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A Note on the Chinese View of United Nations Finances

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 March 2017

Richard E. Bissell
Richard E. Bissell*
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Center of International Studies, Princeton University
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American Journal of International Law , Volume 69 , Issue 3 , July 1975 , pp. 628 - 633
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1975

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References

1 Chiu, H., Succession in International Organizations, 14 Int. and Comp. L. Q. 83-120 (1965)CrossRefGoogle Scholar; Green, L. C., Dissolution of States and Membership in the United Nations, 32 Saskatchewan L. R. 93ff. (1967)Google Scholar; Misra, K. P., Succession of States: Pakistan’s Membership in the United Nations, 3 Canadian Y.B. of Int. L. 281-89 (1965)Google Scholar.

2 See, for instance, Russell, R. B., United Nations Financing and “the Law of the Charter,” 5 Columbia J. of Transnational L. 68ff. (1966)Google Scholar; Lee, L. T., Alternative Approach to Article 19, 59 AJIL 872-76 (1965)CrossRefGoogle Scholar; and Fine, R. I., Peace-keeping Costs and Article 19 of the UN Charter, 15 Int. and Comp. L. Q. 529-39 (1966)CrossRefGoogle Scholar.

3 GAOR, 27th Sess., Report of the Committee on Contributions, Supp. 11, at 8, UN Doc. A/8711 (1972).

4 Ibid.

5 GA Res. 3049C (XXVII), Dec. 19, 1972, in GAOR, 27th Sess., Resolutions, Supp. 30, at 108, UN Doc. A/8730 (1972).

6 As can be seen in GAOR, 29th Sess., Financial Report and Accounts, Supp. 7, UN Doc. A/9607 (1974).

7 See Schwelb, Egon, Withdrawal from the United Nations: the Indonesian Intermezzo, 61 AJIL 661 (1967)CrossRefGoogle Scholar.

8 See the report by the Secretary-General UN Doc. A/C.5/1097 or GAOR, 21st Sess., Addendum to the Report of the Committee on Contributions, Supp. 10A, at 3, UN Doc. A/6310/Add.1, (1966).

9 GAOR, 28th Sess., Report of the Committee on Contributions, Supp. 11, at 16, UN Doc. A/9011 (1973).

10 Shannon, “Peking Offers to Raise UN Contribution—With a Catch,” Los Angeles Times, Oct. 10, 1972, at 1, in 2 J.A. Cohen and H. Chiu, People’s China and International Law: A Documentary Study 1363 (1974).

11 GA Res. 3190 (XXVIII), Dec. 18, 1973, in GAOR, 28th Sess., Resolutions, Supp. 30, at 124, UN Doc. A/9030 (1973) and Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, 28th Sess., 30th Report, Supp. 8A, at 135, UN Doc. A/9008/Add. 30 (1973).

12 See Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, 28th Sess., Sixth Report, Supp. 8A, UN Doc. A/9008/Add. 5 (1973).