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Syria: Two Positions to Consider
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Drones Have Obviated the Need for Troops to Secure Pakistani Nukes
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The Letter of Last Resort: A Debate on Second Strike Nuclear Ethics
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A Message from Carnegie Council
To all members of the Global Ethics Network:It is with deep affection for this extraordinary community that Carnegie Council is today announcing the closure of the Global Ethics Network web platform.This decision has not come lightly. In the past two years, the Council underwent a major strategic planning process, and we decided to end several of our longstanding programs to focus on the development of new initiatives.Thank you—each and every one of you—for your participation. Together, we have…See More
A Message from Carnegie Council
To all members of the Global Ethics Network:It is with deep affection for this extraordinary community that Carnegie Council is today announcing the closure of the Global Ethics Network web platform.This decision has not come lightly. In the past two years, the Council underwent a major strategic planning process, and we decided to end several of our longstanding programs to focus on the development of new initiatives.Thank you—each and every one of you—for your participation. Together, we have…See More
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International Student Essay Contest, 2019: Internet Responsibility
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its 11th annual International Student Essay Contest, open to students of all nationalities anywhere in the world.ESSAY TOPIC: Is there an ethical responsibility to regulate the Internet? If so, why and to what extent? If not, why not?Please include in your analysis an explanation (in your own words) of "responsibility" and what it means to "regulate" the Internet. Your essay should consider at least one specific issue or area where…See More
International Student Essay Contest, 2019: Internet Responsibility
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its 11th annual International Student Essay Contest, open to students of all nationalities anywhere in the world.ESSAY TOPIC: Is there an ethical responsibility to regulate the Internet? If so, why and to what extent? If not, why not?Please include in your analysis an explanation (in your own words) of "responsibility" and what it means to "regulate" the Internet. Your essay should consider at least one specific issue or area where…See More
International Student Essay Contest, 2019: Internet Responsibility
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its 11th annual International Student Essay Contest, open to students of all nationalities anywhere in the world.ESSAY TOPIC: Is there an ethical responsibility to regulate the Internet? If so, why and to what extent? If not, why not?Please include in your analysis an explanation (in your own words) of "responsibility" and what it means to "regulate" the Internet. Your essay should consider at least one specific issue or area where…See More
Just Out: "Ethics & International Affairs" Summer 2019 Issue
The editors of Ethics & International Affairs are pleased to present the Summer 2019 issue of the journal!…See More
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Posted on December 11, 2019 at 5:04pm 3 Comments 1 Like
To all members of the Global Ethics Network:
It is with deep affection for this extraordinary community that Carnegie Council is today announcing the closure of the Global Ethics Network web platform.
This decision has not come lightly. In the past two years, the Council underwent a major strategic planning process, and we decided to end several of our longstanding…
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Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its 11th annual International Student Essay Contest, open to students of all nationalities anywhere in the world.
ESSAY TOPIC: Is there an ethical responsibility to regulate the Internet? If so, why and to what extent? If not, why not?
Please include in your analysis an explanation (in your own words) of "responsibility" and what it means to "regulate" the…
ContinueJust Out: "Ethics & International Affairs" Summer 2019 Issue
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The editors of Ethics & International Affairs are pleased to present the Summer 2019 issue of the journal!…
ContinueCarnegie Council Current Affairs Events in June: China, U.S. Global Engagement, Governing the Internet, Saving Democracy, and Gorgon State Surveillance
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Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its June 2019 current affairs programs in New York City.
To attend in person, please RSVP. Go to the online calendar: https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/calendar.
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- At 4:33am on October 18, 2019,
Alexander Doty said…
I think it is not controversial to view current world as being at a historical turning point. How does the Carnegie Council see it and what responses does it advocate?
- At 6:03am on October 2, 2018,
Alexandria Guerrero said…
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- At 11:21am on January 7, 2015,
Anri Abuladze said…
Please, tell me when the result will be ready of ,,Bettere Future" (If you know) :)
- At 8:25am on January 15, 2014,
Made Wahyu Mahendra said…
Thank you fo accepting me to join this group.I am from Bali, Indonesia I am highly interested in the development of cultural education in many nations. It will be very helpful to learn from many great people around the world. Knowing others' culture will help us to understand each other and live together as one...
- At 4:00pm on April 17, 2013,
Emily Rosman said…
Thanks! It's a print by Jenny Liz Rome (http://jennylizrome.tumblr.com/) called Bright Pink. She mixes all sorts of textures and colors and does some pretty cool portraits of women. I think she's based in Toronto. :)
- At 12:57pm on February 24, 2013,
raimundo gonzález said…
It is very important to recapture the human security network and to further advance th ODM of th Un of ODM sustainable
- At 8:46pm on February 17, 2013,
Kathryn Martin said…
I did see the Trans-Pacific Students Contest. I definitely think TFC could get involved! Does one have to be a current student, though? Not many of us are. Thanks for your message!
- At 5:22pm on February 11, 2013,
Thank you. I appreciate the opportunity to become involved.
- At 9:42am on December 4, 2012,
Ashleigh Long said…
Thanks for the heads up about the HIV travel ban article! It is definitely a topic of civil rights that needs to be explored, and I will be glad to do it!
- At 12:52pm on October 23, 2012,
Sean Martin said…
Thanks for the add, Evan. This is a great idea. Looking forward to getting involved with CCEIA again.
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