as more and more political, economic, environmental and human rights criteria are adopted throughout the world, the ideological foundation seems to gradually strengthen the influence of the United Nations. The United Nations plays a number of unique roles in the international community; the most important are counselors, consultants and actors.

The main role of the United Nations organization is to promote international peace and security. We believe that the United Nations has no legal authority under its charter to approve a sovereign state that is not a lawful self-defense act. The United Nations Security Council has never approved preemptive strikes or invasions. . . "The International Judiciary Committee today expressed great disappointment that several countries are preparing for a complete and illegal invasion to Iraq, which is equivalent to the war of attacks.Power Action Security Council Resolution 1441 Then, exercise of power is not approved.

The post - structuralist seeks to question the role of the United Nations and the meaning behind the arbitrary power structure of the Security Council. They will also study how the United Nations uses key terms and their meanings. For example, instead of "peace building" or "peaceful implementation", review the wording of concepts such as "Peacekeepers" and "Peacekeeping". Similarly, "collective security" and "international security": Post-structuralists doubt whether the meanings of these terms are truly different, and whether the meaning of these terms is really different or not, the UN agenda - or a powerful country that dominates it Point out the power of the language in advancing the agenda. Even the name of the "Security Council", the leader of the United Nations, has raised the question of who is guaranteeing security? The criticism here will point out that the heart of the United Nations is not human security, but mainly to promote national security of powerful powers.

International Security: "Security is the main concern of the so-called central system in the United Nations, New York and the Security Council" (Baylis, John & Smith, Steve, 2008: 332). The United Nations will reduce local wars and prevent world warfare. If war breaks out, the United Nations can take actions to enforce war countries, such as action taken in Kuwait in the early 1990s and early involvement in the DPRK. "The organization then participated in the legalization process of the country by reconstructing the existing state through coordination with the internal group of war, or by dismantling the old country and creating a new state" (Baylis) Smith, Steve, 2008: 340). In the second half of the 20th century, the war between states was less than in the first half. In this respect, the United Nations has played an important role. "UN Charter" establishes the governance of a new form of international relations