Media Mentions
JAN 14, 2014 • News
Asafa Powell May Be Guilty of Doping But He's Also a Victim
In an essay on "The Conversation" website, Global Ethics Fellow Julian Savulescu discusses the Asafa Powell doping case. Savulescu urges us to rethink the ethics ...
DEC 22, 2013 • News
Crowd-Sourcing American Foreign Policy
Duke professor and Carnegie Council trustee Bruce Jentleson taught a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on 21st century American foreign policy. In this article in "...
DEC 20, 2013 • News
Under Stephen Harper, Trade Policy Is Strong Because Foreign Policy Is Weak
Under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Canada has let its foreign policy atrophy, with the notable exception of trade policy, argues Global Ethics Fellow Roland Paris ...
DEC 18, 2013 • News
Rationalise Election Funding, to Get out of a Vicious Circle!
India's unrealistically low official limits on campaign expenditures breed corruption, argues Global Ethics Fellow Rajeev Gowda in this piece for "Citizen Matters Bangalore." Since real ...
DEC 9, 2013 • News
Ill Fares the Invisible Hand
According to census data from 2012, there are 46.5 million Americans currently living in poverty. That is more than one in seven Americans, or roughly 15 percent of ...
DEC 7, 2013 • News
Nelson Mandela--a Man Who Was Free Even in Prison
In this essay, Global Ethics Fellow Rajeev Gowda reflects on Nelson Mandela's life and message, and how Mandela holds a special place in the hears ...
NOV 25, 2013 • News
Savulescu: Many Performance Enhancing Drugs are Legal
Global Ethics Fellow Julian Savulescu appeared on BBC's "HARDtalk" to discuss performance enhancing drugs in sports. Since current rules are arbitrary and unenforceable, he argues, ...
NOV 20, 2013 • News
Machiavelli Was Right
"We should not choose leaders who agonize, worrying about the moral hazards of the power they exercise in the people’s name," argues Centennial Chair ...
NOV 18, 2013 • News
An Academy for Global Civics
In order to navigate our increasing interdependence, we need a mental map to help us decide what sort of a rapport we wish to have ...
NOV 7, 2013 • News
False Confessions: NYC Still Struggles in Aftermath of Central Park Five
This article about the infamous "Central Park Five" case cites a talk given at Carnegie Council by New York City police commissioner Raymond Kelly in ...
Press Releases
JUL 25, 2005 • News
Global Policy Innovations Launches Its New Website
JUL 22, 2005 • News
Summer Journal Special Issue, Entitled
"Ethics and the Use of Force after Iraq"
JUN 29, 2005 • News
Air Force Appoints Council Trustee Resnicoff
To Fight Religious Bias
JUN 17, 2005 • News
Srebrenica Ten Years Later: Genocide and Its Aftermath
MAY 20, 2005 • News
Council to Host Fellows Presentations in Mid-June
MAY 6, 2005 • News
Council Cosponsors Panel on Question of Torture
APR 21, 2005 • News
Carnegie Council Screens "Argentina: Hope in Hard Times"
MAR 31, 2005 • News