question archive When a resolution fails to pass in the UN security council because the US used it's veto power against it - how do you think that ties to concepts like power, anarchy, or international order? and how does that reflect theories like neorealism and neoliberal institutionalism when member states either vote in favor or against a given resolution?
When a resolution fails to pass in the UN security council because the US used it's veto power against it - how do you think that ties to concepts like power, anarchy, or international order? and how does that reflect theories like neorealism and neoliberal institutionalism when member states either vote in favor or against a given resolution?
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When a resolution fails to pass in the UN security council because the US used it's veto power against it - how do you think that ties to concepts like power, anarchy, or international order? and how does that reflect theories like neorealism and neoliberal institutionalism when member states either vote in favor or against a given resolution?
