Press Releases
MAY 21, 2018 • News
Carnegie Council Announces Robert J. Myers Fund Recipients for 2018
The Fund supports and promotes activities of the Carnegie Council network that embody Mr. Myers' vision of effective ethical inquiry rooted in local experiences and ...
MAY 17, 2018 • News
Carnegie Council Congratulates Michael Ignatieff on Winning Eighth Annual Zócalo Book Prize for "The Ordinary Virtues"
Michael Ignatieff's latest book, "The Ordinary Virtues: Moral Order in a Divided World," which grew out of his Centennial project for Carnegie Council for Ethics ...
MAY 15, 2018 • News
Carnegie Council Announces Winners of Annual Student Research Conference, May 2018
This year, the Council received 32 applications from 12 universities around the New York City area and East Coast. Out of the 32 applications, nine projects, including one ...
MAY 3, 2018 • News
Save the Date! Global Ethics Day, October 17, 2018
Global Ethics Day is a global teach-in and an opportunity for institutions to explore the role of ethics in a globalized world. Inspired by Earth ...
APR 19, 2018 • News
Carnegie Council Appoints 10 Pacific Delegates for Fact-Finding Trip to the Philippines on Climate Change
In October 2018, Carnegie Council's Asia Dialogues program is leading a fact-finding trip to Manila to investigate the effects of climate change on Philippine politics and ...
APR 17, 2018 • News
Carnegie Council Announces Carnegie Corporation Grant for "Ethics for a Connected World" Project
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs is pleased to announce that it has received a two-year grant for a total of $450,000 from Carnegie Corporation ...
APR 12, 2018 • News
Andrew Carnegie's Legacy, 100 Years Later and into the Next Century
As the centennial of the death of Andrew Carnegie approaches in 2019, the institutions he founded are organizing a series of programs to celebrate Carnegie's legacy ...
APR 3, 2018 • News
Carnegie Council Project "The Living Legacy of the First World War" Launches New Weekly Podcast Series On April 3, 2018
Carnegie Council's "The Living Legacy of the First World War" fellowship project is exploring various aspects of the American experience in WWI in the months ...
MAR 9, 2018 • News
Just Out: "Ethics & International Affairs" Spring 2018 Issue
The heart of this Special Issue is a roundtable on the theme of "Rising Powers and the International Order." Each essay in the collection examines ...
FEB 28, 2018 • News
Call for Abstracts for Carnegie Council's May 10 Student Research Conference, Deadline April 6, 2018
Abstracts should be no more than 500 words. Presentations will be 10 minutes long and must make a normative argument about international affairs and ethics. Topics can ...
Media Mentions
MAR 25, 2022 • News
Eco-Business: "Is it time to take sun dimming tech seriously? Experts disagree"
This article for "Eco-Business" provides an overview of scientists' debates over the potential use of climate-altering approaches like solar radiation modification, citing a recent policy ...
MAR 24, 2022 • News
UN Dispatch Podcast: "The Promise and Perils of 'Solar Radiation Modification' to Mitigate Climate Change"
The Paris Agreement set a target to limit global warming to “well below 2 degrees, but preferably to 1.5 degrees celsius compared to pre-industrial levels.” However, the ...
MAR 18, 2022 • News
Al Jazeera: "Is seizing the yachts & mansions of Russian oligarchs enough? No."
In this article for "Al Jazeera", Senior Fellow Tatiana Serafin discusses the recent seizure of Russian assets in response to Putin's invasion of Ukraine. She ...
MAR 16, 2022 • News
The Wall Street Journal: "Russian Drone Flights Into NATO Skies Test Alliance’s Red Lines"
The crossing of Russian drones into the airspace of NATO countries is emerging as a test of the alliance's red lines. Senior Fellow Arthur Holland ...
MAR 6, 2022 • News
The National Interest: "Can America Adapt to the Multipolar Age?"
In this "National Interest" feature, Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev analyzes U.S. defense and diplomacy in a multipolar age. How has the U.S. approach ...
MAR 3, 2022 • News
The Washington Post: "Seize, don’t just freeze, Putin’s billions"
In an op-ed for "The Washington Post", Model International Mobility Convention Senior Fellow Michael Doyle discusses mechanisms to sanction Putin for the benefit of refugees ...
FEB 28, 2022 • News
Al Jazeera: "Will escalating sanctions shift Fortress Russia? It’s not a given"
In this article for Al Jazeera, Senior Fellow Tatiana Serafin writes that sanction resilience and understanding the West’s pain points are part of Putin’...
FEB 24, 2022 • News
Instick: Russian Disinformation and the Erasure of History
In this article for Instick, Senior Fellow Tatiana Serafin writes about the importance of fact-checking as Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine begins.
FEB 18, 2022 • News
Fortune: "The techno-military-industrial-academic complex"
In an op-ed for "Fortune", Carnegie-Uehiro Fellow Wendell Wallach argues that higher education has embraced the techno-military-industrial-academic complex.
FEB 17, 2022 • News
World Politics Review: "The Russia-Ukraine Crisis Is a Negotiation Over Deterrence and Compellence"
Abstract concepts in national security such as deterrence and compellence are often difficult to apply to the reality of political crises. In this "World Politics ...