The character of conflict is evolving as emerging technologies, global interconnectedness, and competition below the threshold of conventional war provides state and non-state actors with new ways to pursue strategic
IW-120: The Future of Conflict, Irregular Warfare, and Homeland Defense More
The Arctic Security course examines how the characteristics of Great Power Competition inform a renewed framework for a U.S. security strategy in the Arctic region. Building upon current U.S. security
Transportation security has been at the center of the homeland security enterprise since the 9/11 attacks demonstrated how transportation infrastructure could be turned into weapons to strike the homeland. In
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In 2008, an anonymous developer publishing under the name Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin and the blockchain—not merely a new payment technology, but a direct challenge to the state’s monopoly on
Irregular Warfare (IW) challenges frequently span national boundaries and require coordinated strategies among U.S. government agencies as well as allied and partner nations. Toward this end, IW-301 is built to educate
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Irregular Warfare 105: Effective Writing for Government Professionals is a short, online course covers the fundamentals of writing and is intended for all government professionals, partners and allies. Course topics
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