To register for this event, please visit the IWP Eventbrite Page.
Join Dr. Nathan Toronto as he addresses the mechanics and strategic significance of international security cooperation!
Lecture Description: The lecture will address the mechanics and strategic significance of international security cooperation. Dr. Toronto will provide a practitioner’s overview of how the security cooperation enterprise functions and explore its strategic implications as an essential, front-line tool of American statecraft and global partnerships.
Speaker Bio: Dr. Nathan Toronto is a Senior Lecturer at the Defense Security Cooperation University. He previously served in key faculty positions at the United Arab Emirates National Defense College and the US Army School of Advanced Military Studies. Dr. Toronto is a distinguished scholar and practitioner in military education and strategy, and the author of How Militaries Learn: Human Capital, Military Education, and Battlefield Effectiveness.
The views expressed are those of the speaker and do not necessarily represent those of the Defense Security Cooperation University, the U.S. Department of War, or the U.S. government.
IWP Events Policy: Attendance at all IWP events requires an RSVP in advance. In addition, prospective attendees must receive an e-mail confirmation from IWP indicating that seating will be available for them at the event. A government-issued ID that matches your name on the confirmed attendee list must be presented at the door for admission to any event. The use of photographic or recording equipment is prohibited except with advance permission from IWP, the event organizer, and the speaker(s).
IWP is a private organization; as such, all attendees are guests of the Institute.