Multilateralism · Carnegie and Clark
The Cooperation Lab
When a powerful country turns against an institution it helped build, can others keep cooperation going? Work through Carnegie and Clark’s argument and apply it to a fictional flood-warning network.
Before you begin
Read Carnegie and Clark’s “Multilateralism Can Survive Trump” first and keep it open. Allow 25–35 minutes after reading.
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Reading prompts
Work through these on your own, in a discussion, or with the reading partner.
- State the author’s central claim in your own words.
- Point to one passage or piece of evidence that supports the explanation.
- Offer a plausible alternative and name an observation that could distinguish it.
- Write a conclusion that fits the evidence and a question that remains open.