Press | 2018

In a recent article in the Journal of Strategic Studies, CC Executive Director Will Inboden and Johns Hopkins SAIS Professor Hal Brands argue that “the making of American statecraft…can be significantly enhanced by a better understanding of the past.” 

CC Director of Graduate Studies Mark Lawrence reviews a new book on President Nixon and the use of nuclear weapons for coercive diplomacy for the Journal of Cold War Studies. 

CC Executive Director Will Inboden reviews University of Pennsylvania Professor Walter McDougall’s recent book on The Tragedy of U.S. Foreign Policy for an H-Diplo Roundtable. 

Former CC Graduate Fellow and current Senior National Security Fellow at the R Street Institute Megan Reiss recently wrote a piece for the Lawfare Blog analyzing the American public’s support for implementing sanctions. 

In a piece for War on the Rocks, CC Graduate Fellow Bryan Frizzelle examines the Trump administration’s recently released National Security Strategy and the history of the United State’s alliance with NATO. 

The Clements Center for National Security offers a variety of workshops, resources, and funding for undergraduate and graduate students seeking to acquire professional experience. 

Open to all UT students, we’re hiring a part-time event photographer for the Spring 2018 semester.

CC Associate Director Paul D. Miller wrote about nuclear deterrence and coercive diplomacy for a recent Elephants in the Room piece. 

The Clements Center mourns the death of Mrs. Rita Clements on Saturday January 6, and offers our prayers and condolences to her family. 

CC Executive Director Will Inboden talks with the Texas Standard radio program about US-North Korea relations.

Drawing from our May 2017 Conference on Conservative Internationalism, the Foreign Policy Research Institute’s Orbis Journal published a special edition focused on the conference’s topic and featuring articles from the conference’s speakers. 

CC Executive Director Will Inboden offered commentary for Foreign Policy regarding the Trump administration’s first year.