On May 6 at 8:30am ET, Nicholas Bayer, Carnegie Ethics Fellow and senior communications manager at Doctors Without Borders, will lead a discussion and Q&A with expert guests Unni Karunakara, senior fellow at the Global Health Justice Partnership at Yale University, and Robert Klitzman, professor of psychiatry at Columbia University.
How will the return of territorial conquest shape international affairs in the years to come? University of Minnesota's Professor Tanisha Fazal joins the podcast to discuss shifting geopolitical norms in a moment of global transition. Be sure to subscribe to “Carnegie Council” wherever you stream your podcasts.
In this multi-part convening, Carnegie Council’s Model International Mobility Convention (MIMC) project hosted a fireside chat and panel discussion focused on the state of migration in 2025 at both the international and local levels.
Erase & Rewind: The Politics of Nostalgia & its Ethical Implications
Populist leaders like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin frequently employ nostalgic rhetoric for political gain. Eurasia Group’s Tinatin Japaridze analyzes the impact and ethical downsides of this strategy.
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