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Thursday, 11 March, 2010
Authors identify 'UN Ideas That Changed the World'
The United Nations push for human rights for all is the most important idea ever sparked from the global body—that’s according to a the co-authors and co-directors of 17 volumes of work focusing on the concepts and ideas of the United Nations. Reporter Alex Helmick talked to Richard Jolly and Tom Weiss, co-directors of the United Nations History Project, at the launch of their last volume, called UN Ideas That Changed the World at the Graduate Institute Geneva:
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