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UN Reform: Progress, Prospects, and Priorities

Authored by David Birenbaum, a Woodrow Wilson Center Senior Policy Scholar currently engaged in a study of United Nations reform.

This report draws upon the series of programs hosted by the Project on Leadership
and Building State Capacity at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
on the subject of UN reform over the past few years with the generous support of the United Nations Foundation Better World Campaign and the Andrew E. Rice Global Education Fund of the National Capitol Area Chapter of the United Nations Association.

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