Media Mentions
JUL 11, 2016 • News
Why It's So Hard to #LeanIn Here
What is the future of feminism in Japan? In this interview with OZY, Carnegie Council Pacific Fellow Mari Miura discusses how the new push for ...
JUL 5, 2016 • News
Codename: Chilbom
In September 1976, a car bomb killed former Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier and a colleague in Washington, DC. For Atavist Magazine, Carnegie Council Senior Fellow Zach ...
JUN 27, 2016 • News
Johnson's Russia List JRL 2016-#118: Monday 27 June 2015
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow David Speedie's podcast with University of Rhode Island's Nicolai Petro was featured in "Johnson's Russia List." In the podcast, Speedie and ...
JUN 7, 2016 • News
The Progressive's Paradox
In OpenCanada, Carnegie Council Senior Fellow Zach Dorfman asks, can left-wing ideologies ever co-exist comfortably with military intervention? U.S. foreign policy over the past ...
JUN 2, 2016 • News
Book Launch: "Update on the Rule of Law for Human Rights in ASEAN: The Path to Integration"
Carnegie Council Pacific Fellow Francis Tom F. Temprosa is the lead author of the forthcoming study "Update on the Rule of Law for Human Rights ...
JUN 1, 2016 • News
Two Decades Behind: How to Give Women a Bigger Voice in Japanese Politics
Japan has one of the lowest rates of female representation in politics of any country in the world, writes Pacific Fellow Mari Miura for Nippon....
MAY 24, 2016 • News
World War III Will be Fought over Water
This excerpt from Journalism Fellow Amrita Gupta's "Policy Innovations" interview with Rajendra Singh, known as the "water man of India," was posted in Quartz.
MAY 15, 2016 • News
Obama at Hiroshima
The U.S. president's visit to the atomic bombing memorial in May 2016 caps his foreign policy agenda, writes Carnegie Council President Joel Rosenthal.
MAY 5, 2016 • News
Michael Ignatieff named president of Budapest's Central European University
Carnegie Council Centennial Chair Michael Ignatieff has been appointed president and rector of Central European University in Budapest.The graduate university, started by philanthropist George ...
APR 29, 2016 • News
Japan Doesn't Want the U.S. to Apologize for Bombing Hiroshima. Here's Why
Apologizing for a wartime act generations ago would be as welcome to Japanese political leaders as a cloud of mosquitoes. Carnegie Council Senior Fellow Devin ...
Press Releases
FEB 23, 2012 • News
Carnegie Council Partners with Best-Selling Textbook, "World Politics: Trend and Transformation"
Used by more than 200 colleges in 20 countries, "World Politics" is one of the most popular and influential textbooks on the market today. And now Carnegie ...
FEB 10, 2012 • News
Carnegie Council Turns 98 and Launches Centennial Projects
"This is an adventure such as has never been tried before," announced Andrew Carnegie, as he launched what is now the Carnegie Council. And almost 100 ...
FEB 7, 2012 • News
Winners of the 2011 International Student/Teacher Essay Contest, "Making a Difference"
Carnegie Council announces the results of its 2011 International Student/Teacher Essay Competition, "Making a Difference." Winners are from Nepal, India, the UK, and the U....
NOV 3, 2011 • News
Ethics & International Affairs: Call for Papers
Carnegie Council is pleased to invite submissions for upcoming issues of its quarterly journal, Ethics & International Affairs.
OCT 19, 2011 • News
2011 Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy: 10th Anniversary Award Recognizes Individuals, Families with Exceptional and Sustained Records of Giving
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, a sister organization of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, congratulates the winners of the 2011 Carnegie Medal of ...
SEP 7, 2011 • News
Carnegie Council Student/Teacher International Essay Contest "Making a Difference"
What does sustainability mean to you--in your own life, in your local community, and in the greater world? Do you see conflicts of interest between ...
MAR 15, 2011 • News
Lecture Series on Civility in America Planned By Carnegie Council and Dilenschneider Group
According to recent polls, civility has declined in every sector of American society. Speakers in this new series include Senator Orrin Hatch on civility in ...
FEB 9, 2011 • News
Winners of the 2010 International Student/Teacher Essay Contest, "Making a Difference"
Carnegie Council announces the results of its 2010 International Student/Teacher Essay Competition, "Making a Difference." There were five winners, one each from Canada, Trinidad & Tobago, ...
FEB 4, 2011 • News
Carnegie Council Launches Site on iTunes University
Carnegie Council is proud to announce the launch of its site on iTunes U, featuring multimedia collections of the best of its resources on international ...
OCT 14, 2010 • News
Carnegie Council Joins the PBS/NPR Forum Network as Online Partner
Now you can watch our videos on Forum Network, a PBS and NPR public media service in collaboration with public stations and community partners across ...