A Brilliant Idea from the UN
A Brilliant Idea from the UN
The Economist | 2010
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A satirical piece, the author offers his opinions on the United Nations Educational Scientific & Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and that of President Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea, as it relates to the prize that was established in his honor for the research in the life sciences.
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"A Brilliant Idea from the UN," Economist, Vol. 395. Issue 8681 (May 8, 2010), pp. 16-16.
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