A Pact for the People? Inclusive Multilateralism in a World of Change
…and responsive. The Role of Civil Society in Multilateralism An inclusive multilateral system cannot exist without the meaningful participation of civil society. Since their formal recognition as part of “Major…
U.S. Policy in a Time of Transition
…for the creation of a stable regional economic and security environment responsive to the concerns of its peoples as well as to the vital strategic interests of the United States. …
Presidential Inbox 2013: Prevent Trafficking in the Global Supply Chain
…era of budgetary restraint, identifying cooperative responses that cut across governments’ responsive infrastructures and traverse the public-private divide, will be central to ensuring that our widening economic interconnectedness is not…
Centering Protection Across the Full Spectrum of Peace Operations
…more creative, flexible thinking and support mission transitions that are responsive to the situation on the ground. Conclusion Developing effective and adaptable models of peace operations fit for current and…
Key Reform Ideas in the Report
…Commission calls for (i) a responsive and experienced UN and regional capacity for crisis and conflict mediation and peacebuilding; (ii) more robust capacity to deploy civilian, police, and military personnel…
War or Peace: Will the Gaza-Israel Agony Finally End?
…administration more responsive to Palestinian needs, less threatening to Israel, and more acceptable to the international community. Doubts about the viability of the plan, which would put governance and reconstruction…
An American Strategy for a Multipolar World
…power, the resulting gap generates public discontent. See Walter Lippmann, U.S. Foreign Policy: Shield of the Republic (New York: Little Brown, 1943). American ends and means no longer appear to…
Victoria Panova: Russia and BRICS
…Brazil, there was an emphasis on the status of the Global South. But of course, I mean, China thinks of itself as part of the Global South, despite being the…