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  U.S. National Debate Topic 2004-2005: The United Nations

   
 
 

Contents

 

Preface vii

 

I. Origins and Major Efforts 

Editor’s Introduction

1) United Nations. Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia

2) A Step Along an Evolutionary Path: The Founding of the United Nations.
Jean Krasno. Global Dialogue

3) The United Nations and World History. John Allphin Moore, Jr. and
Jerry Pubantz. Facts on File

4) The U.N. Idea Revisited. Abba Eban. Foreign Affairs

 

II. The Work of U.N. Programs and Specialized Agencies 

Editor’s Introduction 

1) Major Achievements of the United Nations. un.org

2) An Interview with Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of the
United Nations Children’s Fund. Oliver Smith and Monica Tedeschi.
Journal of International Affairs

3) Earth Summit: The Planet Is at a Crucial Crossroads. Fred Pearce.
The Independent (London) 

4) Doctor Who Pushed Health onto Global Political Agenda. Frances Williams. Financial Times (London) 

5) The Four "R"s of Refugees. Ruud Lubbers. New Perspectives Quarterly

 

III. A History of Intervention 

Editor’s Introduction 

1) Major Conflicts. UNESCO Courier

2) What I Learned in Bosnia. Paddy Ashdown. The New York Times

3) Tolerance Breaks out in Kosovo. Ken Dilanian. Philadelphia Inquirer 

4) Walking Softly in Afghanistan: The Future of U.N. State-Building.
Simon Chesterman. Survival

5) What U.N. Did in East Timor—A Lesson for Iraq? Slobodan Lekic.
Government Custom Wire

 

IV. The U.S. and the U.N.—A Troubled Affair 

Editor’s Introduction 

1) U.N. Peacekeeping in Trouble as Cost and Controversy Grow.
Miles A. Pomper. CQ Weekly

2) Out of the Loop. Lee Michael Katz. National Journal

3) Why America Still Needs the United Nations. Shashi Tharoor.
Foreign Affairs

4) Right to the Brink. Economist

 

V. Questions of Reform and the U.N.’s Future 

Editor’s Introduction 

1) From World Leaders Adopt "United Nations Millennium Declaration"
at Conclusion of Extraordinary Three-Day Summit. U.N. Press Release

2) U.N. Wants to Rule New World Order. Diane Sabom. Insight on the News

3) United Nations. Madeleine K. Albright. Foreign Policy

4) Defining a New Role for the United Nations. Kofi A. Annan.


The International Herald Tribune

Appendix 

Bibliography 

Books

Web Sites 

Additional Periodical Articles with Abstracts 

Index


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