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Our Machines, Our Selves, Our Killer Robots
By Scott Malcomson — 02.10.2017
Online, each of us is—in essence—an increasingly dense cluster of data points, linked to other person-clusters by an increasingly dense web of connections based on shared attributes or actions.
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Negative Sum: The Destabilization of Ukraine
02.02.2017
Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with Timothy Colton, Professor of Government and Russian Studies at Harvard University. Samuel Charap is Senior Fellow for Russia and Eurasia at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. The two are co-authors of "Everyone Loses: The Ukraine Crisis and the Ruinous Contest for Post-Soviet Eurasia."
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Guessing Game: Decoding Trump's Russia Policy
01.11.2017
As Donald Trump prepares for the Oval Office, foreign policy analysts have struggled to understand how his administration's policy towards Russia will take shape. In this episode of Diffusion, Carnegie Corporation visiting media fellow Michael Moran talks with two experts: Olga Oliker, a senior adviser and director of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C.; and Paul J. Saunders, Executive Director of the Center for the National Interest and a former Deputy Secretary of State for Global Affairs during the George W. Bush administration.
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Academics in the Midst of War
01.05.2017
The work of researchers in conflict zones has never been more important—or more challenging.
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Partnership On Peacebuilding (Px4 Initiative): Progress To Date and Stock Taking
12.23.2016
Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs look back on support for Northern and Southern peacebuilding academic and policy research
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Poison Pill: A Brief History of Post-Cold War Relations
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 12.19.2016
Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with Andrew Kuchins of the Center for Strategic and International Studies and Kimberly Marten of Columbia University about how the end of the Cold War has led to current tensions around Syria, NATO and nuclear reduction.
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International Peace and Security: Top Stories in 2016
By Multiple Contributors — 12.14.2016
As we approach the end of 2016, Carnegie Corporation is proud to share with you some of the top International Peace and Security stories we featured throughout the year on our website.
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Lines of Attack: The Static of Cyber Conflict
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 12.08.2016
Is a cyber ceasefire between the U.S. and Russia possible, or will recent events and allegations of cyber hacking lead to greater conflict? Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with Austin Long, associate professor and technology expert at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, and Amy Zegart, a fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution.
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Petrol Politics: Russia's Quest for Economic Equilibrium
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 12.01.2016
Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with Sergey Aleksashenko, Former deputy chairman of the Central Bank of Russia and former chairman of Merrill Lynch Russia and Clifford Gaddy, Senior Fellow, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution and author, “Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin” about Russia's economic challenges and its dependence on oil.
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Tempered Expectations
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 11.23.2016
What does the future of U.S.-Russia relations hold in 2017? Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with two geopolitical analysts who have analyzed and forecast on this critical question often in recent years, Michael Mandelbaum, Director of the American Foreign Policy program at the Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and Mathew Burrows, Director of the Strategic Foresight Initiative at the Atlantic Council.
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Asian Views on America’s Role in Asia
11.14.2016
Concerns have been raised about free trade and investment, the rise of China, territorial disputes, nuclear proliferation, and America’s presence in Afghanistan.
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Report: Asian Views on America’s Role in Asia
11.14.2016
The Asia Foundation report is formulated as a set of strategic recommendations—including a concise top 10—for the new administration on U.S. foreign policy priorities in Asia.
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Trip Wire: NATO's Russia Dilemma
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 11.10.2016
How will the buildup of NATO forces, and closer military cooperation among NATO allies in the Baltics, impact Russian behaviors and U.S.-Russia relations? Mike Moran speaks with Michael Kofman of The Woodrow Wilson Center, and Elbridge Colby of the Center for New American Security, who have differing views.
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Think Tank Digital
By Michael Moran — 11.01.2016
Getting out in front of the [Google] news cycle
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Dispatches from Sochi: Conversation with a Senior Russian Economist
By Deana Arsenian — 10.27.2016
Dispatches from Sochi: Conversation with a Senior Russian Economist: the vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
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Which Cyber Side Are You On?
By Scott Malcomson — 10.27.2016
The cyber library is finally taking shape.
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Woman's Work: Building Nuclear Security Culture in South Africa
By Noelle Pourrat — 10.26.2016
During a yearlong fellowship, South African scientist Jeaneth Kabini deepened her understanding of nonproliferation policies while working alongside influential leaders in peace and security.
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Dispatches from Sochi: Conversation with a Senior Russian Official
By Deana Arsenian — 10.25.2016
Dispatches from Sochi: Conversation with a Senior Russian Official: the vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
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Dispatches from Sochi: From the Middle East to Central Eurasia . . . An Arc of Instability or a Space for Joint Action?
By Deana Arsenian — 10.25.2016
Dispatches from Sochi: From the Middle East to Central Eurasia . . . An Arc of Instability or a Space for Joint Action? The vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
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Dispatches from Sochi: The world order ... where is it heading? (Quo Vadis), Part 2
By Deana Arsenian — 10.25.2016
Dispatches from Sochi: The world order ... where is it heading? (Quo Vadis), Part 2: The vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
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American Hustle: We Are Our Choices
By Scott Malcomson — 10.24.2016
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Dispatches from Sochi: The world order ... where is it heading? (Quo Vadis), Part 1
By Deana Arsenian — 10.24.2016
Dispatches from Sochi: The world order ... where is it heading? (Quo Vadis), Part 1: The vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
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Dispatches from Sochi: What if . . . the Soviet Union had not collapsed?
By Deana Arsenian — 10.24.2016
The vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
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Fear and Opportunity: Russia and the World Order
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 10.20.2016
In this episode, Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with the Wilson Center's Matthew Rojansky and Georgetown University's Angela Stent about Russia's foreign policy and the world order.
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Location, Location, Location: Why Russia Matters
By Carnegie Corporation of New York — 10.19.2016
Twenty-five years after the fall of the Soviet Union, the U.S.-Russian relationship is in crisis. This podcast, produced by Carnegie Corporation of New York, offers nuanced debate about Russia, its current and future relations with the United States, and the impact of this critical relationship on international peace and security.