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Oct
22
Thu
Thursday
Gildenhorn Recital Hall, The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
Join us to celebrate the Global Policy Institute, a new hub for research, teaching and public engagement in international and foreign policy.The evening will feature remarks from distinguished guests
Oct
29
Thu
Thursday
CISSM Global Forum | Technology-Policy Co-Design for Degraded and Denied Environments | Ritwik Gupta
0102 Thurgood Marshall Hall
In this talk, guest speaker Ritwik Gupta will discuss foundational research in artificial intelligence to better understand physical sensing modalities such as radar and optical light. He will discuss his deployment of these technologies to operational disaster and wartime environments.
Past Events
Oct
01
Thu
Thursday
0102 Thurgood Marshall Hall
When the foundations of U.S. nuclear doctrine were laid early in the Cold War, escalation was understood to be a ladder.
Oct
07
Wed
Wednesday
3301 Thurgood Marshall Hall
How did experiencing the 9/11 attacks influence public support for military action, perceptions of the threat posed by al-Qaeda and the Taliban and the pace and scale of the U.S. response?
Oct
08
Thu
Thursday
3301 Thurgood Marshall Hall
Economic power has become an important arena of U.S.–China competition. Both countries use a mix of coercive tools and inducements to advance their national interests and strategic goals.
Oct
15
Thu
Thursday
0102 Thurgood Marshall Hall
In "Adapting to the Poly-crisis: The View of a Middle Power from Down Under" John Blaxland argues that the world faces a poly-crisis: a set of interconnected and mutually reinforcing challenges spanning strategic competition, technological disruption, climate change, economic fragmentation,