NWC Talks: Great Navies Need Great Minds
A production of the U.S. Naval War College, in Newport, Rhode Island, this video series presents discussions by our world-class faculty on important and relevant matters in today's national security environment. Speakers seek to answer important questions with engaging stories.
About the NWC Talks Series
As the Navy’s “Home of Thought,” the 135-year-old U.S. Naval War College educates and develops leaders from the U.S. military and defense agencies, in addition to providing research and scholarship on a number of leadership, strategy and national security topics. The views presented by the faculty do not reflect official positions of the Naval War College, the Department of the Navy or the Department of Defense.
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The "NWC Talks" series spotlights and shares the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
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U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
Associate professor Lindsay Cohn discusses the importance and effect of civil-military relations in society. Cohn’s research and publications focus on military organizations, civil-military relations, international law of war, and foreign policy/public opinion.
Professor James Kraska discusses China's use of legal claims to challenge freedom of navigation in the waters around Asia. Kraska is chairman of the Naval War College's Stockton Center for International Law.
Assistant professor Naunihal Singh discusses the surge of Chinese investment in African nations and what it means for the geopolitics of Africa.
Associate professor Mike Petersen discusses Russia’s great power competition with the United States.
Professor Brent Hardt discusses the mechanics and importance of the liberal international order. Hardt is a career senior foreign service officer and was the U.S. ambassador to Guyana from 2011 to 2014.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present the video series “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
Associate professor Hayat Alvi describes the origins of U.S. interests in the Middle East and discusses continuing issues for the nation's military policy in the region.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present a video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to present the video series “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose scholarship covers the globe in breadth and reach.
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach
U.S. Naval War College is proud to debut a new video series called “NWC Talks.” Our intent is to spotlight and share the expertise of our world-class faculty, whose research and scholarship cover the globe in breadth and reach
