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Nunn Schools Students Visited NTI in Washington, DC

Nunn Schools Students Visited NTI in Washington, DC

On March 21, students visited NTI, a nonprofit, nonpartisan global security organization focused on reducing nuclear and biological threats. Guest speakers discussed NTI’s mission, ongoing projects, and followed up with Q&A....

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Roper Publishes Op-ed on

Roper Publishes Op-ed on "Ukraine Shows How Drones Are Changing Warfare"

Will Roper, distinguished professor of the practice in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, co-authored an op-ed in Time Magazine titled "Ukraine Shows How Drones Are Changing Warfare." In it, Roper and co-author Eric Schmidt argue that the war in Ukraine underscores the vital role of ground troops and the imperative for continuous innovation in software and drone technology....

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International Affairs Experts Discuss Kissinger’s Legacy

International Affairs Experts Discuss Kissinger’s Legacy

Henry Kissinger, a powerful former Secretary of State and advisor to 12 U.S. Presidents, was both a revered and an infamous diplomat. Georgia Tech experts from the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs share their observations on his complex legacy and impact on the discipline of international affairs....

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In the UN Dispatch,  Dr. Whitlark speaks on a podcast: China and the United States Hold their First Nuclear Security Talks in Years

In the UN Dispatch, Dr. Whitlark speaks on a podcast: China and the United States Hold their First Nuclear Security Talks in Years

“The first thing I want to say is that in a world of horrible news, and often horrible nuclear news, it’s quite a sea change to have even a tiny glimmer of some positive signs in the nuclear portfolio. And I would put even the little that we know so far about these recent discussions sort of in that category of potentially good news.”...

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How the Pandemic is Shaping U.S. Security Policy

How the Pandemic is Shaping U.S. Security Policy

In the wake of the pandemic, the U.S. is actively changing part of its national security enterprise. Dr. Margaret Kosal researched Department of Defense documents, among other sources, and noted that recent trends are moving the national response to infectious disease from public health into the domain of national security....