Carnegie Ethics Online

APR 1, 2011 • Article

While all eyes are focused on Libya, we may be headed towards a bloodbath in Ivory Coast similar to that in Rwanda in April 1994. The ...

MAR 21, 2011 • Article

After the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and now the nuclear meltdown in Japan, it should be clear that oil and nuclear ...

FEB 1, 2011 • Article

Many ask, "Will the newly independent South Sudan become a failed state?" But the real question is, "Can North Sudan remain a viable state without ...

JAN 11, 2011 • Article

A series of inter-related projects in a Ugandan village show that small can be beautiful, particularly for women--and it all began with a community library.

DEC 14, 2010 • Article

A new era in Latin America or status quo in another form? While female politicians' success in Latin American elections is laudable, this trend does ...

NOV 23, 2010 • Article

A constructive engagement over water supply and stewardship might just create an atmosphere conducive to constructive dialogue on more contentious problems in the Middle East ...

OCT 15, 2010 • Article

To the casual observer, it may be hard to see what holds EU members together, writes Stoyanova-Yerburgh. It is no surprise then that the EU, ...

SEP 23, 2010 • Article

"Sustainability is changing the way businesses think about innovation—with customers, partners, and within organizations themselves," writes Corporate EcoForum's Jeffrey Hittner.

AUG 19, 2010 • Article

Should the United States, as the world's greatest military power, use its might to prevent the next outbreak of ethnic violence from turning into a ...

JUL 7, 2010 • Article

Authors Abtahi and Shoamanesh have a bold proposition: a multi-state, political-economic-security union that stretches from the Fertile Crescent to the Silk Road, connecting the Indian ...