The purpose of this paper is to explore the question of whether the United Nations when conceiving the idea of a collective security system did put their major efforts in chapter VII of the UN Charter to realize their conception for a safer world. Its unequivocal that thereby the Security Council was vested with broad competences as any other organ of the UN and its empowerment with the responsibility to restore and maintain peace and security by using all necessary available means allowed it to have the "last say" in many conflicts and situations.
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Underlying aspects of the UN Charter and Chapter VII
2. Legitimacy of the Security Council under Chapter VII
2.1 Unlimited discretion of the Security Council in terms of article
2.2 Economic sanctions as opposed to military measures (Art. 41)
2.3 The use of force as an exception of the UN Charter (Art.42)
2.4 Self-defense as a sine qua non response to terrorism (Art. 51)
3. Critical remarks
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