The Surprising Strategic Consequences of the 1812 War
In the fifth annual Ginsburg-Satell Lecture on American Character and Identity, FPRI’s Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Walter McDougall will discuss...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The Surprising Strategic Consequences of the 1812 War
A nation must think before it acts.
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Russia’s War in Ukraine: Nukes, Negotiations, and Neutrality
As Russia’s offensive recalibrates towards Ukraine’s eastern regions and the war enters its new phase, the stakes continue to...
Intelligence in Flux: From the Cold War to the Present
David P. Hunt, a former senior officer of the Central Intelligence Agency, will discuss intelligence work as a profession...
Chinese Presence in Africa: A U.S. Perspective
China has become a major multidimensional presence on the African continent with multiple objectives, primarily in the economic, multilateral,...
Samuel J. Savitz Memorial Lecture on Cultural Diplomacy
Please note: This event will take place both in-person, at the Museum of the American Revolution, and virtually, via...
Serbia’s Authoritarian Trajectory Under Russian Influence
In his recent FPRI report, Richard Kraemer argues that the Republic of Serbia has become a stalwart Russian and...
Russia’s War in Ukraine: Implications for China
Russia’s war in Ukraine has implications well beyond the region. Among the most significant is likely to be the...
The Implications of Chinese Economic Engagement in Africa
FPRI’s Africa Program Templeton Fellows Carla D. Jones, Mengge Li, and Hermann A. Ndofor will discuss their recently released...
What the West Needs to Know About Russia’s War in Ukraine
After nearly a month of bloodshed in Ukraine, a ceasefire agreement with Russia remains an elusive goal. This week...
America Second: How America’s Elites Are Making China Stronger
In his new book, America Second, Isaac Stone Fish traces the evolution of the Chinese Communist Party’s influence network in...