SEP 11, 2014 • Article
Policy Innovations Digital Magazine (2006-2016): Commentary: Why Isn't Food a Public Good?
What would the world look like if we were to treat food as a public good or commons and not merely as a commodity?
SEP 9, 2014 • News
Where Does Art Come From?
Carnegie Council Senior Fellow Devin Stewart was quoted in the "Huffington Post," talking about how the findings from Carnegie Council centennial projects relate to changes ...
SEP 8, 2014 • News
"Ethics & International Affairs" Fall 2014 Issue
This issue features an essay by Mark Osiel on identifying the perpetrators of atrocity crimes; a centennial roundtable on climate change featuring Stephen M. Gardiner, ...
SEP 5, 2014 • Podcast
Big Data, Virginia Woolf, and the Right to be Forgotten
As a society, we're still developing vocabulary to talk about data technology and the moral questions it raises. In this first of a series of ...
SEP 5, 2014 • News
Back to School with Carnegie Council: Resources on Ethics and International Affairs
Students, educators, life-long learners: We wish you all a great year, and hope you find these activities and resources stimulating, useful, and fun!
SEP 5, 2014 • News
The New World Disorder
In this "New York Review of Books" piece, Carnegie-Uehiro Centennial Chair Michael Ignatieff reflects on democratic dysfunctions and their impact on the world order.
SEP 4, 2014 • News
Win a Trip to New York City! Trans-Pacific Contest, Deadline April 30, 2105
ESSAY OR VIDEO TOPIC: What is the future of U.S.-Asia relations or of the United States and one of the Asian countries listed? ...
SEP 4, 2014 • Article
Mary Dudziak on Civil Liberties During WWI and Beyond
"Just as the nation is perpetually focused on security, we must also be perpetually focused on maintaining constitutional liberty."