Event: Is a Fairer Globalization Possible?
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and current President of Realizing Rights, Ethical Globalization Initiative; Kemal Dervis, head of United Nations Development Program; and Stephen Macedo, Professor of politics at Princeton University, will present their views on globalization. Globalization has created opportunities for people worldwide but has also increased inequality within and between nations.
The resultant poverty and despair are morally unacceptable. But what should be done? Gideon Rose, managing editor of Foreign Affairs will moderate the discussion.
Presented by the New York Society for Ethical Culture's Ethical Edge Series and the Carnegie Council on Ethics & International Affairs' Global Policy Innovations
Gideon Rose is the Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs Magazine. He hastaught American foreign policy at Columbia and Princeton universities. In addition to his coverage of the war in Iraq for Slate, his recent publications include "Understanding the War on Terror" and "America and the World: Debating the New Shape of International Politics"
The New York Society for Ethical Culture is a humanistic religious and educational movement inspired by the ideal that the supreme aim of human life is working to create a more humane society. From the Society's earliest beginnings, we helped establish the NAACP, ACLU, the Legal Aid Society, the Visiting Nurse Service, the first US settlement house, the Prison Reform Task Force, free kindergarten, low cost housing and the Child Study Association.
The Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs mission is to inspire and guide ethical debate in the academic and policy communities. The Council convenes agenda-setting forums with international experts and opinion makers and creates educational opportunities and information resources for a worldwide audience of teachers and students, international affairs professionals, and concerned citizens and journalists. The Carnegie Council is independent and nonpartisan. The Global Policy Innovations Project, a core program of the Council, launched a "Fairer Globalization Series" in 2005 to promote alternative policies and governance structures for a more equitable globalization.
The resultant poverty and despair are morally unacceptable. But what should be done? Gideon Rose, managing editor of Foreign Affairs will moderate the discussion.
Presented by the New York Society for Ethical Culture's Ethical Edge Series and the Carnegie Council on Ethics & International Affairs' Global Policy Innovations
Gideon Rose is the Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs Magazine. He hastaught American foreign policy at Columbia and Princeton universities. In addition to his coverage of the war in Iraq for Slate, his recent publications include "Understanding the War on Terror" and "America and the World: Debating the New Shape of International Politics"
The New York Society for Ethical Culture is a humanistic religious and educational movement inspired by the ideal that the supreme aim of human life is working to create a more humane society. From the Society's earliest beginnings, we helped establish the NAACP, ACLU, the Legal Aid Society, the Visiting Nurse Service, the first US settlement house, the Prison Reform Task Force, free kindergarten, low cost housing and the Child Study Association.
The Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs mission is to inspire and guide ethical debate in the academic and policy communities. The Council convenes agenda-setting forums with international experts and opinion makers and creates educational opportunities and information resources for a worldwide audience of teachers and students, international affairs professionals, and concerned citizens and journalists. The Carnegie Council is independent and nonpartisan. The Global Policy Innovations Project, a core program of the Council, launched a "Fairer Globalization Series" in 2005 to promote alternative policies and governance structures for a more equitable globalization.
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