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Online Exclusive • 05/31/2023 • Essay

Can ChatGPT Solve Pressing Problems in Global Ethics?

By Jacqueline Dufalla

Online Exclusive • 05/26/2023 • Essay

An Internationalist’s Manifesto: Principles for Statecraft in a Dangerous World

Foerster and Raymond argue that useful principles for international affairs must balance the harsh realities of the world with the moral imperatives that drive policy.

By Schuyler Foerster & Ray Raymond

Online Exclusive • 03/13/2023 • Essay

Roundtable: Emerging Issues in Sovereign Debt

The editors of Ethics & International Affairs are pleased to present an online exclusive roundtable on emerging issues in sovereign debt. The collection examines China's growing role as a creditor in Africa, the unlevel playing field for sovereign debt default negotiations, and the intersection of sovereign debt and COVID-19 pandemic responses ...

By Joy Gordon & Dominic Chai

Online Exclusive • 05/7/2024 • Essay

Unraveling Norms of Diplomatic Immunity? The Case of Diplomatic Premises

Recent global events have cast doubt on the future of the norm of diplomatic protection.

By Corneliu Bjola

Online Exclusive • 04/9/2024 • Blog

EIA Summer 2024 Remote Editorial Internship

Ethics & International Affairs, the journal of the Carnegie Council, seeks a remote intern for the fall.

By The Editors

Online Exclusive • 02/27/2024 • Blog

What We've Been Reading

By The Editors

Online Exclusive • 01/10/2024 • Essay

Global Justice in a Turbulent World

Without order, our world will continue to suffer from deadly conflict; without justice, peace will be short lived.

By Abiodun Williams

Online Exclusive • 01/3/2024 • Blog

What We've Been Reading

Happy New Year! Welcome to our roundup of news and current events related to ethics and international affairs. Here’s some of what we’ve ...

By The Editors

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