INTS 80.06 Multilateralism and U.S. Leadership: How should U.S. engage with the Int'l System it Helped Create?

Explore the principal components of the so-called rules-based international order. Study the origin, roles and competencies of the multilateral organizations which underpin the order, including the UN Security Council, and assess their impact and utility. Should these institutions be reformed or is a new construct required for countries to manage the borderless crises that will inevitably come?

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