The Role of Resident Representative of The UN Technical Assistance Board*

C. Hart Schaaf

International Organization, 1960, vol. 14, issue 4, 548-562

Abstract: Among the many differences between the League of Nations and the UN systems is that characterized by the increasing expansion in the latter's structure of field operations along with the development of the administrative structure of field offices. This essay deals with the key field post, that of the UN Technical Assistance Board (TAB) Resident Representative, in the most far-flung of the new UN field networks.

Date: 1960
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