Evolving Republican Perspectives on the UN

This chapter explores the changing attitudes of the Republican Party towards the United Nations, focusing on the contrasting approaches of George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush. It examines pivotal historical moments, the implications of international law, and the successes and failures of UN interventions, particularly in response to major conflicts like the Gulf War and the Iraq War. The discussion highlights the importance of international cooperation and the ongoing challenges faced by the UN in promoting peace and stability in a complex geopolitical landscape.