Ethics & International Affairs

Summer 2014 (28.2) • Review

Climate Matters: Ethics in a Warming World by John Broome

DALE JAMIESON This book greatly contributes to our attempts to meet the challenge of climate change and to answer the difficult questions that it raises.

Reviewed by Dale Jamieson

Online Exclusive • 05/31/2014 • Blog

Syria and the Saratoga Moment

What are the ethical considerations in continuing to aid the anti-Assad opposition in Syria?

By Nick Gvosdev

Online Exclusive • 05/29/2014 • Blog

"Fairness and its Opposite": International Student Photo Contest

Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its second annual International Student Photography Contest.

By The Editors

Online Exclusive • 05/21/2014 • Podcast

The Long Shadow: David Reynolds on World War I

For Reynolds, many of our contemporary problems have roots in what George Kennan called the "great seminal catastrophe" of the twentieth century: World War I.

By David Reynolds & Zach Dorfman

Online Exclusive • 05/5/2014 • Blog

Mulligans in The Golf Game of International Law

Over the past several years, it seems that international law really is in the eye of the beholder—and that some states have less consistency ...

By Nick Gvosdev

Online Exclusive • 04/10/2014 • Blog

Ukraine, The Great Powers, Budapest, and Astheneia

The Ukrainian government was either led to believe or fooled itself into thinking that was was produced in Budapest in 1994 constituted guarantees about its security, ...

By Nikolas K. Gvosdev

Online Exclusive • 04/9/2014 • Blog

Preventing Corporate Human Rights Abuse: It's Time for Government Action

Each time we celebrate a bold move of a company, we do so precisely because embedding human rights in business practice is just that: a ...

By Joanne Bauer

Spring 2014 (28.1) • Journal Issue

Spring 2014 (28.1)

This issue features a policy brief by Michael W. Doyle and Joseph E. Stiglitz on eliminating extreme inequality worldwide; essays by Amartya Sen on Buddha ...