The Case for International Civil Servants

B2 – Upper Intermediate

More than ever, the works of high-quality international civil servants are needed when it comes to worldwide efforts in tackling issues such as climate change and digital technologies.

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The case for international civil servants

Discussion Questions:

  1. What are your thoughts on the functions of international civil servants?
  2. What are some challenges international civil servants face?
  3. Talk about the presence and importance of international civil service within your own country.
  4. Share your insights on this statement, “These officials’ special status extends global governance beyond cooperation among nation-states, but it does not reflect a utopian attempt establish a world government.“.
  5. How exactly can international organizations and civil servants champion “common good”?

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3 replies on “The Case for International Civil Servants”

Hi! You must be suscribed to see this article, at least in Spain, so sadly I can’t read eat. I hope you can fix it. Thanks!

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