United Nations Security Council Permanent Member Perspectives: Implications for

Description: United Nations Security Council Permanent Member Perspectives by John Michael Weaver This research uses the Federal Qualitative Secondary Data Case Study Triangulation Model and a variation of the York Intelligence Red Team Model-Modified (YIRTM-M) to conduct the analysis. This study looks at issues from the U.S. perspective to see how each would apply the YIRTM-M to advance its own interests on the world stage. FORMAT Hardcover LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Threats to peace and stability are real and will likely continue into the foreseeable future. Likewise, globalization and its proliferation has made it increasingly difficult in knowing whether one is a friend or foe. This is particularly true when turning to the relationship of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC); the relationships are not as clear as was the case two decades ago. Intelligence professionals the world over would be remiss in their assessments if they fail to take into account the position of each in the context of contemporary issues. Countries can be aligned on one issue and yet diametrically opposed on others. This research looks to enhance what Ernest Boyer refers to as scholarship of integration and uses the Federal Qualitative Secondary Data Case Study Triangulation Model and a variation of a model referred to as the York Intelligence Red Team Model-Modified (YIRTM-M) to conduct the analysis. More pointedly, this book looks at issues from the U.S. perspective to see how the YIRTM-M can be applied to advance its own interests on the world stage and to better understand when each can be seen as a friend or foe. Author Biography John Michael Weaver (D.P.A., University of Baltimore) is Assistant Professor of Intelligence Analysis at York College in Pennsylvania (USA), a retired DOD civilian from the United States Intelligence Community and has served as an officer in the U.S. Army (retiring at the rank of lieutenant colonel). Table of Contents Background Information – Research Questions, Methodology, and Limitations – United Nations (Context) – The United States (an Overview of Priorities) – China – France – Russia– United Kingdom – Analysis and Findings – Conclusion – Index – About the Author. Review "Dr. Weavers provocative book on the U.N Security Council is written with the precision and expertise of an intelligence professional and military officer. It offers insights into the seismic shifts taking place on the world stage including potential implications for global alliances and diplomatic relations. It is a must read for graduate students in public administration, political science, and international studies." -Lorenda Naylor, Schaefer Center Faculty Fellow, University of Baltimore"An excellent, concise primer on the differing national security perspectives of the various permanent members of the UN Security Council. Dr. Weaver applies proven methodology to establish a guideline for how US policy makers should consider and apply Intelligence and Information as a key instrument of National Power." -Stephen Cheng, COL, USA (Ret). Review Quote "Dr. Weavers provocative book on the U.N Security Council is written with the precision and expertise of an intelligence professional and military officer. It offers insights into the seismic shifts taking place on the world stage including potential implications for global alliances and diplomatic relations. It is a must read for graduate students in public administration, political science, and international studies." -Lorenda Naylor, Schaefer Center Faculty Fellow, University of Baltimore"An excellent, concise primer on the differing national security perspectives of the various permanent members of the UN Security Council. Dr. Weaver applies proven methodology to establish a guideline for how US policy makers should consider and apply Intelligence and Information as a key instrument of National Power." -Stephen Cheng, COL, USA (Ret). Details ISBN1433159252 Author John Michael Weaver Pages 108 Publisher Peter Lang Publishing Inc Year 2019 ISBN-10 1433159252 ISBN-13 9781433159251 Format Hardcover Publication Date 2019-02-22 Imprint Peter Lang Publishing Inc Subtitle Implications for U.S. and Global Intelligence Professionals Country of Publication United States Illustrations 9 Illustrations, unspecified DEWEY 341.2323 Short Title United Nations Security Council Permanent Member Perspectives Language English UK Release Date 2019-02-22 AU Release Date 2019-02-22 NZ Release Date 2019-02-22 US Release Date 2019-02-22 Edited by Joe Leeson-Schatz Birth 1945 Affiliation University of Southern Queensland Position Professor Qualifications PhD Edition Description New edition Audience Professional & Vocational We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 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