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The U.N. and the (Economic) Education of Henry Kissinger

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 September 2018

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Something remarkable and of historic importance took place in New York during the first two weeks of September, 1975. At a Special Session of the United Nations the poor countries of the world, who have 70 per cent of its people and 30 per cent of its income, demanded that the rich, countries make some major changes in the international system. And the rich countries, including the United States, responded in new ways. Most reporters failed to notice how remarkable the events were, but the evidence is there.

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Copyright © Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs 1976

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