Robert Boardman's study of the changing relations of Russia and
China with the UN system is a welcome addition to post-Cold War
literature on international organisations. As he notes in his
acknowledgements, 'studying constantly moving targets is never
easy' and both his 'targets' have certainly been moving very fast.
Nevertheless, one of the strengths of this book is its delineation
of the historical continuities as well as the recent changes in
Soviet/Russian and Chinese attitudes toward multilateralism in
general and the UN in particular... This timely study should be
recommended reading for undergraduate courses in International
Relations...lucidly written and admirably succinct' '- Millennium:
Journal of International Relations
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