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The United States Mission to the United Nations

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  • Richardson, Channing B.

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It has now become quite axiomatic to say that United States participation in the United Nations system is having an effect upon the substance I of United States foreign policy. What is not so well known as yet is that this participation is the cause for the creation of a new piece of machinery I for aiding the conduct of our foreign policy. Established in 1946 as the United States Delegation to the United Nations, this new outpost of the Department of State illustrates in its organization and operation many of the changes which have come about as bilateral diplomacy has given way to multilateral, “conference-type†United Nations diplomacy. Located at the headquarters of the international organization in New York City, the permanent Mission and its work are symbols of the importance and endless variety of problems posed for American foreign policy by our membership in and support for the United Nations. Since it is still in the process of development, the following study of the organization and role of the United States Mission to the United Nations should be taken as a preliminary analysis.

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  • Richardson, Channing B., 1953. "The United States Mission to the United Nations," International Organization, Cambridge University Press, vol. 7(1), pages 22-34, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:intorg:v:7:y:1953:i:01:p:22-34_02
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