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Volume 53 - Issue 1 - January 1959

Contents

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Research Article

  • Election Procedure in the United Nations

  • Aleksander W. Rudzinski
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 March 2017, pp. 81-111

  • It appears at first sight almost incredible that a secret ballot under the majority rule could result in more candidates mustering the required majority of votes than there are places to be filled. But this actually happened four times in the Security Council during the election of judges to the International Court of Justice.

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