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In his 13 years as head of ABC News, David Westin saw the 2000 election, 9/11, and many more earth-shaking stories pass through his newsroom. Is it possible for journalists to be both good at their jobs and people of good moral character? (Public Affairs Program)
If the worst threatened, where would the world look for leadership? The United States, with its paralyzed politics and battered balance sheet? A European Union reeling from self-inflicted wounds? China’s "people's democracy"? Perhaps Brazil, Turkey, or India? How about none of the above? (Public Affairs Program)
With the obsessive personality cult surrounding the Kim family dynasty, repressive economic and cultural policies, and an appalling human rights record, North Korea is the world's most isolated and controversial state. How has this nation been able to survive as it has for over 60 years? (Public Affairs Program)
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Edward Skidelsky,
Robert Skidelsky
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06/12/12
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In 1930, Keynes predicted that by 2030, we'd be working a 15- hour week; but he underestimated our appetite for wealth. The Skidelskys explain why Keynes was mistaken, and arguing from the premise that economics is a moral science, they trace the concept of the good life and how to attain it. (Public Affairs Program)
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Tibi Galis,
Kyle C. Matthews
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06/12/12
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Tibi Galis, executive director of the Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation, discusses the question "What does it mean to prevent genocide?" and the distinction he sees between genocide prevention and military intervention policies. (Carnegie New Leaders Program)
Many of our government institutions are short on money, ideas, and efficiency. What can we do, ourselves, to create lasting and workable solutions? How can we also find senses of meaning and community, both so elusive in the current circumstances? (Public Affairs Program)
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Martyn Evans,
Melanie Leech,
Albert Tucker
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06/21/12
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Carnegie UK Trust presents original research on the relationship between advocacy groups, citizens, and international organizations that regulate trade, markets, and consumer policy. (Global Ethics Network Program)
Eighteen months after the beginning of the Arab Spring, many things have changed in the Middle East and North Africa, but many things also remain the same. What does the future hold? Should the United States be playing a more active role in the region? (Public Affairs Program)
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