David Kennedy
TODAY'S MOST significant global challenges, whether humanitarian or military, are being addressed by diverse ad hoc coalitions. This new multilateralism will require more from the United Nations, making the selection of the next secretary general more important than at any time in the organization's history. At stake are not only UN reforms, but the shape and future of multilateralism itself. (Full article: 743 words)
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