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American Power and Liberal Order
Paul D. Miller | Sep 15, 2016
The National Interest published an excerpt of Dr. Paul D. Miller’s new book, American Power and Liberal Order: A Conservative Internationalist Grand Strategy.
Postdoctoral Fellow writes series for Victims of Communism blog
Ian Johnson | Sep 15, 2016
In a three part series, Dr. Ian Johnson writes about the history of the Cambodian mass killings under the Khmer Rouge party and Communist leader Pol Pot.
How Xi Jinping Undermines China’s Reforms
Joshua Eisenman | Sep 13, 2016
Faculty Affiliate Joshua Eisenman, a professor at the LBJ School, writes in the Wall Street Journal about Chinese President Xi Jinping’s reform agenda.
Clements Center Welcomes UT Harrington Fellow, Dr. Charlie Lederman
Sep 12, 2016
Dr. Charlie Lederman will join us for the 2016-2017 academic year to engage with our scholars, students, fellows, and staff.
How Does Jihadism End? Choosing Between Forever War and Nation Building
Paul D. Miller | Sep 11, 2016
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, Associate Director Paul D. Miller writes for War on the Rocks about how to defeat jihadism.
Executive Director reviews article in International Security Studies Forum roundtable
William Inboden | Sep 12, 2016
Will Inboden reviews Daniel Bessner and Nicolas Guilhot’s “How Realism Waltzed Off: Liberalism and Decisionmaking in Kenneth Waltz’s Neorealism.”
UT student newspaper Daily Texan covers Ledeen event
Reagan Ritterbush | Sep 08, 2016
Daily Texan reporter Reagan Ritterbush writes about our recent event with Dr. Michael Ledeen, Freedom Scholar at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
Faculty Fellow quoted in New York Times
Rick Gladstone | Aug 29, 2016
Dr. Eugene Gholz, an Associate Professor at the LBJ School, was quoted in a New York Times article about U.S.-Iranian confrontations near the Strait of Hormuz last week.
New Predoctoral and Postdoctoral Fellows Join the [br]Clements Center Team[/br]
Aug 24, 2016
This academic year, the Clements Center will host 3 Clements Predoctoral and Postdoctoral fellows: Ionut Popescu, Ian Johnson, and Cindy Ewing.
Numerous commentators highlight Inboden’s review of Pres. Bush Biography
William Inboden | Aug 19, 2016
Commentators from the Providence Magazine, New York Post, Power Line Blog, and others discuss Executive Director Will Inboden‘s recent article in Foreign Policy.
Clements Funding Recipient Adam Crawford tells us about his internship at Network 20/20
Aug 17, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Envisioning Détente: The Johnson Administration and the October 1964 Khrushchev Ouster
Simon Miles | Aug 16, 2016
Graduate Fellow Simon Miles, currently a Ph.D. candidate in History at UT, was published in the September 2016 issue of Diplomatic History.
Executive Director publishes book review of Bush biography for Foreign Policy
William Inboden | Aug 16, 2016
Executive Director Will Inboden wrote a review of Jean Edward Smith’s new biography of former President George W. Bush for Foreign Policy’s Shadow Government.
Hesperia journal publishes article by former Postdoctoral Fellow Michael Taylor
Michael Taylor | Aug 15, 2016
Michael Taylor, who was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Clements Center during the 2015-2016 academic year, published an article titled “The Battle Scene on Aemilius Pallus’s Pydna Monument: A Reevaluation” in the peer-reviewed journal Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
Clements Funding Recipient Trey Curran talks about his internship at the State Department
Aug 12, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
2016 “Bobby R. Inman Award” Recipient and[br]Semifinalists Announced[/
Aug 11, 2016
The Intelligence Studies Project of the University of Texas at Austin is pleased to announce the winner and two semifinalists of the second “Bobby R. Inman Award” recognizing outstanding student research and writing on topics related to intelligence and national security during the 2015-2016 academic year.
The recipient of the 2016 “Inman Award” is Quentin Buckholz, a Masters of International Affairs candidate at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. In his paper, “The 1980’s War Scare: Misperceptions, Mistaken Beliefs, and Missed Signals in US-Soviet Relations,” Mr. Buckholz assesses how the Soviet Union came to believe in the threat of a nuclear first strike by the United States in the early 1980s, and how US intelligence misinterpreted or dismissed that fear.
Former Undergrad Fellow writes for RealClearDefense
Jake Barnett | Aug 10, 2016
Jake Barnett, a UT graduate in Plan II Honors, History, and Arabic and a Clements Center Undergraduate Fellow from 2014-2016, published an article about election violence in Kenya for RealClearDefense.
ISP Director Steve Slick talks with the Spy Museum’s SpyCast
Aug 10, 2016
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.
Summer Seminar participants: “History, political science, and the art of statecraft need not be mutually exclusive”
Aug 09, 2016
Summer Seminar participants wrote in War on the Rocks about the lessons they learned.
Clements Funding Recipient Dan Hamilton tells us about his internship at Senator Cornyn’s office
Aug 09, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Sir Lawrence Freedman cites Associate Director Paul D. Miller’s arguments about historical analogies
Aug 05, 2016
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.
Clements Funding Recipient Sarah Fischer tells us about her internship at Vital Voices
Aug 04, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Summer Seminar participant and incoming Predoctoral Fellow writes recap of Summer Seminar
Cindy Eqing | Aug 03, 2016
Incoming Predoctoral Fellow Cindy Ewing, who is a Ph.D candidate at Yale University in Global History, wrote a report of her time in Beaver Creek at the Clements Center’s annual Summer Seminar.
Postdoctoral Fellow Michael Taylor publishes article in Anatolian Studies Journal
Michael Taylor | Aug 02, 2016
Through research funded by the Clements Center, Postdoctoral Fellow Michael Taylor wrote the article “The Attalid victory at Magnesia on a lost plaque from Pergamon,” which was recently included in the peer-reviewed Anatolian Studies journal.
Summer Seminar participant writes article about experiences in Beaver Creek
Nathan Finney | Aug 01, 2016
Nathan Finney, currently pursuing his Ph.D in History at the University of Kansas, wrote an article for The Strategy Bridge about the Clements Center’s Summer Seminar in History and Statecraft.
Clements Funding Recipient Daniel Jimenez talks about his summer internship at American Foreign Policy Council
Aug 01, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Intelligence Studies Project featured in UT’s Alcade Magazine
Jul 25, 2016
The magazine of Texas Exes highlights the achievements of the UT Intelligence Studies Project from the 2015-2016 Academic Year.
Clements Funding Recipient Annika Rettstadt talks about her internship at the the Institute for the Study of War
Jul 21, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Clements Funding Recipient Alexandra Shishkova talks about her internship at the State Department
Jul 18, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Clements Funding Recipient Sam Karnes talks about his internship at the U.S. State Department
Jul 14, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Clements Funding Recipient Mary Vo talks about her internship at the Carnegie Council
Jul 11, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
Faculty Affiliate quoted in The Economist
Jul 11, 2016
In The Economist‘s special report on Chinese society, Dr. Joshua Eisenman discusses Chinese nationalism.
Clements Student Professional Development Fund intern Zhelun Chen at AEI in Washington, D.C.
Jul 07, 2016
The Clements Center’s Student Professional Development Fund enables UT undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern at some of the top governmental and non-governmental organizations across the world by providing monetary support for unpaid positions.
How Washington and London can seize the Brexit opportunity
George Seay | Jul 07, 2016
Board Chairman, George Seay, offers recommendations on how to increase economic and security ties between the United States and the United Kingdom post-Brexit in his latest article for War on the Rocks.
Intelligence and National Security in American Society
Will Inboden, Steve Slick | Jul 06, 2016
LBJ students, led by ISP Director Steve Slick and Clements Center Executive Director Will Inboden, produced a report on the oversight of U.S. Intelligence as part of an ISP-sponsored Policy Research Project during the 2015-2016 academic year.
U.S. must streamline intelligence processes
William Inboden and Steve Slick | Jul 01, 2016
In their latest op-ed for the Dallas Morning News, Executive Director Will Inboden and ISP Director Steve Slick present a summary of their students’ findings from the “Intelligence in American Society” course.
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