Thomas G. Weiss
9 books
About the Author
Thomas G. Weiss is a distinguished scholar and leading authority on international relations and global governance, with a career spanning over four decades dedicated to analyzing the structures and challenges of multilateral institutions. A Presidential Professor at The Graduate Center of the City University of New York and Director Emeritus of its Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies, Weiss has authored or edited more than 60 books and monographs, influencing policymakers, academics, and practitioners worldwide. His work critically examines the United Nations' role in addressing global crises, from humanitarian interventions to sustainable development, advocating for reforms to enhance institutional effectiveness in an increasingly fragmented world. Weiss's insights, drawn from extensive fieldwork and advisory roles with organizations like the UN and World Bank, continue to shape debates on how international bodies can better serve humanity's collective needs.
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Books by Thomas G. Weiss
