The United Nations & Global Security
This Wednesday (April 6, 2005) a town hall meeting will be held on the topic *The United Nations and Global Security.*
In light of Kofi Annan's recent report on U.N. reform, the event will look at how the U.N. and the international system more broadly can be reformed to better meet the security needs of the 21st Century. The event will feature Patrick Callahan, DePaul University Professor and Author of The Logics of American Foreign Policy; Douglass Cassel, Director, Northwestern Center for International Human Rights; and David E. Guinn, Executive Director, International Human Rights Law Institute. The event will take place from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. this Wednesday (04/06/2005) in Room 109 of University of Chicago's Biological Sciences Learning Center at 924 E. 57th Street in Chicago, IL 60637. Free pizza will be served.
Please see below an announcement about the event. Hope you can attend. If possible, it would also be most grateful if you could share this announcement with your colleagues.
The United Nations & Global Security:
Can the U.N. be reformed to better meet the needs of 21st Century security?
What is the role of the U.S. in ensuring these reforms take place?
Featuring:
Patrick Callahan
Chair, Political Science Department, Depaul
Author of The Logics of American Foreign Policy
Douglass Cassel
Director, Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University
Former Human Rights Consultant to the United Nations
David E. Guinn
Executive Director, International Human Rights Law Institute, DePaul University
This event is sponsored by Model United Nations, Americans for Informed Democracy, and the Stanley Foundation
