Nov 8, 2018 | Speaker Series
Giving consideration to the terrorist threat from the Maghreb to the Philippines, Costa drew particular attention to the demise of the physical caliphate – the complexities of the fight in the milieu that is Syria – and what the threat might look like in the future. He also discussed his views on the greatest causes for concern going forward including the significant threat and vulnerabilities to civil aviation and mass transit.
Oct 4, 2018 | Speaker Series
Watch the full discussion to hear Carafano and Preble’s answers to the question of whether or not the United States military-industrial complex and our huge expenditure on the armed forces make us a safer, freer, more prosperous society.
Sep 14, 2018 | Speaker Series
According to Dr. Tanter, “Expansion and acceleration of protests in Iran constitute a crisis for the regime and an opportunity to leverage people’s resentment against the Tehran government. It is critical to find a way to accelerate regime change by Iranians.”
Aug 10, 2018 | Speaker Series
Energy experts included Alex Beehler, Research Professor, George Washington University’s Environmental and Energy Management Institute and Dr. Arnie Dupuy, energy expert with Booz Allen Hamilton, Contract Support to The Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, Operational Energy, Current Operations.
Jul 30, 2018 | Speaker Series
Daniel Morgan Graduate School (DMGS) was pleased to host Ms. Westby on July 26, 2018 as she discussed the most noteworthy cyber attacks involving nation state activity and described the current international legal framework as it applies to the cyber domain.
Jun 13, 2018 | Geopolitics of Energy & Natural Resources, Speaker Series
On 30th May 2018, Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security (DMGS) was pleased to host a special panel on the Geopolitics of Energy. Topics discussed in the first part of the panel included President Trump, NATO and natural gas. The second part of the panel focused on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Iran and oil.
