MAR 13, 2014 • Article
Redrawing the Map of Global Knowledge: from Access to Participation
It's tempting to think that more money and machines will solve the problems of knowledge production inequality between the global North and South, writes Laura ...
MAR 12, 2014 • News
Free Online Syllabi from Carnegie Council Global Ethics Fellows
Carnegie Council presents syllabi on ethics, armed conflict, global civics, global governance, climate change, and Islam in politics. Although these materials are designed for students, ...
MAR 11, 2014 • Article
Taking Effective and Practical Steps Regarding Ukraine
Putin's ultimate goal is to avoid having a Ukraine that is a Western outpost on his border. He needs to be shown that the policies ...
MAR 11, 2014 • News
The "Made in China" Fallacy
Our trade deficit with China is vastly exaggerated--and it skews how we see the entire economy, argues Carnegie Council Trustee Zachary Karabell.
MAR 10, 2014 • Podcast
The Struggle for Iraq's Future: How Corruption, Incompetence and Sectarianism Have Undermined Democracy
In this bleak and revealing talk, Iraqi lawyer Zaid al-Ali provides an insider's analysis of Iraq's many failures of governance, from creating a constitution to ...
MAR 10, 2014 • News
Zachary Karabell on Economic Measurements
From February 28 to March 8, Vice Chairman of the Board Zachary Karabell published several articles that analyze how we measure the economy and the shortcomings of ...
MAR 10, 2014 • News
David Ritchie Reviews "Philosophy After Hiroshima"
Global Ethics Fellow David Ritchie reviews "Philosophy After Hiroshima" (Edward Demenchonok, ed.) in "Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice."
MAR 10, 2014 • News
5 Questions with John Bew on Realpolitik, Obama, and Intervention
In this interview, John Bew, Kissinger Chair at the Library of Congress, references and recommends Carnegie Council President Joel Rosenthal's book, "Righteous Realists."