The AGIR review #22, « Rethinking the UN, from Security to Solidarity », was published in May 2005.

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In this page, you can go through the index of the articles contained in this issue. You can also read several articles specially selected for the website.

 A Safer World, by Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations (selected texts)
 Glances on the Past, by Pierre de Senarclens
 Is the UN reformable? I, by Maurice Bertrand
 Is the UN reformable? II, by Jean-Marc Coicaud
 UN soit qui mal y pense! by Philippe Ratte

 The Stakes of Peace and Security, by Serge Sur
 Usefulness of the powerless UN, by Pierre Conesa
 Reform of the Security Council: Which Prospects? by Alexandra Novosseloff
 Peace Operations of the UN, by Béatrice Pouligny
 IMF, World Bank: from Speech to Action, by Christian Chavagneux
 Environment & Sustainable Development, by Laurence Boisson de Chazournes

 Reforming the UN without losing the USA, by Edward C. Luck
 The UN and the New International Order, Chinese Point of View, by Wu Jianmin
 Restructuring the United Nations, Indian Point of View, by Kittu Reddy
 « Perceiving » Reality, Indian Point of View, by Arnad B. Chowdhury
 The UN and the New Global Logic, Brazilian Point of View, by Gilberto Dupas
 An African Perspective on United Nations Reform, by Cedric de Coning
 The Reform of the Security Council, Italian Point of View, by Irnerio Seminatore