This book reviews the formative years of the United Nations (UN)
under its first Secretary-General Trygve Lie. This welcome
appraisal shows how the foundations for an expanded
secretary-general role were laid during this period, and that Lie's
contribution was greater than has later been acknowledged. The
interplay of crisis decision-making, institutional constraints and
the individuals involved thus built the foundations for the UN
organization we know today. Addressing important wider questions of
IGO creation, governance and autonomy, this is an incisive account
of how the UN moved from paper to practice under Lie.
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