8th UN Secretary-General Process of Selection
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| Publication Date | 2009/02/16 |
| Pages/Weight/Size | 152*224*20mm |
| ISBN | 9788975854484 |
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『8th UN Secretary-General Process of Selection』은 UN 사무총장 반기문의 선택과 과정을 그려낸 책이다. UN의 NGO의 역할을 제시한다.
Member States in UN Collective Action for Peace. There is a tendency to forget people who devoted themselves to the ideal of the United Nations. Thus, the book also includes a photo gallery on people who helped and collaborated with me to promote the actions of the United Nations. Tae-Ho Yoo, former regional Adviser of UNESCO for Social Sciences in Asia and the Pacific and an active member of the United Nations Association for France made an analysis of the selection process of 8th UN Secretary-General along four procedures of NGOs and civil societies for selecting a qualified candidate. I endorse his assessment of the selection process under the responsibility of the Security Council, which for the first time took into account the recommendations of NGOs on the selection process. His assessment of Ban Ki-Moon, the 8th UN Secretary-General was coherent in the sense that the author defended the campaign platform of the South Korean Candidate by providing several background papers.
Member States in UN Collective Action for Peace. There is a tendency to forget people who devoted themselves to the ideal of the United Nations. Thus, the book also includes a photo gallery on people who helped and collaborated with me to promote the actions of the United Nations. Tae-Ho Yoo, former regional Adviser of UNESCO for Social Sciences in Asia and the Pacific and an active member of the United Nations Association for France made an analysis of the selection process of 8th UN Secretary-General along four procedures of NGOs and civil societies for selecting a qualified candidate. I endorse his assessment of the selection process under the responsibility of the Security Council, which for the first time took into account the recommendations of NGOs on the selection process. His assessment of Ban Ki-Moon, the 8th UN Secretary-General was coherent in the sense that the author defended the campaign platform of the South Korean Candidate by providing several background papers.
Contents
PREFACE / 5
FRENCH SUMMARY / 8
1. Introduction / 17
2. Request of NGOs to UN Security Council in the Matter of Selection Process of 8th UN Secretary-General / 21
3. Role of UN General Assembly in the Selection of 8th UN Secretary-General / 22
4. Former UN Secretaries-General / 24
5. Role of UN Secretary-General defined by www.UNSGSelection.org / 25
6. Position Paper of UN Association in the USA / 27
7. Membership and Presidency of UN Security Council / 32
8. Presidency of the UN General Assembly / 34
9. NGOs Working with the United Nations / 36
10. The Times of India announced the Candidate of India: Shashi Tharoor / 38
11. Seven official Candidates for 8th UN Secretary-General / 40
12. South Korean Association for UN invited Ban Ki-Moon at the 60th Anniversary of United Nations / 54
13. Ban Ki-Moon established his Website for Campaign / 56
14. Article of idnetwork (18 May 2006) on the Visit of Kofi Annan to South Korea (14 to 16 May 2006) / 57
15. Ban’s Speech “Restoring the Vitality of the United Nations” at the US Council of Foreign Relations / 58
16. Comments of Jeffrey Laurenti, The Century Foundation / 60
17. Website of Shashi Tharoor / 64
18. Interview of Ban Ki-Moon by Ayca Ariyoruk, UN Reform Watch (20 June 2006) / 68
19. Article of idnetwork on New UN Secretary-General, (7 July 2006) / 75
20. Article of idnetwork on North Korean Missile Test and Aid of South Korea to North Korea / 81
21. Article of idnetwork on UN Resolution 1695 (15 July 2006) against Missile Exercise of North Korea / 82
22. Article of idnetwork (27 July 2006) on First Straw Poll on the New Secretary-General (24 July 2006), next Step after First Straw Poll (2 August 2006) and further Consideration of two leading Candidates (16 August 2006) / 83
24. Article of idnetwork on New Village Movement in Korea and Co-operation with Chinese Agricultural Experts(1 September 2006) and Advisory Work on FDI between South Korea and Europe (10 September 2006) / 89
25. Article of idnetwork on Second Straw Poll (14 September 2006) / 91
26. Article of idnetwork on the Statement of Ban Ki-Moon to 61st Plenary Session of the UN General Assembly
(21 September 2006) on behalf of Republic of Korea (24 September 2006) / 95
27. Third Straw Poll (28 September 2006) / 97
28. Comment of the Washington Times (29 September 2006) / 98
29. Comment of All Headline News (2 October 2006) / 101
30. Article of Pino Cazzaniga ; AsiaNews. it / 103
31. Article of idnetwork on the Formal Vote of UN Security Council (9 October 2006) Ban Ki-Moon elected by the UN General Assembly / 106
32. Media critical Reactions over the Selection of Ban Ki-Moon / 109
33. Statement of Secretary-General Kofi Annan / 114
34. Statement of Designate UN Secretary-General: Ban Ki-Moon / 116
35. More positive Reactions / 119
36. Conclusion / 124
37. General References / 134
38. Annexes
(1) Tribute : The Role of CHANG Myon in the recognition of the Republic of Korea by United Nations, by Tae-Ho YOO President, International Development Network, Paris, France / 135
(2) Tribute to LEE Jong-Wook, Former Director General of the World Health Organisation for his contribution to Health for All / 158
(3) Review of Korean Development, abstracted from Development in the Republic of Korea, by Tae-Ho YOO, published by UNESCO, 2005 / 163
(4) Contribution of UNESCO to Peace-Building By Tae-Ho YOO, President, International Development Network, Paris, 1 December 2006 / 180
(5) Neutrality in the UN Collective Action for Peace By Tae-Ho YOO, The Korean War and the United Nations, Louvain University, 1965 / 210
39. Photo gallery of persons who contributed to UN Ideals
(1) Pierre Elliott TRUDEAU / 222
(2) LEE Jong-Wook / 223
(3) Wassily LEONTIEF, Nobel Prize in Economics / 224
(4) Ousman SILLA / 225
(5) YOON Suk-Heun and Amadou M’Bow / 226
(6) LEE Chul Seung / 228
(7) Baron George Henry DUMONT / 229
(8) Michel DOUGINGUE / 230
(9) Erwin SOLOMON / 231
(10) PARK Bong-Sick / 231
(11) A.M.Khusro / 232
(12) R.Radhakrishna / 232
(13) LIU GuoGuang / 233
(14) MU GuoGuang / 234
(15) WANG Lin Xue / 235
(16) PARK Soo-Gil / 236
(17) CHA In-Suk/ 237
(18) YANG Tae-Kyu / 238
(19) Miguel Angel ESTRELLA / 239
(20) LIM Moun-Young / 240
40. Idnetwork and the Author / 241
41. Appreciations / 243
Tae-Ho Yoo, former regional Adviser of UNESCO for Social Sciences in
Asia and the Pacific and an active member of the United Nations
Association for France made an analysis of the selection process of 8th UN
Secretary-General along four procedures of NGOs and civil societies for
selecting a qualified candidate.
I endorse his assessment of the selection process under the responsibility of
the Security Council, which for the first time took into account the
recommendations of NGOs on the selection process.
His assessment of Ban Ki-Moon, the 8th UN Secretary-General was
coherent in the sense that the author defended the campaign platform of the
South Korean Candidate by providing several background papers.
FRENCH SUMMARY / 8
1. Introduction / 17
2. Request of NGOs to UN Security Council in the Matter of Selection Process of 8th UN Secretary-General / 21
3. Role of UN General Assembly in the Selection of 8th UN Secretary-General / 22
4. Former UN Secretaries-General / 24
5. Role of UN Secretary-General defined by www.UNSGSelection.org / 25
6. Position Paper of UN Association in the USA / 27
7. Membership and Presidency of UN Security Council / 32
8. Presidency of the UN General Assembly / 34
9. NGOs Working with the United Nations / 36
10. The Times of India announced the Candidate of India: Shashi Tharoor / 38
11. Seven official Candidates for 8th UN Secretary-General / 40
12. South Korean Association for UN invited Ban Ki-Moon at the 60th Anniversary of United Nations / 54
13. Ban Ki-Moon established his Website for Campaign / 56
14. Article of idnetwork (18 May 2006) on the Visit of Kofi Annan to South Korea (14 to 16 May 2006) / 57
15. Ban’s Speech “Restoring the Vitality of the United Nations” at the US Council of Foreign Relations / 58
16. Comments of Jeffrey Laurenti, The Century Foundation / 60
17. Website of Shashi Tharoor / 64
18. Interview of Ban Ki-Moon by Ayca Ariyoruk, UN Reform Watch (20 June 2006) / 68
19. Article of idnetwork on New UN Secretary-General, (7 July 2006) / 75
20. Article of idnetwork on North Korean Missile Test and Aid of South Korea to North Korea / 81
21. Article of idnetwork on UN Resolution 1695 (15 July 2006) against Missile Exercise of North Korea / 82
22. Article of idnetwork (27 July 2006) on First Straw Poll on the New Secretary-General (24 July 2006), next Step after First Straw Poll (2 August 2006) and further Consideration of two leading Candidates (16 August 2006) / 83
24. Article of idnetwork on New Village Movement in Korea and Co-operation with Chinese Agricultural Experts(1 September 2006) and Advisory Work on FDI between South Korea and Europe (10 September 2006) / 89
25. Article of idnetwork on Second Straw Poll (14 September 2006) / 91
26. Article of idnetwork on the Statement of Ban Ki-Moon to 61st Plenary Session of the UN General Assembly
(21 September 2006) on behalf of Republic of Korea (24 September 2006) / 95
27. Third Straw Poll (28 September 2006) / 97
28. Comment of the Washington Times (29 September 2006) / 98
29. Comment of All Headline News (2 October 2006) / 101
30. Article of Pino Cazzaniga ; AsiaNews. it / 103
31. Article of idnetwork on the Formal Vote of UN Security Council (9 October 2006) Ban Ki-Moon elected by the UN General Assembly / 106
32. Media critical Reactions over the Selection of Ban Ki-Moon / 109
33. Statement of Secretary-General Kofi Annan / 114
34. Statement of Designate UN Secretary-General: Ban Ki-Moon / 116
35. More positive Reactions / 119
36. Conclusion / 124
37. General References / 134
38. Annexes
(1) Tribute : The Role of CHANG Myon in the recognition of the Republic of Korea by United Nations, by Tae-Ho YOO President, International Development Network, Paris, France / 135
(2) Tribute to LEE Jong-Wook, Former Director General of the World Health Organisation for his contribution to Health for All / 158
(3) Review of Korean Development, abstracted from Development in the Republic of Korea, by Tae-Ho YOO, published by UNESCO, 2005 / 163
(4) Contribution of UNESCO to Peace-Building By Tae-Ho YOO, President, International Development Network, Paris, 1 December 2006 / 180
(5) Neutrality in the UN Collective Action for Peace By Tae-Ho YOO, The Korean War and the United Nations, Louvain University, 1965 / 210
39. Photo gallery of persons who contributed to UN Ideals
(1) Pierre Elliott TRUDEAU / 222
(2) LEE Jong-Wook / 223
(3) Wassily LEONTIEF, Nobel Prize in Economics / 224
(4) Ousman SILLA / 225
(5) YOON Suk-Heun and Amadou M’Bow / 226
(6) LEE Chul Seung / 228
(7) Baron George Henry DUMONT / 229
(8) Michel DOUGINGUE / 230
(9) Erwin SOLOMON / 231
(10) PARK Bong-Sick / 231
(11) A.M.Khusro / 232
(12) R.Radhakrishna / 232
(13) LIU GuoGuang / 233
(14) MU GuoGuang / 234
(15) WANG Lin Xue / 235
(16) PARK Soo-Gil / 236
(17) CHA In-Suk/ 237
(18) YANG Tae-Kyu / 238
(19) Miguel Angel ESTRELLA / 239
(20) LIM Moun-Young / 240
40. Idnetwork and the Author / 241
41. Appreciations / 243
Tae-Ho Yoo, former regional Adviser of UNESCO for Social Sciences in
Asia and the Pacific and an active member of the United Nations
Association for France made an analysis of the selection process of 8th UN
Secretary-General along four procedures of NGOs and civil societies for
selecting a qualified candidate.
I endorse his assessment of the selection process under the responsibility of
the Security Council, which for the first time took into account the
recommendations of NGOs on the selection process.
His assessment of Ban Ki-Moon, the 8th UN Secretary-General was
coherent in the sense that the author defended the campaign platform of the
South Korean Candidate by providing several background papers.