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VOLUME XI (2020)

ISSUE ONE: Feature article. The Taming of the Shrew.
An exploration of the legacy to the UN of nineteenth and early twentieth century intergovernmental organisations and their search for peaceful resolution of dispute as an alternates to war.

ISSUE TWO: Sudan and South Sudan.
UN security council resolutions this quarter about Sudan and South Sudan.
A news feature setting the resolutions in their historical context.

ISSUE THREE: Global Biodiversity.
Covid 19 is setting back work to attain the global sustainable development goals.

ISSUE FOUR: UN General Assembly discusses the total elimination of nuclear weapons.

VOLUME XII 2021

A number of the features scheduled for 2020 have been postponed until 2021.
The schedule was amended and became:

Issue one The Nobel Prizes in economics.
Part one of the economics feature, plus other items.
Our aim was (and is) to give scientists and politicians internationally a guide through the prizes, so that they have a backdrop of how the topic of economics is developing.
THE SECOND HALF OF THIS FEATURE IS SCHEDULED AS ISSUE ONE 2022.

ISSUE TWO: The Leage of Nations from inception to demise.
The article will provide insight into today's United Nations and into intergovernmental organisations.
THIS ARTICLE WAS DELAYED, AND IS SCHEDULED FOR MID FEBRUARY 2022. IT REMAINS ISSUE 2 of 2021 (with publication delayed until 2022).

ISSUE THREE: Providing science advice to IGOs.
THIS ARTICLE IS NOW SCHEDULED AS ISSUE THREE 2022, AND IT WILL BE IN THE CONTEXT OF COP 27, NOT, AS ORIGINALLY PLANNED, IN THE CONTEXT OF COP 26.
See our COP26 news story HERE.
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The Paris Climate Change conference in 2015 was COP 21. To read our 2015 coverage OF COP 21
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ISSUE FOUR: The Antarctic Treaty System. Does membership of the ATS differ from membership of the UN or other IGOs. If so - how?
This item is now scheduled as issue 4 of 2022.

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