Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy

We're back! The GS program will kick off its fall slate of events Monday, Sept. 8, with a conversation on U.S. foreign policy with former national security advisors @RebeccaLisner and @PhilGordonDC. Learn more and register: jacksonyale.enterprise.localist.com/event/us-forei…

Charles Bégué Fawell, Postdoctoral Fellow in Maritime and Naval Affairs, was selected as this year’s Sherman Emerging Scholar through a national competition hosted by @UNCWilmington. He will present a lecture in October that engages with this year's theme, Oceans and Waterways.

Congratulations to former GS student and recent @Yale grad Georgette Uwera Nyiraneza who received the Edwin H. Sherman Prize for Undergraduate Scholarship in Force and Diplomacy, for her paper “Abolition, Development, and the Sub-Saharan African Spring.” liberalarts.temple.edu/research/labs-…

Congratulations to visiting research scholar Natalie Shibley, who has won the Society for History in the Federal Government Prize for her article, "Policing Venereal Disease at Fort Huachuca, 1941-1945." @SMH_Historians More: shfg.wildapricot.org/page-18404

We had a great time running a simulation with the students from the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy at Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs (@JacksonYale)! Learn more about CFR Education simulations: on.cfr.org/4lStPAX

Maritime and Naval Affairs postdoc Charles Bégué Fawell won the 2025 article prize from the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes for "Effervescent Seas: Racialized Labor and Mobile Militancy on the Steamship Highways of the French Indo-Pacific." Read the paper: read.dukeupress.edu/french-histori…

On Monday, April 21, the Grand Strategy program will host a conversation with Christine Fox, former acting Deputy Secretary of Defense, on technological innovation and defense modernization in a changing world, moderated by @kmocon. More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

The American Council of Learned Societies has named postdoc Nataliia Laas as one of its 2025 ACLS Fellows, a prestigious recognition of excellence in humanities and social sciences research. Learn more: acls.org/news/american-…

Tomorrow, April 16, the Grand Strategy program will continue its spring Book Series with Marc-William Palen, who will discuss his new book, "Pax Economica: Left-Wing Visions of a Free Trade World." More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

Tomorrow, April 15, we continue our spring colloquium series with political scientist Anatoly Levshin of @BelferCenter. Co-sponsored by @YaleMacmillan. More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

I had a wonderful time speaking about all things food, empire, culture, and taste at this wonderful event organized by @GSYale @JacksonYale!

Our Colloquium series continues Tuesday, April 8, with Charles Fawell, @Yale postdoc in maritime and naval affairs, on state-backed shipping corporations supporting European imperialism in the Indo-Pacific in the 19th and 20th centuries. More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

The first day of the Recipes for Resilience conference wraps up with a keynote by David Beasley, former executive director of @WFP, in conversation with our own @RoryStewartUK. Learn more about the conference: jackson.yale.edu/food-security-…

The Recipes for Resilience conference is ready to begin! Learn more about the two-day event exploring the critical issues shaping global food systems: jackson.yale.edu/food-security-… @Yale @JacksonYale

On Monday, April 7, the Grand Strategy program will host a conversation on U.S.-China competition and Indo-Pacific security with political scientist @RushDoshi of @CFR_org and @georgetownsfs. More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

Our Colloquium series enters its final month with a presentation from postdoc @MattieCWebb on Tuesday, April 1. She will present “Economic Sanctions Revisited: The Case of South Africa.” More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

Our semester-long Book Series continues Thursday, March 27, with @Penn political scientist Fiona Cunningham. She will discuss her new book, "Under the Nuclear Shadow: China’s Information-Age Weapons in International Security." More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

On April 1-2, the Grand Strategy program will host a two-day conference, Recipes in Resilience, which will bring together scholars, practitioners, and leaders to explore the critical issues shaping global food systems. Learn more: jackson.yale.edu/food-security-…

Returning from spring break, our Colloquium series continues Tuesday, March 25, with a presentation from postdoc @DanielChardell, “Let my People Go—Where? Soviet Jewish Emigration and the End of the Cold War in the Middle East.” More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

On Monday, March 24, the Grand Strategy program will host a roundtable discussion on U.S. foreign policy, featuring experts @AKendallTaylor, @elyratner, and Celeste Wallander. More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…