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The Colloquium in International Security Studies: Anatoly Levshin
The Colloquium in International Security Studies continues its spring programming with a presentation by Anatoly Levshin. A political scientist, his research explores fundamental international security issues from the standpoint of world order. He will present his book proposal: “Bounding War: Rules of Neutralization, Demilitarization, and Non-Aggression and the Institutional Logic …
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Brady-Johnson Book Series: Marc-William Palen
The Grand Strategy Program welcomes historian Marc-William Palen for a conversation on his new book. In Pax Economica: Left-Wing Visions of a Free Trade World (Princeton University Press), Palen shows that while free trade is often associated with right-wing free marketeers in the present, free trade and globalization have roots …
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Next-Gen Defense: A Conversation with the Honorable Christine Fox
The Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy will host a discussion with the Honorable Christine Fox on technological innovation and defense modernization in a changing world. Fox will be in conversation with Kaete O’Connell, assistant director of the Grand Strategy program and lecturer in global affairs.
Fox is a Senior Fellow …
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The Colloquium in International Security Studies: Megan Black
Join the Colloquium in International Security Studies for a presentation by Megan Black. A historian at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Black will present “AMAX on Spaceship Earth: Multinational Malaise at the 1972 UN Conference on the Human Environment.” In June of 1972, the executives from the multinational mining company …
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Brady-Johnson Book Series: Gretchen Heefner
The Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy concludes the Spring 2025 Book Series with a discussion of Gretchen Heefner’s Sand, Snow, and Stardust: How US Military Engineers Conquered Extreme Environments (University of Chicago Press). Deserts, the Arctic, outer space—these extreme environments are often seen as inhospitable places at the edges of …
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The Colloquium in International Security Studies: Fritz Bartel
The Colloquium in International Security Studies concludes its Spring 2025 series with a presentation by Fritz Bartel. An Assistant Professor in International Affairs at Texas A&M’s Bush School of Government & Public Service, Bartel will present “The Age of Transitions: An Approach to the Global History of the Late 20th …
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Grand Strategy Info Session
Please join us for an information session on the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy, hosted by co-director Mike Brenes.
Discover how this unique program prepares students to tackle complex global challenges with strategic insight and leadership. Engage with faculty members and current students to learn about the program’s curriculum, research opportunities, …
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