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By Karim Kamel & Eugene Scherbakov
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August 29, 2016, marks the 25th anniversary of the closing of the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site, which saw more than 450 nuclear tests carried out by the former Soviet Union. In his new book, Doomed to Cooperate, Siegfried Hecker tells the story behind the story, a historic marker to the end of nuclear animosity between the two superpowers and—it was hoped—a milestone in the beginning of an era of cooperation. For William H. Tobey, former deputy administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), it is “the greatest nonproliferation story never told.” Until now.
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By Celeste Ford
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Schools of the future have come to represent different models depending on the setting. All tend to have one feature in common: a strong focus on the needs of individual students and a willingness to design and implement new approaches that will meet those needs.
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By Michael Moran
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An interview with Carnegie Corporation's Hillary Wiesner
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By Gail Ablow
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By Scott Malcomson
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Earlier this summer, Carl Robichaud, Carnegie Corporation of New York’s program officer in International Peace and Security, and Scott Malcomson, Carnegie visiting media fellow, organized an online discussion of new technologies and nuclear security with security policy experts Ivanka Barzashka, Austin Long, Daryl Press, and James Acton. This is the second part of the 2-part discussion.
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By Scott Malcomson
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Earlier this summer, Carl Robichaud, Carnegie Corporation of New York’s program officer in International Peace and Security, and Scott Malcomson, Carnegie visiting media fellow, organized an online discussion of new technologies and nuclear security with security policy experts Ivanka Barzashka, Austin Long, Daryl Press, and James Acton.
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By Gail Ablow
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The Immigration Project crunches the numbers.
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By Carnegie Corporation of New York
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Carnegie Corporation of New York welcomes Robert Rosenthal, who will join the foundation as Director of Information Technology on August 15, 2016.
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By Kenneth Benson
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By Scott Malcomson
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The time has come to challenge received ideas about peacebuilding.
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By Gail Ablow
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Transforming mathematics education at community colleges, 4-year colleges, and research universities
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By Noelle Pourrat & Karim Kamel
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Programs in Monterey, California, are training the next generation of specialists who will revamp Washington-Moscow relations and strengthen cooperation on nuclear proliferation.
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By Thomas Feyer
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By Ambassador John L. Estrada
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Who could have imagined that a poor, black, immigrant child could become the top enlisted leader in the Marine Corps and a U.S. Ambassador?
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By Celeste Ford
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A new report shows how to better ensure that teachers are entering the profession ready for the demands of 21st-century classrooms.
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By General Colin Powell
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General Colin Powell speaks about the positive role of immigrants in America at a recent Carnegie Forum
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By Vartan Gregorian
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Of all the concerns Andrew Carnegie sought to address through his philanthropy, the pursuit of peace was of paramount importance to him, especially as he grew older and the specter of a world war loomed ever larger.
