The Marshall Center's world-class photographers, event coordinators, and plenary operations team members keep the programs moving so participants and faculty can concentrate on the big ideas that shape security and defense.
The Program on Applied Security Studies convenes security professionals worldwide to examine today’s most pressing challenges, share expertise across regions, and build the trusted networks that strengthen cooperation long after the course concludes.
Irregular warfare is no longer a peripheral concern in the Arctic; it’s central to how competitors are shaping the region’s future. That was the focus of “Grey Zone Competition in the Arctic,” the latest Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies alumni event, held virtually Sept. 23. The session examined how hybrid tactics are undermining governance, testing resilience, and challenging U.S. influence in the Arctic.
The Marshall Center's world-class photographers, event coordinators, and plenary operations team members keep the programs moving so participants and faculty can concentrate on the big ideas that shape security and defense.
The Program on Applied Security Studies convenes security professionals worldwide to examine today’s most pressing challenges, share expertise across regions, and build the trusted networks that strengthen cooperation long after the course concludes.
