OCT 9, 2026 • Article
The Contest of Attraction: Soft Power After Its Liberal Moment
ICR Research's Stuart MacDonald examines how major political traditions understand attraction and how those differences play out today. How can states ethically pursue soft power?
OCT 7, 2026 • Report
Their Data, Whose Decision? The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Humanitarian Response
This report from the second CEF cohort focuses on the integration of AI into humanitarian response, proposing an ethical framework to respond to these challenges.
OCT 2, 2026 • Article
Second Delegation of the Uehiro-Carnegie for Future Generations Study Tour Visits Japan
Delegates from the September 2026 study tour reflect on their visits to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima, and how the trip informed their views on ethical leadership.
OCT 1, 2026 • Podcast
Cooperation as a Source of Power
Velislava Petrova-Chamova, Bulgaria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, discusses why values and interests aren't opposing forces and how pragmatic diplomacy can turn principles into action.
SEP 30, 2026 • Report
Redefining the Frontline: AI, Ethical Healthcare, and Non-State Power
This report from the second CEF cohort discusses new ethical frameworks for healthcare as AI transitions to general-purpose infrastructure. How should ethical considerations shift?
SEP 28, 2026 • Video
Listening to Conflict: Human Experience of War
With the rise of cyber and hybrid warfare, what's been lost in ethical thinking about conflict? Access this "Ethics Empowered: Leadership in Practice" recording.
SEP 23, 2026 • Report
A New National Security Architecture: An Economic Security & Strategic Investment Framework for the Western Hemisphere
This report from the second CEF cohort provides an economic security framework for the U.S. and globally demonstrating accountability and democratic governance.
SEP 18, 2026 • Podcast
A New Breed of American Oligarch
Casey Michel examines how concentrated wealth is reshaping American democracy and foreign policy, and the consequences when private interests take precedence over the public good.