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CPSU and CSC conference report

By:

Smith, Mike

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CPSU [London]GB 2009Description: 9 pAction note:

5/8/09 JOYD

Summary: Considers how and in what ways actors could reform international institutions to make global coordination fairer and more effective. Deals with the reform of the Commonwealth; the reform of international institutions and the role of the Commonwealth; and, ensuring a voice for smaller states.

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Considers how and in what ways actors could reform international institutions to make global coordination fairer and more effective. Deals with the reform of the Commonwealth; the reform of international institutions and the role of the Commonwealth; and, ensuring a voice for smaller states.

5/8/09 JOYD

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