Publications - The Century Foundation

Report Race & Inequality

Attacking the Black–White Opportunity Gap That Comes from Residential Segregation

Report World

A Return to American Restraint Begins in Syria

Report World

The UN Made a List of Hospitals in Syria. Now They’re Being Bombed.

Report Economy & Jobs

Three Paths for Raising Incomes in America

Report World

The Logic behind Israel’s Democratic Erosion

Report For-Profit Education

The Policies That Work—and Don’t Work—to Stop Predatory For-Profit Colleges

Report Citizenship

Secular-Islamist Teamwork: Questions for Rabab El Mahdi

Report Citizenship

Excluded and Unequal

Report Higher Education

Expanding “Free College”: How to Build a Job Training Guarantee

CLAIRTON, PA - MARCH 02: The United States Steel Corporation plant stands in the town of Clairton on March 2, 2018 in Clairton, Pennsylvania. In a controversial move that has angered European Union leaders, President Donald Trump has announced a plan to place tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. The European Union head president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has said he will put tariffs on products like Harley-Davidsons, Kentucky bourbon and bluejeans if the steel tariffs go through. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Report Rediscovering Government

9 Steps to Revitalize America’s Manufacturing Communities

Report Citizenship

Pluralism Lost in Syria’s Uprising

Report Citizenship

Innovative Arab Media and the New Outlines of Citizenship

Report Citizenship

Social Engineering in Samarra

Report Citizenship

The Crisis of LGBTQ Communities in Egypt: Questions for Ahmed El Hady

Report Citizenship

The Social Justice Blind Spots in the New Arab Constitutions

IRAQ. Barzan. July 14, 2014. The sun rises over a memorial cemetery in the village of Barzan, the hometown of Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani, where the remains of 603 Kurdish villagers, killed by Saddam Hussein forces during the late 1980's Al Anfal campaign against the Kurds, have been laid to rest.
Many of the victims were sent to southern Iraq, where they were executed or buried alive in mass graves. The remains of 603 Kurdish villagers from Barzan found in mass graves in southern Iraq have been returned and laid to rest in this memorial cemetery on a hill outside the village.

Report Citizenship

Kurdish Nationalism at an Impasse

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