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Upcoming Events
May highlights include:
The Clash Within: Democracy, Religious Violence, and India's Future
Martha Nussbaum
The rise of the Hindu right in India poses a serious threat to democracy and secular government.
Confronting Climage Change
Michael Oppenheimer
How do we avoid the unimaginable and manage the unavoidable?
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New Book on Ethics of War
Preventive War and American Democracy
How did the once unassailable U.S. norm against preventive war become powerless by 2003? Scott Silverstone, a former Council Fellow,
explores the changing attitudes towards preventive war in American strategic policy.
New Online Bibliography
Resources on Islamic Education
Online resources, books, articles, organizations, and more.
In Honor of Earth Day, April 22
How to Save the Environment?
Essential resources and perspectives from the Carnegie Council
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 EDITOR'S NOTE
March was the fourth anniversary of the Iraq War, yet the violence continues with no end in sight.
In April the Council was honored to host Mr. Ali A. Allawi,
until recently a senior minister in the Iraqi government, who gave us a sobering and dispassionate insider's
account of the situation. He was one of many distinguished speakers over the last two months.
In addition to the topics listed here, other issues included American Muslims, business ethics, oil, Darfur, and North Korea.
See www.cceia.org for audios and transcripts.
On another note, the Council celebrated an important milestone in March when the website received its millionth visitor, the first time we have received a million visitors in one month. In fact, the March figure was over 1.1 million visitors--and thanks to you, our supporters, the numbers keep growing. Please note that we have added a feature, "email this page," so that you can email materials to friends and colleagues.
RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
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 THE OCCUPATON OF IRAQ: WINNING THE WAR, LOSING THE PEACE
Ali A. Allawi discusses the tragic situation in Iraq. How did it get to this point, and what will be the repercussions on Iraq and the
rest of the world?
Podcast, audio, and transcript available.
- CHINA: FRAGILE SUPERPOWER: HOW CHINA'S INTERNAL POLITICS COULD DERAIL ITS PEACEFUL RISE
China is the world's fastest growing economy and this alarms many Westerners.
But Susan Shirk finds that the real danger lies in the deep
insecurity of its leaders, who face a troubling paradox: the more developed and prosperous the country becomes,
the more threatened the leaders feel.
Podcast, audio, and transcript available.
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ONCE UPON A COUNTRY: A PALESTINIAN LIFE
In spite of the hatred, the anger, and the frustration, deep beneath there is the readiness on the part of both Israelis and Palestinians to make peace, insists Palestinian activist and scholar Sari Nusseibeh.
Podcast, audio, and transcript available.
WHAT'S NEW
ETHICS & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, SPRING 2007
A host of poor nations around the world are heavily in debt. What is to be done and how can other countries avoid the same fate? This special edition on sovereign debt is our annual
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