SEP 9, 2011 • Article
Policy Innovations Digital Magazine (2006-2016): Commentary: Mining a Grave Concern in Guatemala's Election
Strong natural resource management is essential for a young democracy, yet Guatemala's human rights advocates face death threats after a failed presidential debate on mining.
SEP 8, 2011 • Podcast
In Search of a Global Ethic
Life on earth is fast becoming a shared destiny, and a global ethic is no longer a luxury but a necessity. If we can create ...
SEP 7, 2011 • Article
SUSTAINABILITY FORUM: What are the Limitations and Benefits of the Sustainability Approach?
Is sustainability the only, or even the most desirable framework for environmental issues? What are the limitations and benefits of the sustainability approach, and what ...
SEP 7, 2011 • News
Carnegie Council Student/Teacher International Essay Contest "Making a Difference"
What does sustainability mean to you--in your own life, in your local community, and in the greater world? Do you see conflicts of interest between ...
SEP 6, 2011 • Article
The Future of U.S.-Russian Relations
Can the United States and Russia finally put their zero-sum competition in Eurasia behind them so that they can concentrate on the common strategic challenges ...
SEP 2, 2011 • Article
Russia's High Ambitions and Ambivalent Activities in the Arctic
The Arctic is often seen as a no-mans-land where natural resources are up for grabs. In reality, international cooperation is working well and the regions's ...
SEP 2, 2011 • Podcast
Global Ethics Corner: The Keystone XL Oil Pipeline and the National Interest
A proposed Canadian pipeline would transport bitumen from the tar sands of Alberta to refineries on the Gulf Coast, crossing the border. Is Keystone XL ...
SEP 1, 2011 • Article
Cooling Things Down: The Legalization of Arctic Security
Many are concerned about possible struggles over Arctic territory and resources. Yet this paper argues that most Arctic sovereignty disputes have either been resolved or ...