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Norwich University Writers Series welcomes author Abdi Nor Iftin
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Norwich University hosts Fulbright Canada scholar
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Recollections: Students describe Boston Policy Week 2019
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Strivers on the storm
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A valuable new connection
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Recollections: Cadets describe Balkans field study experience
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Field days: Visit to Balkans teaches cadets about culture, conflict
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PAWC ON THE ROAD
The Journal of Peace and War Studies
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DEALING WITH NORTH KOREA’S NUCLEAR/MISSILE CHALLENGES
Dealing with North Korea’s Nuclear and Missile Programs: A Chinese Perspective
- Zhiqun Zhu
Download PDF (418 KB)The North Korean Nuclear Weapons and Ballistic Missile Threat: An American Perspective
- Bruce E. Bechtol Jr.
Download PDF (409 KB)A Treasured Sword of Justice? Explaining the Key Reasons behind North Korea’s Nuclear Development and US Policy Implications
- Yangmo Ku
Download PDF (428 KB)Aligning Autonomy and Alliance: Variation in South Korea’s Policy Towards North Korea and the Moon Jae-in Presidency
- Il Hyun Cho
Download PDF (391 KB)Primacy of Diplomacy and Economic Power: How Japan Counters North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons and Ballistic Missile Development
- Nori Katagiri
Download PDF (397 KB)STUDENT RESEARCH
Primacy and the United States: The Role of the US in the Modern Era
- William Pawlak
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SCHOLARSHIP: "War is a thinking person's game"
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2020 Colby Award Information
2020 William E. Colby Award The Colby Award recognizes a FIRST WORK of fiction or nonfiction that has made a major contribution to the understanding of military history, intelligence operations, or international affairs. A $5,000 author honorarium is provided to the award winner through the generosity of the Chicago-based Pritzker Military Foundation. The award and honorarium will be presented at Norwich University during the 2020 NU Military Writers’ Symposium in fall 2020. To qualify for consideration for the 2020 Colby… Read More -
Student's view: Sherri Goodman speaks on climate change and military readiness
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herri Goodman, author of “The Role of Water Stress in Instability and Conflict” and former U.S. deputy defense undersecretary (environmental security), joined Dr. Travis Morris’ terrorism class on Friday, Oct. 11, 2019, to lead a discussion on environmental security. Goodman, drawing on her experience with the Defense Department, answered questions on resource scarcity, weaponizing resources and the maldistribution of limited resources.
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A dangerous climate
Wilson Center environmental change and security expert to speak on Norwich’s campus
Climate change exacerbates military challenges and multiplies threats, former Deputy Defense Undersecretary Sherri Goodman has said, enough that the U.S. Defense Department is integrating these risks into strategies and plans.
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Norwich University hosts speaker on climate and national security
NORTHFIELD, Vt. – Norwich University will present “Climate and Security in an Era of Great Power Competition and Global Disruption,” a talk by Sherri Goodman, senior fellow at the Wilson Center’s Environmental Change and Security Program and Polar Institute, at noon Friday, Oct. 11 in the Mack Hall auditorium. Goodman is credited with educating a generation of U.S. military and government officials about the nexus between climate change and national security, using her famous coinage, “threat multiplier,” to fundamentally reshape the… Read More
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