Join CSS, the US Army, and Dr. Marek Posard and Dr. Christopher Paul of RAND for the next installment of the Mad Scientist event series on information warfare. Register now…
Join CSS, the US Army, and authors August Cole and P.W. Singer as they discuss themes of weaponization of social media, robotic and AI revolutions, and the future of disinformation.
Three SSP alumni are among New America’s 2020 Asian American and Pacific Islander next-generation leaders:Welton Chang (’13), Clara Kim (’16), and Neil Noronha (’16).
Prof. Oriana Mastro joins Congressman and SSP alumnus Mike Gallagher on his podcast to talk about the Chinese Communist Party and why it should matter to ordinary Americans.
Professor Ben Buchanan lays out the questions to focus on regarding AI and Cybersecurity in an issue brief for Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
Professor Zachary Abuza analyzes the repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic on civil-military relations across Southeast Asia and potential economic, defense, and domestic crises.
Professor Bruce Hoffman, Jacob Ware (SSP’19), and Ezra Shapiro (SSP’20) discuss the continuing terrorist threat of the incel movement, the complicated counterterrorism efforts, and opportunities for intervention.
Professor Douglas London argues that while the Trump administration replaces professionals with less capable political loyalists, the intelligence community will be harder to compromise.
Professor Ali Vaez argues for the need to create a military de-escalation channel to avoid inadvertent conflict in moments of crisis between the U.S. and Iran.
Professor Spencer Boyer calls for the U.S. to lead strong transatlantic policy and intelligence cooperation to counter election-undermining Russian disinformation during the pandemic.
Professor Mathew Burrows argues that there should be an institutionalization of strategic foresight into policymaking, as there is currently no effective way of integrating the two.
Professor Elizabeth Stanley discusses how the methods our thinking brain chooses to alleviate anxiety may paradoxically make stress worse during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Professor Oriana Mastro discusses the nature of hereditary autocracies and warns that the U.S. will likely face a crisis if instability hits Pyongyang.
Professor Elizabeth Stanley shares techniques for boosting resilience during the coronavirus pandemic in the inaugural episode of SFS Online & On Topic.
