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UN (Global Governance)
UN (Global Governance)
UN (Global Governance)
The goal of global governance, roughly defined, is to provide global public goods, particularly
peace and security, justice and mediation systems for conflict, functioning markets and unified
standards for trade and industry.
Why
Representatives from 26 countries at war with the Axis powers gathered in Washington
on January 1, 1942, to sign the Declaration of the United Nations adopting the Atlantic
Charter. They pledged to devote all of their resources to defeat the Axis and to forgo
making a separate peace. Following World War II in an effort to preserve global peace
and security and establish international collaboration on issues of the economy, society,
and humanitarian aid. Its predecessor was the League of Nations, a group formed in a
similar setting after World War I.
Who
In a covert meeting in August 1941, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill
explored the prospect of launching a worldwide peace effort. They created a document
known as the Atlantic Charter, which set down the ideal objectives of war and prepared
the path for the creation of the U.N.
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