POLI 449 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: United Nations General Assembly, Nuclear Proliferation, Corinthian War
26 May 2016
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Sign up for a desk in the foreign ministry. The objective is to come up with exerpts that should go in your country"s opening statement that the unga (united nations general assembly) Objective: building on your country"s pov, as well as that of the desk you are attached to, identify 2-3 policy items to defend at the opening session of the unga. Then, propose some language for the speech (short paragraphs of 2-3 sentences) Eg. nuclear proliferation in east asia has become the paramount threat of our age . Or eg: we must embrace a people-centered view of int"l development . Grading based on: soundness of the analysis, coherence and relevance of the argument, quality of research. Lecture 6: diplomacy across history: cohen reading. Cohen traces a lineage in diplomatic practices, from cuneiform diplomacy from greece to. Diplomacy has its origins in ancient near east. Sovereigns communicate and negotiate by means of surrogates.
