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  • Rethinking Multilateralism

Towards UN2020: The Case for Strenghtening Multilateralism

Join FES New York and partners for a strategy session to promote a proposed UN2020 summit.

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  • Inclusive Economy

Luncheon: Taming Global Finance by "Regulating from Below"

FESNY and partners co-hosted a luncheon discussion of how unions at banks can build a sustainable and equitable future for the global finance sector.

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  • Inclusive Economy

"Bargaining for the Common Good in the World of Global Finance"

Ten years after the last financial crisis, large banks are still creating risky financial instruments faster than policymakers can regulate them, and bank workers around the world are under pressure to sell these products.

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  • Peace and Security
  • Rethinking Multilateralism

“Preventing Mass Atrocity Crimes – Is there a Responsibility Not to Veto?”

Should there be a norm against the use of veto power in cases of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes?

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  • Rethinking Multilateralism

"Preparing the UN 2020 Summit"

The 75th anniversary of the United Nations in 2020 presents a unique opportunity to renew and strengthen the organization.

  • Event
  • Rethinking Multilateralism

“President or Paper Tiger? Strengthening the Role of the President of the UN General Assembly”

It is time to review and to strengthen the functioning of the Presidency of the General Assembly so that the office as an institution can deliver more effectively on the expectations of UN Member States and the global public.

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  • Inclusive Economy
  • Rethinking Multilateralism

"Labour Migration and the Global Compact: Ensuring Rights, Protections and a Decent Work Agenda"

Employment prospects in destination countries and the lack of decent work opportunities in origin countries are a driving force for millions of migrants.

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  • Peace and Security
  • Rethinking Multilateralism

"Resilient Social Contracts and Sustaining Peace"

To better understand—and indeed strengthen—the relationship between the state and the citizen, it is important to examine what drives inclusive and resilient social contracts within different contexts.

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