Ethics&IntlAffairs

@carnegiecouncil's quarterly journal, featuring original ethical analysis of global issues. Published by @CambridgeUP. Usual disclaimers.

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NEW online exclusive: "Humanitarian Aid for Minerals: Trump’s Transactional Statecraft and the Weaponization of Dependency." Find the full piece here on our website: https://t.co/pY76HJ4uoe

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Our latest roundup of #news and current events, along with scholarship from the journal and EIA website: https://t.co/iMNeHdloAn

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Our latest roundup of #news and current events, along with scholarship from the journal and EIA website. #Greenland #Venezuela #HumanitarianAid #Protest https://t.co/8UXQpHodyD

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"Detention centers do not need to be carceral; they are this way by design and as a product of current attitudes toward immigrants." Tyra Lennie analyzes the moral duties that we owe migrant children in detention centers in the latest @EIAJournal. https://t.co/8JqM9p1hGb

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Our latest roundup of #news and current events, along with scholarship from the journal and EIA website: https://t.co/K53ymNflTX

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Countries such as the U.S. have a moral responsibility to address violence abroad—even if it's grappling with the shadow of violence within its own borders, argues Michael Blake in a new essay for @EIAJournal. https://t.co/gZlA00uVIr

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New Issue of Ethics & International Affairs now available
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#OpenAccess from the latest issue of @EIAJournal -

In the Shadow of Democratic Violence - https://t.co/QMwC70i69Y

- Michael Blake

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In the latest @EIAJournal, Nina Reiners writes about the critical role informal global governance institutions play in advancing human rights and the need to regulate access to UN human rights bodies to prevent capture by actors with illiberal agendas. https://t.co/NeHWCUPYPT

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Issue 39.3 is out now! The issue features a book symposium on affluent democracies and #political violence; an article on moral duties owed to migrant children in the context of detention; and book reviews. Find the full issue here: https://t.co/APUk2IuBcc

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As nuclear capabilities grow and restraints weaken, we've published a new report in partnership with @HFGuggenheim that identifies this moment as one of nuclear complacency.

Read more about why we are here and what steps can be taken to address it. https://t.co/EU7SROlbWc

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"Any nation that decides to ignore the rule of law in its deployment of violence risks becoming an international pariah, as well as losing its own internal sense of limitation," writes Christopher Kutz in an Online Exclusive for @EIAJournal.
https://t.co/Evwr0evOgM

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NEW ISSUE @EIAJournal -

Ethics & International Affairs - Volume 39 - Issue 3 - Fall 2025 - https://t.co/ai2GGLlJRN

Includes a Book Symposium: Beyond the Law’s Reach?

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How has an increasingly fragmented information environment affected global governance? Julia Morse evaluates how misinformation impacts the legitimacy of governance institutions and the implications for policy outcomes in an essay for @EIAJournal. https://t.co/iLtW14I1R2

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NEW online exclusive by @CJFinlay on why U.S. strikes on alleged drug boats pose a profound threat to American freedom. Find the full piece here: https://t.co/Fb51v6MrLw

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NEW online exclusive by Christopher Kutz on the emergence of an "American policy of war without rules, violence without constraint" and the moral costs of violence. Find the full essay here on our website: https://t.co/ny0m4zCj6E

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Our latest roundup of #news and current events, along with scholarship from the journal and EIA website: https://t.co/Nx0X5fH0mE

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There’s a widely held perception that organizations such as the United Nations are being replaced by informal forums such as the G20 and the Quad. Yoram Haftel and Stephanie Hofmann challenge this assumption in a new essay in the @EIAJournal. https://t.co/T9OreZgpbS

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The Trump administration's military strikes on Venezuelan boats aren't just legally and morally dubious but also mark an intensification of unchecked power that threatens civil and political freedom domestically and abroad, argues @CJFinlay in @EIAJournal. https://t.co/sS7sjONwYf

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NEW online exclusive by @CJFinlay on why U.S. strikes on alleged drug boats pose a profound threat to American freedom. Find the full piece here: https://t.co/Fb51v6MrLw