Richard Jolly
Sir Richard Jolly is co-director of the UN Intellectual History Project and former Assistant Secretary-General of the UN, holding senior positions in UNICEF and the UNDP for over 20 years. He is author of a 16-volume history of the UN’s contributions to economic and social development since its beginning in 1945, of which the final volume has just been published as UN Ideas That Changed The World. Three of the earlier volumes were recognised as outstanding academic books of the year.
Interviews with Richard Jolly
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UNICEF’s 2010 State of the World’s Children Report, Celebrating 20 Years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
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UNDP, The Human Development Report 2003
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The No-Nonsense Guide to the United Nations
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Just Give Money to the Poor
by Joseph Hanlon, Armando Barrientos and David Hulme -
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The Idea of Justice
by Amartya Sen
The best books on Children and the Millennium Development Goals, recommended by Richard Jolly
The best books on Children and the Millennium Development Goals, recommended by Richard Jolly
The UN veteran chooses books on the fate of children in the developing world and the Millennium Goals and says giving money to the poor works
