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published a piece by CCS Director Dr. Monica Duffy Toft on great power competition and challenges to the post-Cold War international order. https://t.co/bxBx9C1Dlb
CSS Director @monicaduffytoft is quoted in @kenanmalik's piece -- Despite the eulogies, the postwar order did little for peace – and fuelled the rise of populism
https://t.co/5vrIkWYWdW
The Center for Security Studies Director @monicaduffytoft's book Civil Wars: A Very Short Introduction is now available on @audible_com https://t.co/AAk8jAB7Qr
The Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum published a roundtable review of CSS Director @monicaduffytoft's and @SiditaKushi's book, Dying by the Sword: The Militarization of US Foreign Policy. Read the review here: https://t.co/HccYPhKj7q
Hard to believe 13 years have now passed since I delivered my initial research on 'The Perpetual War on Terror: America's Trials in the Modern World' on the campus of @UofNorthDakota that ultimately led to book number three, Clinton’s War on Terror.
Yesterday, @CSSFletcher and @Murrowcenter were proud to co-host an "Engaging Practitioners" event with Amb Herman Cohen, @CohenOnAfrica . We discussed his experience in Africa and he gave advice on diplomatic careers to @FletcherSchool students.
Special thanks to @GreeceMFA FM, H. E. George Gerapetritis, for a great visit and conversation this morning. @CSSFletcher Director @monicaduffytoft discussed his views on global governance and common challenges while bringing the world to The @FletcherSchool.
“During my term, I’m looking forward to strengthening our curriculum, our teaching, and showing the world that we are absolutely mighty.”
The Fletcher School spoke with newly appointed Academic Dean Monica Toft. Learn more: https://t.co/5tkNax7GWB
In the shadow of the anniversary of the US withdraw and growing concern about the Taliban regime, it is a good time to reflect on how the US turned a hunt for al Qaeda into a war against the Taliban. https://t.co/JPQpyjoQMH, @monicaduffytoft @capreble @speechboy71#afghanistan
@JohnF_Sullivan@Alex_Vuving@CSSFletcher AssDir Scott McDonald argues Sunzi councils appreciation of situational potential (勢), which enables understanding of the impact of terrain, forces, etc., so though battle may be joined, the expert may know the results in advance.https://t.co/QdrUMXk9Mn
Today is my first official day as faculty @FletcherSchool.
I am so grateful that this opportunity opened at the right time for my family & excited to join the #FletcherFamily at such a pivotal moment for #Korea#Asia#democracy. Someone approves!
“Looking for insight, I turned to classical Chinese philosophy and finally encountered concepts that helped illuminate the unique perspective of Sunzi’s Art of War.”
Scott McDonald CSS Assistant Director @scottdmcd, on how to read Art of War @TuftsNow
https://t.co/KgW8hrUDbe
"Paramilitary groups are a growing concern for policymakers and the media."
Read @FletcherSchool#FletcherProf@monicaduffytoft led research on Slovenskí Branci, one of the largest active paramilitary organizations in Central and Eastern Europe.
https://t.co/6mST3uVtX0