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CSIS panel discussion on Korean Peninsula features Distinguished Senior Fellow Gen. Vincent Brooks
Vincent Brooks
Jun 17, 2020
Clements Center Distinguished Senior Fellow General Vincent Brooks provides piercing insight into US-ROK relations and the current situation on the Korean peninsula in this CSIS panel discussion.
Jim Golby and Peter Feaver publish "Military Prestige During a Political Crisis: Use It and You’ll Lose It"
Jim Golby , Peter Feaver
Jun 14, 2020
Senior Fellow Jim Golby and Academic Board Member Peter Feaver examine the effects and consequences of political leaders politicizing the military in War on the Rocks.
Senior Fellow Jim Golby Pens Article on Congress and the Military for The Hill
Jim Golby , Risa Brooks
Jun 14, 2020
Clements Center Senior Fellow Jim Golby and Risa Brooks release "Congress controls the military, too - Gen. Milley should testify."
Listen to new Horns of a Dilemma podcast "Bill Clements: A Most Formidable Man"
George Seay , Will Inboden
Jun 12, 2020
In this episode, we learn more about the Clements Center namesake, William P. Clements, Jr. Clements negotiated a deal with President Richard Nixon where he reported directly to the president, despite serving as either the Acting or Deputy Secretary of Defense under Presidents Nixon and Ford. He served two non-consecutive terms as the first Republican Governor of Texas since 1870, at a time when Texas politics was dominated by the Democratic Party. Through Clements’ own words in interviews and televised appearances, as well as through an interview between Dr. Will Inboden, the Executive Director of the Clements Center, and George Seay, the chairman of the Clements Center board — and Clements’ grandson — we learn more about Bill Clements and his legacy.
Distinguished Senior Fellow Gen. Robert Neller publishes open letter on nationwide protests
Gen. Robert Neller
Jun 04, 2020
General Robert Neller, our Distinguished Senior Fellow, has published an open letter on the American protests upon the death of George Floyd: "The time for being silent has passed," he wrote.
