Online Exclusive • 04/23/2018 • Blog
What do Americans (Republican Voters) Actually Think?
Rebuilding support for American internationalism requires a new overarching foreign policy narrative.
Online Exclusive • 04/18/2018 • Blog
American Engagement: Dialogue at Quail Ridge
U.S. foreign policy remains muddled and to some extent disconnected from the aspirations of citizens across the country because we lack a compelling narrative ...
Online Exclusive • 04/18/2018 • Essay
Migration, Brain Drain, and Cuba-U.S. Relations
The Cuba-U.S. relationship shows that advocating open borders is not as ethically straightforward as one may think, and that sometimes open door policies have ...
Online Exclusive • 04/10/2018 • Blog
Values, Immigration and the Saudi Alliance
Two recent articles in The Atlantic challenge dominant assumptions in American political discourse--and the implications ought to be discussed further.
Spring 2018 (32.1) • Journal Issue
Spring 2018 (32.1)
We are pleased to present a Special Issue of Ethics & International Affairs! The heart of this Special Issue is a roundtable on the theme of "...
Online Exclusive • 03/28/2018 • Blog
The United Nations, Human Rights and American Disengagement
Recent events at the UN show how China and Russia are reshaping the international order.
Online Exclusive • 03/13/2018 • Blog
Free Trade After the 2016 Elections
Politicians in favor of promoting free trade need a new narrative to persuade the electorate. What might that narrative be?
Spring 2018 (32.1) • Essay
The Marketization of Citizenship in an Age of Restrictionism
This essay traces the rise of golden visa programs and critically evaluates the legal, normative, and distributional quandaries they raise. Shachar writes that the intrusion ...
Spring 2018 (32.1) • Essay
Introduction: Rising Powers and the International Order
This roundtable brings together distinguished international scholars to reflect on grand power transition, focusing on the ways that rising states may be shaping and reshaping ...