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[[link removed]] [[link removed]] Winter 2024
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The New Multilateralism [[link removed]]
[[link removed]]As global alliances make profound shifts, the winter 2024 Wilson Quarterly examines emerging partnerships alongside traditional multilateral institutions to help reveal the strongest combinations.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] IntroductionGlobal Alliances: Tankers and Yachts
by Baroness Catherine Ashton
In her introduction for the latest Wilson Quarterly, Cathy Ashton frames the issue in terms of tankers and yachts and makes the case that both are needed to address today’s complex challenges.
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Maneuvering the UN in Shifting Global Waters A Cacophony of Partnerships
by Ambassador John Negroponte with Ambassador Mark A. Green by William Pomeranz
The Wilson Center’s President & CEO speaks with a former US Ambassador to the United Nations to explore how this tanker might move more like a yacht when necessary. Despite being part of a long list of global and regional partnerships, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is limiting its economic growth and political influence.
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Independent India Reinventing Security and Cooperation in Europe
by Nirupama Rao with Michael Kugelman by Robin S. Quinville, Philip T. Reeker, and Jason C. Moyer
Having long avoided formal alliances, the South Asian country offers a useful case study of how a nation can leverage informal global partnerships to pursue strategic objectives. The Director of the Wilson Center’s South Asia Institute speaks with the former Indian Ambassador to the US to learn more. After the Cold War the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) shared the goal of enhancing security on the European continent and across the transatlantic space. After 30 years, these organizations have charted different courses when adapting to contemporary challenges.
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Also In This Issue
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Multilateralism
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Feinberg
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Biersteker
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Kenneth
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Abbott



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