Can the South be heard?: a study of the South's representative at the United Nations.
This thesis uses historic and autoethnographic accounts of Group of 77 (G77) interactions to explore its effects, or lack thereof, within the UN system. First, it argues that the South, as everything that is uncivilized, subordinate, etc., has always existed through an identity built in relation to...
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