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"Modern Slavery" Podcast Featuring Siddharth Kara

January 29, 2018

In a new interview with the Carnegie Council, Carr Center Senior Fellow Siddharth Kara discusses his book "Modern Slavery." 

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Trump signed an executive order to keep the Guantanamo Bay prison open. Will anything change?

February 1, 2018


Article features Carr Center Senior Fellow Alberto Mora and upcoming speaker Mark Fallon.


Mark Fallon, the author of “Unjustifiable Means” and a former chief investigator at the Defense Department’s Criminal Investigation Task Force, believes that sending...

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Shattuck Center Named in Honor of Outgoing CEU President John Shattuck

November 1, 2016

Central European University has named the Shattuck Center on Conflict, Negotiation and Recovery in honor of outgoing CEU President and Rector, and current Senior Carr Center Fellow, John Shattuck.... Read more about Shattuck Center Named in Honor of Outgoing CEU President John Shattuck



Classroom technologies narrow education gap in developing countries

September 16, 2016

Carr Center's Steven Livingston argues that classroom technology can narrow the education gap in his latest blog via the Brookings Institute.

"Well before the invention of laptops and the World Wide Web, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology mathematician, computer scientist, and education visionary Seymour Papert realized that connected electronic devices could improve the educational experience of students, even for those who face poverty and geographical...

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Faculty Book Publications: 2017 in Review

January 5, 2018

Faculty members at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy published a series of groundbreaking books in 2017, addressing diverse policy issues from the role of women in Rwanda's post-conflict reconciliation; the prevalence of human trafficking and modern slavery; to making human rights work in the 21st century. 

 

Ryan Family Professor of Human Rights Policy Kathryn Sikkink, ...

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Trump Orders Gitmo Remain Open, but May Clear Path for Its Closure

February 23, 2018

Senior Fellow Alberto Mora featured on Fox News discussed the controversy circulating Guantanamo Bay.

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2021 Topol Research Fellowship Program

January 13, 2021

Apply for a Topol Fellowship, and develop a more robust, evidence-based and comprehensive understanding of nonviolent resistance movements.... Read more about 2021 Topol Research Fellowship Program



Behind the Scenes - Interview with Frederik Obermaier

February 12, 2018

See a behind-the-scenes interview with the investigative journalist who helped break the Panama Papers. 

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Renewing our Rights and Responsibilities

August 29, 2019

John Shattuck discusses evolution, threats, and impetus for renewing rights and responsibilities for latest podcast episode. 

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Medical Crisis in East Ghouta as Hospitals 'Systematically Targeted'

February 26, 2018

New article in The Guadian featuring Senior Fellow Susannah Sirkin, and the current medical crsis in East Ghouta.... Read more about Medical Crisis in East Ghouta as Hospitals 'Systematically Targeted'

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