by Thomas R. Pickering  

by Jeremy Greenstock

by Catherine Bertini

by Asoke Mukerji

by Kishan S Rana

by Brenda Brown Schoonover

The Education of an Idealist by Samatha Power
reviewed by Donald Camp

George H.W. Bush held diplomatic posts at the United Nations and in Beijing before becoming vice president and then president of the United States.  As U.S. Ambassador to the UN 1971-73, Bush said “I learned that the United Nations is … Read more

by Roger Meece

A personal account, part three
by Gregory Wentling

This old observer finds himself still, at this late writing, caught between two points of view: not fully committed either to launching a war in Iraq or to strong opposition under practically all circumstances. Not completely convinced that Saddam’s Iraq … Read more

Multilateralism and the UN A Modest Proposal for University Training The proponent, a retired United Nations official with fifteen years service abroad in South Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, has long had a professional interest in international affairs. He retired … Read more

THE STRUGGLE FOR THE UNITED NATIONS by William N. Dale President Wilson traveled the country in the fall to raise support for the Treaty, but isolationist opponents and political foes dogged his steps arguing against his message. The President refused … Read more