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Cutting the U.N. Budget Is (Still) a Bad Idea Article

Members of the U.N. Security Council take their seats at the opening of a meeting at U.N. headquarters on July 9, 2003. The fiscal year State Department and Foreign Operations appropriations bill headed to the Senate floor this week is sure to stir debate over U.S. funding for the United Nations. (AP/Gregory Bull)

Cutting the U.N. Budget Is (Still) a Bad Idea

Lawmakers pondering U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations need to realize how critical the multilateral institution is to U.S. policy goals, write Sarah Margon and Martin Wolberg-Stok.

Nov 15, 2011

Sarah Margon, Martin Wolberg-Stok

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Cutting the U.N. Budget Is (Still) a Bad Idea

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