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Reform of international institutions: towards a Commonwealth agenda

Publisher: Commonwealth Secretariat ; London ; 2009Description: vi, 85 p; illISBN: 978-0-85092-897-6Subject(s): COMMONWEALTH | UN | UN SYSTEM | REFORM | ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE | COMMONWEALTH | INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS In: Reform of international institutions: towards a Commonwealth agendaSummary: Discusses UN reform in the context of reform of the international system with focus on UN performance, UN role to assist commonwealth countries to meet and solve global challenges and shared problems, and to take advantage of opportunities for change, the slow pace of reform and the Commonwealth's role in forging consensus about the shape and pace of change.

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Simon Maxwell is the Director of the Overseas Development Institute, London.

Discusses UN reform in the context of reform of the international system with focus on UN performance, UN role to assist commonwealth countries to meet and solve global challenges and shared problems, and to take advantage of opportunities for change, the slow pace of reform and the Commonwealth's role in forging consensus about the shape and pace of change.

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