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The Colloquium in International Security Studies: Sean Case
The Colloquium in International Security Studies continues with a presentation by Sean Case, a Henry A. Kissinger Visiting Scholars Postdoctoral Fellow with the Johnson Center for the Study of American Diplomacy. An interdisciplinary scholar who bridges modern American political and intellectual history with international relations, Case will present the proposal …
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The New Nuclear Age: Reflections from Academia and Policy
The Jackson School’s Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy and the Nuclear Security Initiative—part of the Blue Center for Global Strategic Assessment—will co-host a fireside chat with Vipin Narang, Frank Stanton Professor of Nuclear Security and Political Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), on “The New Nuclear Age: Reflections from …
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Brady-Johnson Book Series: Mary Bridges
The Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy welcomes Mary Bridges for a conversation on her new book. In Dollars and Dominion: US Bankers and the Making of a Superpower (Princeton University Press), Bridges explores the beginnings of US financial power overseas. By focusing on an underappreciated piece of the nation’s financial …
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Brexit – A Slogan Without a Strategy
In a referendum on June 23, 2016, the British electorate voted narrowly but decisively for the United Kingdom (UK) to leave the European Union (EU). David Reynolds, emeritus professor of international history at Cambridge University, will reflect on the travails of five successive Tory prime ministers as they struggled to …
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The Colloquium in International Security Studies: Stefano Chessa Altieri
Join the Colloquium in International Security Studies for a presentation by Fox Fellow Stefano Chessa Altieri. A PhD candidate in Global History at the Scuola Superiore Meridionale (Italy) and at SciencesPo (France), Altieri will present “Retaining Control after Tiananmen: The Bush Administration’s Preoccupations with China Policy Making.”
As the reverberations of …
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Winston Churchill will be 150 years young on November 30, 2024. “Young” because he’s a hardy perennial, still a figure of controversy – lauded for his courageous leadership against Nazi Germany, but also denounced as a robust defender of British imperialism. Common to both views is the assumption that Churchill …
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The Colloquium in International Security Studies: Jack Guenther
The Colloquium in International Security Studies concludes its Fall 2024 series with a presentation by Jack H. Guenther, a Henry Chauncey ‘57 Postdoctoral Fellow in the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy. Guenther specializes in German history, with an interest in globalization and international order. He will present “Private Internationalism in …
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Brady-Johnson Book Series: Tariq Khan
The Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy concludes the fall 2024 book series with a discussion of Tariq Khan’s The Republic Shall Be Kept Clean: How Settler Colonial Violence Shaped Antileft Repression (University of Illinois Press). The Republic Shall Be Kept Clean examines the linkages between America’s colonizing wars and anticommunist …
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