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It would serve as a historical debate later. The article is informative and interesting in light of the various aspects of the League of Nations.
The second article focuses on the historical issues surrounding the League of Nations. The author points out that the League was a failure because it attempted to create a peace-making organization at the close of WWI. The problem was that the League could not stop people from going into WWII. The author discusses both historical and contemporary ideas about the League and suggests some of the reasons why it may have been a failure in what it was attempting to do. The article looks at 80 years of history and gives a synopsis of why the League had the challenges that it did at that time. The author does explain how the League was a precursor to international collaboration and how it brought countries together.
The third article presents information on the inter-war years when the League of Nations was just beginning. The article talks about the first conference that happened in The Hague. Topics include legal equality for men and women, the nationality of married women, the interaction of international women's organizations and the inequalities between married and unmarried women and men. Although women lobbied the League for equality, they were not successful in obtaining it. The article sets itself apart from other articles like it because it focuses on the interaction between the League and women's organizations.
The fourth article gives a historical account of the League and asks how the information about the League can contribute to the study of international politics. The author also gives her opinion of why the League failed to negotiate "national sovereignty" in various world crises.
The author details the controversy about the UN as it relates to current-day information. It discusses some of the similarities between the League of Nations and the UN to show that the UN must undergo changes or it may lose its standing as the League did. The author suggests that the UN can learn valuable lessons by studying the League so that they can avoid the mistakes that were made by the League. The article takes a look at the structures, norms and rules of the two entities and shows how the UN has made better progress than the League. Read More