@Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies offers an expansive curriculum, in-depth research, and critical dialogue on security issues.
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Joined April 2011
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Honored to host and discuss security matters with @Georgetown School of Foreign Service students, beside Professors Flanagan and @sb_moller. Critical moments require “esprit critique”; the Defense Office decrypts French military posture and 🇫🇷🇺🇸 operational trust across history.
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📢2025 SFS commencement speakers! 🎓
@konotaromp (SFS’86), member of Japan's House of Representatives, will speak at the undergraduate ceremony & @FilippoGrandi, the UN High Commissioner of @Refugees, will speak at the graduate ceremony.
Read more: bit.ly/3GuFzt6
ALT Portraits of Kono Taro, a Japanese politician, on the left, and Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, on the right.
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#ThrowbackThursday to @GeorgetownCSS’ annual Kalaris Intelligence Conference! The event brought together experts and students to tackle today’s top challenges: AI, cyber threats, diplomacy and information warfare.
ALT A person is speaking at the Kalaris Intelligence Conference at Georgetown University, standing behind a podium with the event's logos displayed in the background.
ALT Panelists at the Kalaris Intelligence Conference engaged in discussion.
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ALT A person speaking at a podium at the Kalaris Intelligence Conference hosted by Georgetown University.
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Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies, @GeorgetownCSS, hosted a great event this month focused on NATO’s Eastern Flank: “Crosswinds from the Eastern Flank: U.S. Commitments to NATO in Trump 2.0”.
I was invited to deliver the keynote address and I talked about the challenges we face, but also about Romania’s defense investments, our key role in the defense of the Eastern Flank and in contributing to a secure and prosperous Black Sea region.
The event featured an expert panel that included think-tank representatives from CEPA, Atlantic Council, Stimson Center and Hudson Institute.
I am grateful to all of them for contributing to elevating the profile of the Eastern Flank in the midst of Georgetown’s academic community.
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SFS is proud to celebrate the contributions of some of our student veterans. Featuring grad students from @GeorgetownCSS, @CERESGeorgetown and @georgetownmsfs, they share stories from active duty and the journeys that led them to Georgetown.
Read more: bit.ly/48KUv08
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How do militaries respond when they confront the dilemma of conflict between the liberal norms of respect for human rights and civilian control of the military? Renanah Joyce @RenanahJoyce @Georgetown @GeorgetownCSS discusses the effects of norm conflict on military attitudes among the Armed Forces of #Liberia➡️faculti.net/soldiers-dilemma… #securitystudies
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Following remarks by @NATO_SACT @GeorgetownCSS Alumnus @OliverMoru expertly delivers a report on deterrence & defense challenges facing the Alliance, as part of the day’s Model NATO
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Delighted to kick off an action-packed week of @NATO public engagements with the #NextGen of transatlanticists from @georgetownsfs @georgetowncss and @NATO_SACT @ NATO Youth & Academia night #NATO75 #NATOSummit #HoyaSaxa
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Earlier this month, @GeorgetownCSS hosted a summer institute for students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The summer institute is designed to give students a taste of what it means to study and work in the field of security studies.
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which is why I was thrilled when the inimitable @SMonaghanCSIS and @KakiElgin asked me to help unpack the riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma earlier this spring...
Very pleased with the finished product, which
@CSBAdc has just released
csbaonline.org/research/publ…
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Congratulations to all the graduating @GeorgetownCSS students! 👏 You all worked hard for this moment. Go on and do amazing things -- I expect nothing less.
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General Brown was joined by @WashingtonPost national security writer and current @GUPolitics fellow @DanLamothe. For more than 15 years, Lamothe has covered the armed forces for the Post, Foreign Policy magazine and the Military Times newspaper chain.
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On Thursday, General Charles Q. Brown, Jr., Chairman of @thejointstaff, visited campus to discuss the relationship between the military & civilian spheres. @GenCQBrownJr serves as the principal military advisor to @POTUS, @SecDef and the National Security Council.
ALT General Charles Q. Brown, Jr and Dan Lamothe seated on stage. General Charles Q. Brown, Jr speaking.
ALT General Charles Q. Brown, Jr and Dan Lamothe seated on stage. Guests seated in the audience.
ALT General Charles Q. Brown, Jr and Dan Lamothe seated on stage. Two guests standing, one to ask a question and one to hold a microphone.
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Now that it's web-official, I'm delighted to share that I'm joining @GeorgetownCSS and @georgetownsfs as an assistant professor this fall. I'll miss my wonderful colleagues and students at Brandeis, but am thrilled for this next chapter. Hoya Saxa!
We are delighted to welcome @RenanahJoyce to the faculty starting in the fall! 🎉
An SSP alumna herself, Joyce returns to teach classes in international security, US national security policy, and more.
Full article: css.georgetown.edu/2024/04/2…
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We’re looking forward to welcoming @GenCQBrownJr, Chairman of @thejointstaff for a conversation on the relationship between the military and civilian spheres and more.
@DanLamothe, current GU Politics Fellow will be moderating – don’t forget to RSVP! ➡️ bit.ly/ChairmanJCSRSVP
ALT Official portrait of the chairman. A conversation with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. General Charles Q. Brown, Jr. Thursday. April 25, 11 AM, HFSC Social Room. Dan Lamothe GU Politics Spring '24 Fellow & national security writer, Washington Post. Background transparent image of the Pentagon.
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FIIA's Non-Resident Fellow Leo Michel discussed the history and future of NATO with @stenrynning, @secolbourn and @drhhardt at the #NATO75 conference.
The event, which marked NATO's 75th anniversary, was organized by @GeorgetownCSS.
Watch the recording⬇️
c-span.org/video/?534737-3/n…
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My @GeorgetownCSS student researched and designed "Major's Gambit" -- an educational #wargame for the US Army at @USACGSC. I am so proud of my students and their hard work. 😁 #wargaming
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Minister of Defense of #Estonia, @HPevkur speaking at Georgetown University about war in Ukraine: “political will is not enough, we need also political decisions” to support more #Ukraine. Time is of the essence, security of Ukraine, Europe & the U.S are at stake. @GeorgetownCSS
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Great conversation today with #Estonian Minister of Defense Hanno Pevkur @GeorgetownCSS . We discussed the changing security landscape, developments in #NATO, Russia's war in Ukraine, Estonian-U.S. security cooperation, and the West's relations with Russia and more.
Thank you to @HPevkur and @martakepe for a rich discussion on 🇪🇪 evolving security landscape, 🇺🇦 war, & 20 years of membership in @NATO #20EstoniaNATO
