Nelson Mandela — Glossary

A situation where no single state or coalition dominates others, maintaining stability through power equilibrium.

A group of delegates or countries with similar interests or policies collaborating to advance common goals.

The process of forming alliances among countries with shared interests to strengthen negotiation leverage.

An alliance of two blocs working closely together to influence committee decisions or draft resolutions.

Restrictive measures imposed by states or international bodies to influence a target country's behavior without military action.

Economic policy requirements imposed by the IMF on countries receiving financial assistance to ensure repayment and economic stability.

[Nelson Mandela](https://modeldiplomat.com/learn/glossary/nelson-mandela)'s leadership style rooted in the African philosophy of interconnectedness, emphasizing reconciliation and community.

A procedure to confirm that the minimum number of delegates is present to conduct official committee business.

Joe Slovo and Ruth First Wolpe's strategies for organized opposition to South Africa's apartheid regime through combined political and armed struggle.