Media Mentions
SEP 20, 2013 • News
Founder Of Stealthy Security Firm Endgame To Lawmakers: Let U.S. Companies "Hack Back"
Chris Rouland hasn't spoken in public much since he created the secretive cybersecurity contractor Endgame five years ago, writes Andy Greenberg in "Forbes." But he ...
SEP 19, 2013 • News
Deciding When to Use Force for Humane Reasons
Following Centennial Chair Michael Ignatieff's op-ed in the "New York Times" on what he terms "the duty to protect" civilians in Syria, the "Times" published ...
SEP 14, 2013 • News
The Duty to Protect, Still Urgent
"In the future, the Security Council may be deadlocked about intervening, and presidents and prime ministers will have to turn instead to their people for ...
SEP 13, 2013 • News
How to Save the Syrians
"Keeping open the threat of a limited, targeted strike on Assad, while negotiations over the chemical weapons program continue, is essential both for reaching a ...
SEP 11, 2013 • News
What to Remember in Syria from Iraq’s Sectarian War
In this piece for "The Washington Post" on U.S. plans to intervene in Syria, Global Ethics Fellow Jocelyne Cesari warns that "like in Iraq, ...
SEP 10, 2013 • News
2020 Olympics: A Fourth Arrow for Abenomics?
"The Diplomat" quotes senior fellow Devin Stewart at length when discussing the significance of Japan's successful bid to host the 2020 Olympics. Stewart argues that "[Japanese ...
SEP 8, 2013 • News
Arise TV: Review, September 08
Senior fellow David Speedie appeared on "Arise Review" to discuss the developing crisis in Syria, as well as efforts to garner support for a limited ...
SEP 6, 2013 • News
Guantanamo Ethics
Senior fellow Jeffrey McCausland is featured in a "PBS Religion & Ethics Newsweekly" segment that discusses some of the ethical issues surrounding the continued use of ...
SEP 6, 2013 • News
Rise Above Selfishness: Get Involved in Syria
"As America debates the pros and cons of U.S. assistance to the people of Syria ... we would do well to remember what we owe ...
SEP 4, 2013 • News
Book Review: "Semi-Presidentialism: Sub-Types and Democratic Performance"
In this review of Robert Elgie's latest book—which examines why some semi-presidential democracies perform better than others—grants manager Mladen Joksic argues that while ...
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