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        "docTitle": "United Nations \u0026 It\u0027s International Organizations--Midterm ...",
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        "docTitle": "United Nations - Wikipedia",
        "docBlurb": "Some best-known agencies are the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Food and Agriculture Organization, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), the World Bank, and the World Health Organization (WHO). The UN performs most of its humanitarian work through these agencies.",
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        "docTitle": "International Law and Justice | United Nations",
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        "docBlurb": "an international organization made up of organizations other than states. Includes nonporfit and for-profit NGOs. Examples of nonprofit NGOs are the International Air Transport Association, the International Bar Association, Amnesty International, and the International Committee of the Red Cross.",
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        "docBlurb": "International Organization (IO) is in an extraordinary period of transition. Organizations like the United Nations (UN), the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) play important and often controversial roles in the governance of the international and domestic affairs of many societies.",
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        "docTitle": "UNODC - Human Trafficking",
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        "docTitle": "International law - Wikipedia",
        "docBlurb": "International law is the set of rules generally regarded and accepted as binding in relations between states and between nations. It serves as a framework for the practice of stable and organized international relations. International law differs from state-based legal systems in that it is primarily applicable to countries rather than to private citizens.",
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        "docBlurb": "The hegemonic stability theories seem to have been backed by evidence of the early phase of the post-World War 2 period in which the U.S. was able to push the former European imperial powers to accept a multilateral economic system, which existed beside the United Nations system, with the U.S. playing the leading role.",
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        "docTitle": "United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law",
        "docBlurb": "The United Nations’ first post-war response was a specialized agency, the International Refugee Organization (IRO, 1946-1952), but notwithstanding its success in providing protection and assistance and facilitating solutions, it was expensive and also caught up in the politics of the Cold War.",
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        "docTitle": "Saving Failed States – Foreign Policy",
        "docBlurb": "The current collapse has its roots in the vast proliferation of nation-states, especially in Africa and Asia, since the end of World War II. When the United Nations Charter was signed in 1945, it ...",
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        "docTitle": "POLITICAL SCIENCE - SHORT NOTES. BLS LLB - SEM IV",
        "docBlurb": "The United Nation International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) was created by the General Assembly in 1946 in order to meet the emergency need of children in Europe and China immediately after the Second World War for Food, Drugs and Clothing.",
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        "docTitle": "Public International Law Outline | Public International ...",
        "docBlurb": "Public International Law vs Private International Law Public International Law (Law of Nations) . Conventional 3. sanctions of international organizations such as the UN and as a last resort – WAR.penalty/sanction is addressed by pressure put upon a state to behave in good faith.",
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        "docTitle": "United Nations in Twenty-First Century",
        "docBlurb": "However, as newly independent states joined the United Nations in the 1960s, Washington grew disenchanted with the world organization because these states - with the encouragement of the Communist bloc - used the United Nations as an arena to disseminate anti-American propaganda.",
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        "docTitle": "International Law of Refugee Protection - Oxford Handbooks",
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