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News You Can Use: 12/28/16
Posted: December 28, 2016 by the Simons Center
National Security Women's Rights Are a National Security Issue, The New York Times Special Operations Command takes a lead role in countering weapons of mass destruction, The Washington Post Trump and Pentagon nominee James Mattis don’t appear to see eye-to-eye... Read More
News You Can Use: 12/21/16
Posted: December 21, 2016 by the Simons Center
National Security Flournoy not in the running for Trump's Pentagon, Washington Examiner Tracking Trump’s National-Security Conflicts of Interest, Government Executive How to rethink what’s ‘top secret’ for the Internet age, The Washington Post The implications of Donald Trump’s sharp contrast... Read More
News You Can Use: 12/12/16
Posted: December 12, 2016 by the Simons Center
National Security ISIS in the Caribbean, The Atlantic Combat vet Duckworth worried Congress is ignoring importance of civilian-run military, Military Times Top National Security Figures Want Trump to Cancel the Michael Flynn Clown Show, The Intercept Obama’s tenure ends with... Read More
Featured Article: The Unjustness of the Current Incantation of Jus Post Bellum
Posted: November 1, 2016 by the Simons Center
Featured article: The Unjustness of the Current Incantation of Jus Post Bellum by Dan G. Cox Jus post bellum was originally conceived as an extension of modern just war theory. Specifically, it was aimed at examining the justness and morality... Read More
News You Can Use: 10/28/16
Posted: October 28, 2016 by the Simons Center
National Security Security experts: Foreign nation not behind Friday internet attack, The Hill Battlegrounds: The Fight for Mosul and Election Day Disruptions, Foreign Policy US wants Mexico under grid security pact before year's end, Washington Examiner Norm Augustine on Public-Private... Read More
Featured Article: Rethinking Civil Affairs
Posted: October 25, 2016 by the Simons Center
Featured article: Interagency Qualifications to Address Fragility, or Rethinking Civil Affairs by Kurt E. Müller The defense sector has a long-standing appreciation of the value of whole-of-government approaches to national security challenges. The phrase “all elements of national power” resonates... Read More
News You Can Use: 10/24/16
Posted: October 24, 2016 by the Simons Center
National Security Homeland Security Is ‘Investigating All Potential Causes’ of Internet Disruptions, Time Government alleges former NSA contractor stole ‘astonishing quantity’ of classified data over 20 years, The Washington Post US Election, Presidential Transition Will Be 'OK,' Intelligence Chief Says,... Read More
Dunford: Change coming to the Department of Defense
Posted: October 12, 2016 by the Simons Center
Earlier this month, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Corps General Joe Dunford, spoke of coming changes at strategic levels in the Department of Defense (DoD). His remarks came during the Association of the U.S. Army annual meeting.... Read More
Featured Article: Ethics Committee Model…
Posted: October 4, 2016 by the Simons Center
Featured article: Ethics Committee Model for Humanitarian Operations Planning by Philip W. Ginder Most hospitals and healthcare organizations have established ethics committees that deal with issues involving medical, ethical, and/or legal conflict or uncertainty. The Joint Commission, the accreditation body for the... Read More
Featured Article: A Ticking Time Bomb…
Posted: September 20, 2016 by the Simons Center
Featured article: West Africa: A "Ticking Time Bomb" or an Opportunity to Advance U.S. National Security Interests? by Raymond Everhart, John Morris, and Mohamadou Amar As international relations expert Francis Fukuyama wrote, “Since the end of the Cold War, weak and... Read More
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