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Jack Thompson to speak at the JASON Institute | U.S. Grand Strategy: looking at the bigger picture

June 9, 2022

How will the events in Ukraine change U.S. Grand Strategy? Will the U.S. continue to play global policeman? Will the U.S. cover for European defence or will we have to step up soon?

On the 15th of June, HCSS senior strategic analyst Jack Thompson will speak at a Jason Institute event addressing the underpinnings of U.S. foreign policy, critically reflecting on past, present and future Grand Strategies. Other speakers include Dr. Lukas Milevski, lecturer on Grand Strategy at Leiden University.

Are you interested in knowing more about how the U.S. manages its foreign policy? Then make sure to register here

Event details

Date:15th of June 2022

Time: 19:00 to 20:00

Location: FGGA Leiden University building, Wijnhaven room 3.46, Turfmarkt 99, 2511 DP, The Hague.

For more information visit the JASON Institute website

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