Faculty Fellow Roberto Suro has published a new article in Eurasia Review entitled "New Attacks On Birthright Citizenship: 'Anchor Babies' And The 14th Amendment." In it, Suro writes that "[w]hat this country needs is comprehensive immigration reform, not an attack on the Constitution," and claims that "taking away birthright citizenship will only increase the undocumented population within the United States, not decrease it." The full article can be accessed here…….Continue Reading Suro in Eurasia review on ‘Anchor Babies’
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Excerpt from Bennis’ Still Surprised
The latest work by Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis, Still Surprised: A Memoir of a Life in Leadership has been creating a great amount of attention in the literary world. Critics have praised Bennis' candid recounts of the lessons he has learned through his 85 years of leadership. BusinessWeek has published an edited excerpt from Still Surprised, and in it, Bennis writes of his first "crucibles", a cornerstone to his leadership practices and teachings:……Continue Reading Excerpt from Bennis’ Still Surprised
Bennis and memoir featured in Psychology Today
"One of the best things about hearing people say such nice things about you is that it gives you something to live up to," says Distinguished Felllow Warren Bennis. His memoir Still Surprised, continues to gather praise and accolades. Currently, he is featured in an article in Psychology Today…….Continue Reading Bennis and memoir featured in Psychology Today
Reeves mentioned in LA Times Ike article
Senior Fellow Richard Reeves' book President Kennedy: Profile of Power, was mentioned in an article on the Los Angeles Times regarding the tenuous relationship between Presidents John F. Kennedy and Dwight Eisenhower…….Continue Reading Reeves mentioned in LA Times Ike article
How an Expert Took the Lead
In his latest book Still Surprised, CCLP Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis reflects on his own path to leadership. The memoir traces the lessons he learned growing up in working class New Jersey, fighting in World War II, and running the University of Cincinnati. The Wall Street Journal reviewed the book, available now through Jossey-Bass:……Continue Reading How an Expert Took the Lead
Seib Huff Po
"Sometimes effective public diplomacy can be conducted through a simple and unambiguous gesture," writes Faculty Fellow Phil Seib in his latest contribution to the Huffington Post. Seib commends Obama for the recent commemoration of the 50th anniversaries of 17 African nations' independence, in which 115 Africans under the age of 35 were invited to the White House…….Continue Reading Seib Huff Po
Reeves Real Clear Politics
Senior Fellow Richard Reeves weighs in on the debate over the mosque near Ground Zero on Real Clear Politics…….Continue Reading Reeves Real Clear Politics
Harman Newsweek
Sidney Harman's recent purchase of Newsweek prompted comments by both CCLP Director Geoffrey Cowan and Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis. Read Cowan's quote in the Wall Street Journal and Bennis' quote in Reuters…….Continue Reading Harman Newsweek
Westphal & Cowan’s report mentioned in USPS service raise
Senior Fellow David Westphal and CCLP Director Geoffrey Cowan from their report "Public Policy and Funding the News," point out the impact postal subsidies–and their decline–have had on American journalism. The proposal to raise prices from the USPS could result in more devastating blow to already struggling newspaper industry. The full article can be read on In These Times…….Continue Reading Westphal & Cowan’s report mentioned in USPS service raise
Bennis profiled in WaPo article for new memoir
Distinguished Fellow Warren Bennis has been garnering more attention as his memoir Still Surprised has come to bookshelves everywhere. In this week's "On Leadership" section of the The Washington Post website, reporter Howard Gardner reflects on how his personal relationship with Bennis and the lessons Bennis has shared on leadership have affected the reporter's life and his ability to lead. Bennis' profile can be read on the WaPo's website…….Continue Reading Bennis profiled in WaPo article for new memoir