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Can the UN restore international peace? Maybe, but only from the ground up

The United Nations headquarters building is pictured though a window with the UN logo in the foreground in the Manhattan borough of New York August 15, 2014.

The United Nations has been around since 1945. Reforms are long overdue Image: REUTERS/Carlo Allegri

Joëlle Jenny
Fellow, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard university
Adam Day
Senior Policy Adviser, United Nations University Center for Policy Research
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