Media Mentions
APR 15, 2014 • News
Unionists Fail to Target Scots' Hearts and Minds
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow David Speedie responds in a letter to "Financial Times" about an article concerning Scottish independence.
APR 14, 2014 • News
Jingo Unchained: What World War I Wrought
"Ethics & International Affairs" Associate Editor Zach Dorfman writes on World War I and its (rather unsavory) long-term effects on American politics.
APR 6, 2014 • News
Ukraine Federalisation is a Debatable but Ironic Aim
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow David Speedie responds in a letter to the "Financial Times" article "Russian Push to 'Federalise' Ukraine Stirs Resentment."
APR 2, 2014 • News
Global Justice in the Anthropocene: The Fourth Pillar Debate in Sustainable Development
Global Ethics Fellow Katsuhiko Mori addresses the question of why global environmental governance has failed.
MAR 28, 2014 • News
8 Questions on Ukraine
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow David Speedie poses fundamental questions about the political crisis in Ukraine and Crimea and its response from the West.
MAR 24, 2014 • News
Post-Cold War West Poked Russian Bear with a Stick until It Finally Swiped Back
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow David Speedie answers questions concerning the West's response to political changes in Ukraine and Crimea.
MAR 19, 2014 • News
Is the Age of Intervention Over?
Carnegie Council Centennial Chair Michael Ignatieff explores whether democratic support for intervention is eroding across the West, and what the consequences are for international relations ...
MAR 18, 2014 • News
Colonel Jeff McCausland on the Annexation of Crimea
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow and CBS Military Analyst Colonel Jeff McCausland gives the latest on Vladimir Putin's legal actions concerning the annexation of Crimea.
MAR 16, 2014 • News
Colonel Jeff McCausland On Ukraine
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow and CBS Military Consultant Colonel Jeffrey McCausland discusses the week's political events in Ukraine and Crimea.
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.
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