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Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs is an independent, nonpartisan, non- sectarian, tax-exempt organization founded in by Andrew Carnegie. Since its beginnings, the Carnegie Council has asserted its strong belief that ethics, as informed by the world’s principal moral and religious traditions, is an inevitable and integral component of all policy decisions, whether in the realm of economics, politics, or national security. The interrelationship of ethics and foreign policy is thus the unifying theme of all Carnegie Council programs. By promoting a greater understanding of the values and conditions that ensure peaceful relations among nations, the Carnegie Council hopes to contribute to a better life for people everywhere.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Maxmillian Angerholzer III Kathleen Cheek-Milby Aine Donovan Richard A. Edlin Anthony L. Faillace, Vice Chairman Jonathan Gage Stephen D. Hibbard, Chairman Haris Hromic, Treasurer Kristen Edgreen Kaufman Susan King Robert Perlman Alexander H. Platt Joel H. Rosenthal, President Ronnie Saha Robert G. Shaw, Secretary