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CC Executive Director Will Inboden talks with the Texas Standard about the North Korean nuclear program. 

Former Harrington Fellow Charlie Laderman spoke with BBC World News about his recent book on President Trump’s world view

Gathering in DC for the launch of the Texas National Security Review, Executive Director Will Inboden and Associate Director Paul D. Miller discuss the role of history in policymaking with War on the Rocks Editor-in-Chief Ryan Evans. 

Speakers from this year’s Summer Seminar gathered with War on the Rocks Editor-in-Chief Ryan Evans to discuss the making of the National Security Strategy. 

CC Executive Director Will Inboden talks North Korea with the WORLD Radio podcast.

Executive Director Will Inboden talks with the Texas Standard about recent developments in North Korean missile technology. 

Associate Director Paul D. Miller talks with Foreign Policy’s executive editor Sharon Weinberger about the Trump administration’s Afghanistan policy.

Bobby Chesney, a Professor at UT Law and Director of the Strauss Center, answers questions from NPR’s Audie Cornish about legality issues regarding the former FBI Directors released memos. 

Harrington Fellow Charlie Laderman is interviewed for the Library of Congress’ Kluge Center podcast. 

Strauss Center Director and UT Law School Professor Robert Chesney was recently interviewed by The Cipher Brief about the legal use of drone strikes abroad. 

In the inaugural “Politics by the Horns” podcast, Executive Director Will Inboden and ISP Director Steve Slick talk to Ryan Pakebusch, a Clements Center Undergraduate Fellow and Student Government Director of Federal Relations, about events and opportunities on campus related to national security. 

Associate Director Paul D. Miller discussed his new book American Power and Liberal Order with Federalist Radio Hour.

Professor Slick talked with the International Spy Museum’s historian Vince Houghton about how he began working at the CIA, his 28 years of service, and his current work leading the Intelligence Studies Project. 

In a podcast discussion for the Lowy Institute for International Policy about historical analogies in foreign policymaking, Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King’s College London, references an article written by Dr. Paul D. Miller in the Journal of Strategic Studies on the misuse of historical analogies in the Afghanistan War. 

Steve Slick, Director of the Intelligence Studies Project, featured in the 62 episode of ‘The Hook‘, a weekly UT news show. 

In an interview with Al Arabiya News Clements Center Post Doctoral Fellow Olivia Sohns discusses reasons behind increased violence and tension in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.  

In an Interview with BBC News, Clements Center Executive Director, William Inboden discusses the president’s need for reliable intelligence and the challenges of national security policy making at the White House. 

In an interview with the Texas Standard, Clements Center Executive Director, William Inboden discusses what Russia’s airstrikes on Syria mean for the United States.

Associate Director Paul D. Miller was a guest on The Dan Caplis Show, a news/talk radio show in the Denver area. He discussed his latest article in The New Republic titled “America, Don’t Give Up on Afghanistan.”