L'O.N.U., le Système economique international et la politique internationale

Daniel A. Holly

International Organization, 1975, vol. 29, issue 2, 469-485

Abstract: Available data on the activities of the multinationals and other aspects of international economic relations have rendered traditional approaches to the study of international politics, international organizations and the international system obsolete. The political and economic facts of international life are so intertwined that it has become compulsory to resort to the findings of political economy to discuss the international system and its functions and to assess properly the role and functions of the United Nations within it.

Date: 1975
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