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DESCRIPTION:A guest lecture by Neil Buhne\, Professor of Practice\, ISID.\n
 \nAbstract:  Building bridges among people\, communities and countries is 
 an underlying principle of the international system set up in 1945. It’s d
 one this\, if not as well as hoped\, since then\, contributing to near con
 tinuous improvements in human development. Until the last months the basic
  principles the system is built on were not questioned. But now the bridge
 s on which that international system was based have been undermined and br
 oken. Drawing on his personal experience of 40 years with the UN\, and the
  current UN80 reforms\, Neil Buhne will look at the costs of this\, the be
 nefits from saving and improving the system\, and ways this can be done.\n
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LOCATION:Room 160\, Arts Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0G5\, 853 rue 
 Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:The Risks from Breaking the Bridges the UN Built\, the Benefits of 
 Saving Them and How to Do That
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 lt-benefits-saving-them-and-how-do-367435
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