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For centuries, states have relied on intelligence collection to navigate uncertainty and avert catastrophe, while simultaneously disavowing the legitimacy of the very conduct on which modern security and diplomacy depend. This tension has generated one of international law’s most vexing questions: is espionage a lawful feature of the international order? While much of the existing […]

As conversations about Jewish identity, belonging, and narrative grow ever more urgent, Sarah Hurwitz— former speechwriter for Michelle Obama and author of Here All Along and the newly published As a Jew— invites us to stop playing defense and instead reclaim the richness, depth, and power of the Jewish story. Together, we’ll explore how Jewish […]

Disagreement can be a source of insight and a driver of innovation, or a source of stress and a catalyst for drama. During this webinar, Julia Minson, Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and a leading expert on the psychology of disagreement, will share insights from her new book, How to Disagree […]