What factors influence how policymakers process and act upon ethical dilemmas around migration? Elizabeth Collett outlines how timing, values, political salience, and public opinion can impact how decision-makers take action. https://carnegiecouncil.co/collett-ethical-dilemmas-framing

Comparing Europe's reception to Syrian refugees in 2015 and displaced Ukrainians in 2022, Dietrich Thränhardt argues that the hospitality dilemma can only be solved when "refugees are recognized as masters of their own life." https://carnegiecouncil.co/refugee-hospitality-thränhardt

As liberalism comes under immense attack worldwide, Carnegie Council President Joel Rosenthal underlines why ethics is more important than ever in his latest article. https://carnegiecouncil.co/post-liberal-ethics-rosenthal

In a new essay for "Ethics & International Affairs" journal, Michael Blake argues that we're wronging future generations by forcing them to deal with the hard political dilemma posed by climate-induced migration. https://carnegiecouncil.co/blake-climate-migration-dilemmas

Meet 2025 - 2026 Carnegie Ethics Fellow Joshua Acosta! In this interview, he discusses how ethics guides his work in conflict resolution and how he sees the Fellowship as an opportunity to advance global cooperation in a fractured world. https://carnegiecouncil.co/cef-spotlight-josh-acosta

In a new issue of the "Ethics & International Affairs" journal,‪ @lukasschmid.bsky.social,‬ Martin Ruhs, Rainer Bauböck, and @julia-mp.bsky.social explain how ethics can help advance debates and guide policymaking around migration. carnegiecouncil.co/beyond-myth-...

How are UN peacekeeping missions affected by the evolving geopolitical landscape and emerging technologies?

Dirk Druet outlines three key challenges and the UN's efforts to address them in the latest "Ethics & International Affairs." carnegiecouncil.co/druet-peacek...

The UN's transition from leading peace operations to supporting African-led interventions could weaken its commitment to impartiality, argues John Karlsrud in a new issue of "Ethics & International Affairs."

What does the future of UN peacekeeping look like in today's geopolitical environment? @jennifermwelsh.bsky.social‬ & ‪@marie-joellez.bsky.social‬ argue that peacekeeping will have to adapt to the multipolar order while adhering to its core principles. carnegiecouncil.co/peacekeeping...

In the latest issue of "Ethics & International Affairs," @oxanashevel.bsky.social analyzes how an ethical approach to the study of nationalism can produce better policy recommendations. carnegiecouncil.co/shevel-natio...

With Russia's invasion of Ukraine in its third year, Milada Anna Vachudova and Nadiia Koval argue that the EU can become a "stronger and more ethical geopolitical power" by reviving its enlargement process in the latest issue of "Ethics & International Affairs." carnegiecouncil.co/vachudova-ko...

As climate change worsens and solar radiation modification technologies gain political traction, Jeroen Oomen questions the politics and ethics behind their normalization in the latest "Ethics & International Affairs." carnegiecouncil.co/oomen-climat...

Is it ethically justified for researchers to explore nonideal scenarios of solar geoengineering deployment despite the potential risks of securitizing the knowledge?

Duncan McLaren unpacks the tradeoffs in the latest "Ethics & International Affairs." carnegiecouncil.co/mclaren-sola...

Can solar geoengineering be effectively governed in today's geopolitical climate? Danielle Young analyzes this question in a new issue of "Ethics & International Affairs." carnegiecouncil.co/young-srm-go...

A new issue of "Ethics & International Affairs" is out!
This edition features roundtables on the ethics of solar geoengineering and the limits of ethical theorizing on the war in Ukraine, and more. carnegiecouncil.co/fall-2024