Cordier Leads Columbia Diplomacy School Aiming To Fund Building
Former UN troubleshooter Andrew Wellington Cordier, now dean of Columbia University School of International Affairs, seeks 22 million dollars for a new building, faculty, and research facilities. He says the school trains future diplomats to tackle world problems with balanced, dispassionate analysis.
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Brits Contemplate Gambling Reform Through Diplomatic Training
London based Cordier Foresees Crux of World Problems Rippling into British life as gambling culture and a new school approach converge. Abe Aronson, a casino figure, eyes Las Vegas style craps to lure British bettors while scholars argue for negotiated solutions over belligerent standoffs in a nuclear era.
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