Here is a Q&A with a man who has had a very unusual life. He was born royal — a prince. He has worked alongside people with dead-opposite experiences. He was educated in America (Johns Hopkins) and Britain (Cambridge). He married an American (a Texan, no less). Almost by accident, he worked for the U.N., starting out in the former Yugoslavia. He became high commissioner for human rights. All over the world, he has seen beautiful things in life and the very ugliest, or most depraved. He has a lot to say, and he is saying some of it now as a professor at Penn law school. He says a fair amount in our Q&A. Get to know Zeid Raad al-Hussein of Jordan. (Again, here.)