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iiclr-17573	Pomerance, Michla	Seeking Judicial Legitimation in the Cold War: U.S. Foreign Policy and the World Court, 1948-1962	1995	50	.pdf	application/pdf	24747	1362	62	[Vol. 5:2 WORLD COURT IN THE COLD WAR The context in which the Court's opinion was sought was the threatened insolvency of the United Nations resulting from the failure of many states to share in the expenses of one or both of the costly peacekeeping operations then in progress-UNEF (the U.N. Emergency Force in Sinai) and ONUC (the U.N. Force in the Congo). Cuba, in particular, was taking steps to move the issue to the Security Council, and, as Jessup attested, the United States staff [at the U.N.] had difficulty in dissuading Cuba from adopting this course.47 To bolster its case against immediate reference to the U.N., the State Department marshalled an array of additional arguments which included the following points .4 As non-U.N. members, the three delinquent countries were not bound by the Charter and would certainly refuse to answer charges brought against them in the world organization.	cache/iiclr-17573.pdf	txt/iiclr-17573.txt