قراءة سوسيولوجية في العضوية الدائمة في مجلس الأمن التابع للأمم المتحدة

Abstract EN

The problem with the UN security council is that it is a miniature, exclusive 'club' with unfettered powers, with no real international representation and veto power dominated by permanent members.

the main objective of the study is to investigate the general outlook on permanent membership in the UN security council.

for the united nations, examining the disturbing trend of this hegemony and the problem of expansion, the methodology is essentially descriptive-analytical, the paper employs the theory of power politics as a tool of analysis.

one of the main findings is that there is a global dominance of permanent members of the security council.

these prevent UN member states seeking expansion or competing for a permanent seat through veto power.

this paper recommends expanding the representation of the UN security council to include Africa and other countries.

the other for fair representation in the united nations security council.