Last Thursday, February 2, 2017, the National Committee played host to a who's-who of cyber policy experts in the United States. ...
Category: U.S. Security in the 21st Century
Terrorism and the Multilateral Response
Jean-Paul Laborde offers his comments International cooperation has been a significant component of efforts to curtail terrorist activity the world over. From the collaborative work of the G7, to organizations such a ...
States at the Extremes
Ambassador Ford and James Bays One of the most visible challenges facing the international community today is the troubling rise of violent extremism. While evident elsewhere, nowhere is this critical issue more appa ...
U.S.-Russia Relations: New Rules? New Order?
The NCAFP recently hosted a conversation between Thomas Graham, Managing Director of Kissinger Associates and Senior Fellow with Yale's Jackson Institute of Global Affairs, and Ivan Safranchuk, Associate Professor, Mosco ...
Cyberspace, the Internet, and the U.S. Presidential Race
On April 29, 2015, the NCAFP brought together a panel of thought leaders in the field of cybersecurity and U.S. foreign policy to discuss the impact of the internet and new technologies on the upcoming presidential elect ...
New Battlefields, the Changing Nature of Warfare, and U.S. Foreign Policy
On March 26, 2015, the NCAFP hosted a panel discussion on the question of whether the United States can remain on the forefront of developing and deploying advanced military capabilities. Much of the discussion and subsequent Q&A focused on the "third offset" strategy proposed by the Department of Defense and how exactly evolving technologies facilitate (or complicate) this approach.Read More
A National Strategic Narrative: A Vision for America in the Age of Uncertainty
The NCAFP is hosting a panel discussion on A National Strategic Narrative by Mr. Y published by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars on Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Co-authored by Colonel Mark Mykleby and C ...
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