As the world transitions away from unipolarity, a dangerous competition over norms and rules is emerging that risks splitting the world into competing orders. In response, The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft has debuted the first report from its Better Order Project, which brought together more than 130 experts from more than 40 countries to develop a roadmap for stabilizing the international security order. The report, titled “Toward a Better Security Order,” puts forth a series of proposals aimed at rejuvenating an inclusive global security order rooted in international law, multilateralism, and the ability of states to participate on an equal basis. Its 20 detailed proposals address a wide range of vital global security concerns, including reforming the UN Security Council, containing rogue AI, avoiding nuclear war, prioritizing climate change, and more. Join the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future on Thursday, February 6 for the Boston launch of the report. The event will feature Quincy Institute Executive Vice President Trita Parsi; Harvard Kennedy School Prof. Stephen Walt; and BU Pardee School of Global Studies Prof. Min Ye; and will be moderated by Pardee Center Interim Director Amb. Jorge Heine. The event will take place on Thursday, February 6 from 4:00-5:30 pm in the 4th Floor River Room at the BU Hillel (213 Bay State Road). Please register to attend.