Titlebook: Democratic South Africa‘s Foreign Policy; Voting Behaviour in Suzanne Graham Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Doris Bühler-Niederberger,Aytüre Türkyilmazstions concerning UN financing and budgeting; UN management and oversight; and transforming the UNSC. This chapter finds that South Africa has since 1994 demonstrated a full commitment to: UNSC reform; the improvement of the UN’s finances and the distribution of benefits from the UN’s budget; transp

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Foreign Policy: Pinpointing Principles and Themes,discussion documents, strategic plans, reports, and government legislation, as well as academics’ and researchers’ observations of government. The themes are identified in order to streamline and manage the vast amount of UN voting data available over the 20-year period. The promotion of human right

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Voting on Human Rights and Democracy Issues,14. The chapter sets out to investigate the context behind South Africa’s reputation going from that in 1994—of a country wholly committed to human rights and democracy promotion around the world, to having a tarnished human rights status in 2007. The Chapter finds that South Africa’s voting behavio

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