Maryann Cusimano Love
Maryann Cusimano Love is an award winning educator and children’s book author. A tenured professor of international politics at Catholic University, she has also taught courses in globalization, terrorism and security at the Pentagon. As a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, Love has been advising Canadian, Caribbean and U.S. government and private sector leaders on security issues since 1998. Love also serves on the International Policy Committee, advising the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops on international affairs. Maryann lives on the Chesapeake Bay with her husband, Richard Love, and their daughter Maria.
Filling the Gaps
A Call for Truth and Trust
The moral and economic vision of 'Caritas in Veritate'
A Surge in Clarity
Classrooms for Peace
Religious Right
Accounting for Torture
'What are our moral obligations as disciples of a tortured God?'
The Common Ground
'Perhaps the visions of Benedict and Obama can coincide.'
Peaceful Change
'Peaceful political transfer is under tremendous threat.'
Woman and Child
'Often the simplest interventions can work miracles.'
An End to Torture
Can the United States recommit itself to legal interrogation techniques?
