
Marcus Raskin
Distinguished Fellow
Paths for Reconstruction in the 21st Century
marcus@ips-dc.org
1112 16th Street, NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC, 20036
Marcus Raskin
Marc is directing IPS’s Paths for the 21st Century Project. This includes producing a multi-volume book examining international organizations and politics, reviewing what we have learned from the 20th century of an emancipatory and liberatory nature to serve as guides for new models of equality and alternatives for the 21st century on questions of peace, economic and social justice, cultural rights, democratic reconstruction, and racial and gender equality. He is also currently serving as a professor at George Washington University. Marcus has also written extensively on the presidents in the web exclusive Presidential Disrespect.
Prior to founding IPS, Marc was a member of the special staff of the National Security Council in President Kennedy’s administration. He has served as advisor to the Episcopal Urban Bishops and as co-chair of the Issues Commission of the Progressive Alliance, a group of 150 public interest and labor organizations. He has also served as a member of a Presidential Commission on Education and advisor to the Bureau of the Budget and the Office of Science and Technology in the Executive Office of the President.
Recent Work
Review
Review: 'The Bomb'
July 29 - Howard Zinn's last book leaves us with words that bring together thought, action, and passion.
Commentary
The Pursuit of True Security
August 13 - For all of the money we spend on defense, are we really all that safer?
Op-Ed
Reach Out to Cuba to Heal Guantánamo's Wounds
April 13 - The United States should re-engage Latin America by turning the soon-defunct Guantánamo Bay prison into a medical center. Published in The Nation.






