The campus community is invited to a free presentation by History Department faculty member Dr. Lori Clune on the rules-based international order and the global institutions created to prevent catastrophic global conflicts.

Since their creation after World War II, the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights have succeeded in some respects but failed in others.

With new conflicts emerging around the world, the presentation will discuss the fragility of these international structures and their future.

Date: Tuesday, March 3
Time: 11 a.m. to noon
Location: Library, Room 3212

For more information, contact lclune@csufresno.edu.

Dr. Lori Clune is an expert on U.S.-Soviet Union relations, the Cold War, diplomatic history and espionage. She has taught campus courses related to these topics, as well as U.S. global history and involvement in 20th century wars, and its relations with Cuba and Vietnam. Clune was recently featured in season two of Netflix’s Emmy-nominated documentary series "Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War," where she discussed espionage, atomic bombs, McCarthyism and Cold War fear in episodes two and three.