Simons Center News
National Security Jamal Khashoggi’s Murder Hurt American Interests, Not Just American Values, The Atlantic Bolton’s Whisper Campaign to Oust Mattis, Foreign Policy INF Treaty: The problem with the arms control community, Defense News It’s Unnecessary to Pick Sides in the Gulf. America Should Stop., Defense One Would a Space Force mean the end of NASA?, […]
... Read More
Mr. Thomas A. Gray, the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command Liaison to the Combined Arms Center and Army University, spoke on the topic of a “Space Force” on Oct. 24 as part of the Inter-Agency Brown-Bag Lecture Series for academic year 2019. The title of Mr. Gray’s presentation was “The Domain of Space […]
... Read More
Featured article: The Proliferation of Decentralized Trust Technology by Alexander G. Mullin We will use sophisticated investigative tools to disrupt the ability of criminals to use online marketplaces, crypto-currencies, and other tools or illicit activities. — U.S. National Security Strategy, December 2017 The inclusion of the quote referenced above on page 12 made the December […]
... Read More
As part of the Simons Center Distinguished Speaker Series, Professor Mark R. Wilcox, Associate Professor and LTG William Eldridge Odom Chair for Joint, Interagency, and Multinational Studies at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College presented a talk titled, “Meeting the Russian Challenge in a Competitive Security Environment: Whither America’s National Interests,” to a […]
... Read MoreNational Security The real security threat to the 2018 midterm elections is low voter confidence, Brookings Mike Pompeo’s Worldview? Do As Trump Does., The Atlantic NSA Finalizes $6.7 Billion in Classified Tech Contracts, Nextgov Nothing About Trashing the INF Treaty Makes the US Safer, Defense One Bolton faces tense talks with Russia over nuclear treaty, […]
... Read More
Retired Ambassador Deborah McCarthy, the 2018 DACOR Visiting Professor of Diplomacy for the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC), has expanded her podcast series “The General and the Ambassador: A Conversation.” McCarthy’s podcast promotes interagency cooperation and is produced by the American Academy of Diplomacy. Ambassador McCarthy’s podcasts brings together outstanding diplomatic and military collaborators to recount […]
... Read More
The U.S. Army Command and General Staff College’s Department of Joint, Interagency and Multinational Operations (DJIMO) and the CGSC Foundation cohosted a National Security Roundtable program Oct. 16-17, 2018 at the Lewis and Clark Center on Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The focus of this program was on the relationships and issues with China and India. On […]
... Read MoreNational Security The Coming Storm: Ethics in the Next War, Real Clear Defense America’s Indefinite Endgame in Syria, The Atlantic How To Get Nuclear-Weapons Treaties Back on Track, Defense One Picking a fight: Is Trump’s hawkish behaviour towards China the start of a new cold war?, South China Morning Post Department of Justice right to […]
... Read More
Featured article: Is the Morality of War Plausible in a Diverse World? by John Madden It seems evident from experience that there are different cultures, different cultural moral codes, and different individual moral views. The ancient historian, Herodotus, gives a famous account of when Darius of Persia caused certain Greeks, who cremate their dead, to […]
... Read More
The CGSC Foundation has completed its search for a new President/Chief Executive Officer this fall with the selection of retired Army Colonel Roderick M. Cox. Cox has served as the program director of the CGSC Foundation’s Simons Center since March 2016. The Foundation’s search began in April this year after current President/CEO, Doug Tystad, announced […]
... Read More"*" indicates required fields