It’s the Biggest National Threat and We Can’t Help You
The Department of Defense’s (DoD) new Cyber Strategy is a refinement of past attempts at codifying...
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Month: April 2015
Not All Alarms are False
This piece raises the question I have been asking for the past week in Brussels: can we credibly commit to the defense of the Baltics? Without a permanent NATO (or at least American) presence, is our Article V commitment (an...
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The New Mineshaft Gap: Killer Robots and the UN
This past week I was invited to speak as an expert at the United Nations Informal Meeting of...
Read MoreThe Freedom to Speak Up As Academics: The Right to Make An “Ass” of Myself Personally
On Thursday, I became part of a growing group of academics that has had a letter like this written about them: As a parent, I’ve been doing some advocacy about my children’s school this year. The advocacy received some local...
Read MoreComparing World Crises
On my second day in Belgium, the Atlantik-Brücke conference, a Canada-Germany conversation, got underway and was immediately quite interesting. The opening session had two speakers that provided broad surveys of the...
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