Events
Japan, the United States, and the Future of World Order Inaugural Workshop
Watch distinguished scholars and policymakers from Japan and the US as they explore how the evolving nature of world order will affect the relationship between the two countries in the years and decades to come.
Michèle Flournoy Speaks at Kissinger Seminar on Grand Strategy
Michèle Flournoy joined The Kissinger Center and the America in the World Consortium for a virtual session with Professor Brands and Gavin’s Kissinger Seminar on Grand Strategy
Philip Zelikow Presents: The US, China, and Taiwan: A Strategy to Prevent War
Philip Zelikow hosted a Carnegie Squares seminar on his latest Council on Foreign Relations report outlining the best way forward on US-China dynamics concerning Taiwan
Fareed Zakaria speaks with Johns Hopkins Undergraduates and SAIS Students
Fareed Zakaria spoke with students in the undergraduate and graduate levels of the Kissinger Seminar on Grand Strategy on his new book, "Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World," and geopolitics more broadly
IPSCON Hosts Panel on Publishing in Policy and Academia
Daniel Kurtz-Phelan, Editor of Foreign Affairs, Doyle Hodges, Executive Editor of the Texas National Security Review, Elizabeth Saunders, Editor at Monkey Cage and Bruce Jentleson, Editor of the Bridging the Gap Series with Oxford University Press spoke on the publication process
Does the China Model Work? Technology, Commerce, and Geopolitics
Doug Silverman, Adri Guha, and Akhil Johri joined Professor Hal Brands and the Kissinger Center for a discussion, “Does the China Model Work? Technology, Commerce, and Geopolitics.”
The Future of US-China Relations with Sheena Greitens and Zack Cooper
Dr. Sheena Greitens and Dr. Zack Cooper joined Kissinger Center for discussion on howBiden Administration's future US-China policy
Nuclear Safety, Maintenance and Readiness: Perspectives from Junior and Mid-career Military Officials
The Kissinger Center's NSRI program co-hosted a panel on nuclear safety with CSIS' Project on Nuclear Issues for undergraduates studying nuclear scholarship and international relations
Kissinger Center Hosts Amb. Wendy Sherman for a Talk on Political Transitions
Amb. Wendy Sherman hosted a seminar on political transitions for PhD students in the Kissinger Center's IPSCON program
Sheltering in Place: American Foreign Policy in Crisis
Eli Lake joined Johns Hopkins SAIS and undergraduate students for a conversation on the new direction of US Foreign Policy and how the US can be active in the world while addressing major challenges at home.