Josef Korbel School of International Studies - Ethics of Engagement
Thomas Schelling testifies before Congress in October, 1969
From time to time I’m asked to give presentations to either corporate audiences or people/organizations in the NGO or foundation space. While many of these organizations are exciting to work/talk with and I always will schedule an initial meeting/chat “for free,” sometimes these meetings lead to requested presentations and/or longer meetings. At what point and […]
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Is it really my place as an academic researcher to pass judgement on organizations that offer me research consultancies in areas that align with my expertise? After all, my research is unbiased and well executed. Isn’t it better that I provide clients with sound academic research rather than turn down their work, which increases the
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The challenges: The background and policy setting: James Goldgeier has worked for many years on NATO. In the mid-1990s, he spent a year in the government working at the State Department and as a director of Russian, Ukrainian, and Eurasian affairs on the National Security Staff. In 1999, he published Not Whether but When: the
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