The Somaliland case offers a detailed look at how a United Nations trusteeship is set up and run. This book examines how Italy returned to administer Somaliland under a UN framework, and what that meant for the territory, its people, and its future independence. This nonfiction work explains the rationale behind the ten-year limit, the roles of the Trusteeship Council and Advisory Council, and the practical challenges of building administration from a very low starting point. It covers geography, economy, governance, and the border dispute with Ethiopia, all within the wider context of postwar diplomacy and international law.
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