League of Arab States and the European Union (defects of the voting mechanism and its results)

Comparison study

Abstract

This study examines the League of Arabic States and the European Union (the shortcomings of the voting mechanism and its results a comparative study) how these regional organizations have emerged and the reasons for their emergence. These organizations have been formed to avoid conflicts and tensions in the regions that host member states of these regional organizations. Also Consolidate and enhance the relationships between these States by committing to the Constitution of the Organization. The main question in this research is whether these regional organizations have been able to achieve their main objectives, whether they have been able to prevent members from not violating the provisions of the Charter of the Organization, and on the other hand have they been able to solve the dilemma of voting and the commitment of members to the decisions they make. The research was able to answer these questions as well as to clarify the mechanism of voting and how members adhere to the decisions issued by the organization and the penalty of non-compliance, especially in the crucial decisions issued by the organization, and a comparison between the mechanism of voting in both organizations. This research was concluded after reaching a set of conclusions and recommendations.