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Former IWP Kosciuszko Chair Fellow Nathalie Vogel gave a lecture on the topic of “‘National Security and Propaganda. The role of disinformation against Ukraine in the hybrid warfare of the Russian Federation” at the Georg-August University of Göttingen on November 30. The lecture, which was given in German, clarified the terminology related to hybrid warfare…

Above: Dr. Anne Rathbone Bradley, IWP Professor of Economics and George and Sally Mayer Fellow for Economic Education and vice president of academic affairs at TFAS, giving a lecture at IWP’s 2021 Chancellor’s Council Meeting. This fall, IWP and The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) signed an agreement to further their partnership in international relations…

On December 2, the leadership of the Military Cyber Professionals Association (MCPA) gathered at IWP for its Annual Advisor’s Dinner Meeting. MCPA is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to developing American military cyber professionals and investing in our nation’s future through science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. (From left) Dr. Diane Janosek, J.D. (NSA…

On November 10, 2022, at a ceremony in Warsaw, IWP professor Dr. Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, IWP Non-Resident Research Professor Dr. Tomasz Sommer, and Dr. Ewa Stankiewicz have been recognized with the prestigious Mackiewicz Prize for their two-volume study of the massacre in Jedwabne. The work, entitled Jedwabne. Historia prawdziwa, examines the circumstances surrounding the 1941…

Prof. Al Santoli will bring extensive experience in cultural diplomacy and socio-economic strategies to the classroom this spring when he teaches his course on Counterterrorism through Cultural Engagement and Development (IWP 670). Specifically, Prof. Santoli will share some of his recent, practical experience in cultural and medical diplomacy.  He will also explain how his models…

In a recent article for The Hill entitled “Muslim women rising: Challenging discrimination and oppression,” author Naheed Esar cites Dr. Matthew Daniels‘ work in promoting human rights through initiatives such as the Human Rights Network and Universal Rights Academy as a way that digital technology has been used for good. Read the article at The Hill

Chairman John Lovewell speaking at the luncheon On November 1, Carlos E. and Regina Fonts and Burk and Elise Murchison hosted a “Texas Roundup” luncheon for nearly 25 supporters and friends of The Institute of World Politics at the Park City Club in Dallas. Therese Moncrief assisted with the organization of the event. At the…

Amb. Nathaniel Fick, inaugural U.S. Ambassador at Large for Cyberspace and Digital Policy, gave the keynote address at IWP’s Cyber Embassy Night. For the first time since September 2019, The Institute of World Politics (IWP) hosted its semi-annual Cyber Embassy Night (CEN). Occurring on Friday, November 5, 2022, the event included a number of diplomats,…

From September 27-30, IWP hosted a Strategic Leadership Seminar for a group of personnel and contractors from Ft. Bragg. The seminar was broken up into three main themes: the art of statecraft, the strategic environment, and policy challenges. The specific lecture topics by IWP faculty members included the Constitution and U.S. foreign policy; an overview…

On October 28th, IWP professor Dr. Matthew Daniels celebrated the launch of the new Andrew Young HBCU scholarship program at an event at the Atlanta University Consortium library next to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s alma mater, Morehouse College. Dr. Daniels originated the idea for this scholarship. This scholarship aims to support students who attend…