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"International organizations have been viewed at one extreme, as the vanguard of an emerging world government and at the other, as an exercise in futility in fostering cooperation among sovereign states."1 Whatever they are recognized as, they must realize that the world that we live in is an ever-changing one. Not a day goes by where there is not a significant occurrence, whether it be a new leader in a new country or a war …

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