The World Bank at Sixty-Three: Searching for a strategy in today's economic order
by Thorsten Benner at the Global Public Policy Institute
An article by GPPi's Associate Director outlining the perspectives for World Bank
reform in the fall 2007 edition of Internationale Politik- Global Edition.
With a new man at its helm, the crisis currently engulfing the organisation, he argues, reaches far deeper than the controversy over failed chief, Paul Wolfowitz |
Security Council reform: the dual risks
by Sam Daws*
This paper was delivered at the International Conference on United Nations Reform in Tehran 17-18 July 2005.
*Sam Daws is the Executive Director of UNA-UK. He wasformerly First Officer in the Executive Office of UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan. |
UN Management Reform
by HE Lindiew Mabuza*
In this article, which originally appeared in the July-September 2006 issue of UNA-UK's New World, HE Lindiwe Mabuza explains the views of the Group of 77 and China, which South Africa is currentlychairing, on management reform at the United Nations.
* HE Lindiwe Mabuza is High Commissioner of South Africa to London |
.The US and the UN: an unhappy marriage?
by Mark Malloch Brown*
This is the text of a speech delivered by Mark Malloch Brown at the Century Foundation and Centre for American Progress in New York on 6 June 2006.
Also contained in these pages, which originally appeared in the July-September 2006 issue of
UNA-UK's New World, is a letter from Lord Hannay, Chair of UNA-UK, on the reaction of John Bolton, the US Ambassador to the UN, to Mr Malloch Brown's speech
* Mark Malloch Brown is the UN Deputy Secretary-General |