-
The China Nightmare: The Grand Ambitions of a Decaying StateJanuary 28th 12:15 pm CSTDan Blumenthal
-
The North Korea Forecast for 2021: A Former National Intelligence Officer’s ViewFebruary 02nd 12:15 pm CSTMarkus Garlauskus
-
Henry Kissinger and American Power: A Political BiographyFebruary 03rd 12:15 pm CSTThomas Schwartz
-
The Last Shah: America, Iran, and the Fall of the Pahlavi DynastyFebruary 11th 12:15 pm CSTRay Takeyh
-
Why Russia Lost the Cold WarMarch 04th 12:15 pm CSTSarah C. M. Paine
Subscribe
To receive the Center's newsletters and emails about upcoming events, subscribe here.
Social Media
-
Peter Feaver and Jim Golby publish "The Myth of ‘War Weary’ Americans" in the Wall Street JournalPeter Feaver, Jim Golby
-
-
Reflections on a Lifetime in IntelligenceJohn Brennan, William McRaven
-
A Study in Power: The Life of James A. Baker IIIPeter Baker, Susan Glasser, William Inboden, Robert Chesney
-
UT Board of Regents Unanimously Names the Late Bill Powers as President EmeritusUT Board of Regents
-
Undergraduate Fellow Nicholas Romanow publishes "How to Wage an Ideological War with China" in The BulwarkNicholas Romanow
-
Sheena Greitens and the Bush Center discuss "Strategy and Security with China" for the latest issue of The CatalystSheena Greitens
William P. Clements, Jr.
1917-2011
Bill Clements served under Presidents Nixon and Fordas Deputy Secretary of Defense. Clements left a distinguished legacy of service to his state and nation.
Featured Programs
Graduate
See AllFeatured Resources
Texas National Security Review: Quarterly academic journal; partnership between War on the Rocks and the University of Texas
Horns of a Dilemma: Podcast series brought to you by the Texas National Security Review, featuring leaders and thinkers from the University of Texas and visitors who stop in to share their wisdom
Internship and Fellowship Database: List of organizations with national security policy-related student internships in the US and around the world
Clements Papers Archive: Searchable database of archival documents related to American foreign and defense policy in the 1970s
Churchill Archive: Collection of nearly 800,000 documents amassed by Winston S. Churchill throughout his life
