The UN, the United States and International Cooperation: What is on the Horizon?
To coincide with President Obama’s twin addresses to the UN, the Managing Global Insecurity project at Brookings (MGI) hosted a panel discussion in New York on September 22 with Brookings President Strobe Talbott, former head of UN peacekeeping Jean-Marie Guehenno, MGI Director Bruce Jones, Brookings Senior Fellow Homi Kharas, and Jim Traub of The New York Times.
The panelists addressed the Obama administration’s performance in the UN and G20, Ban Ki-moon’s leadership of the UN, the challenge of Iran to the future of international cooperation, and the role of economic interdependence in major power diplomacy.
Watch the event video and read the event transcript on the Center on International Cooperation’s web site.
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The UN, the United States and International Cooperation: What is on the Horizon?
To coincide with President Obama’s twin addresses to the UN, the Managing Global Insecurity project at Brookings hosted a panel discussion in New York on September 22. Panelists addressed the Obama administration’s performance in the UN and G20, Ban Ki-moon’s leadership of the UN, the challenge of Iran to the future of international cooperation, and the role of economic interdependence in major power diplomacy.
Jean-Marie Guéhenno
Nonresident Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Project on International Order and Strategy
Bruce Jones
Vice President and Director - Foreign Policy
Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Project on International Order and Strategy
