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Inaugural issue of center magazine available online

10-25-01GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany – Energy security, water management and more highlight the premiere issue of a new magazine from the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, which also has its own social media sites.

“We’re excited about the opportunity to facilitate dialogue with our stakeholders as well as the broad audience the magazine will reach,” said Air Force Maj. Steve Taylor, interim managing editor. “Being able to discuss such important topics as those in the magazine in near real time is what makes social media such a powerful entity and is a real benefit to all of us.”

Conversations about topics in the magazine, the Marshall Center and more will highlight the both sites. Users will have access to per Concordiam staffers and other Marshall Center staff via the social networking locations.

The inaugural issue of the magazine, per Concordiam, is available here in English.  For the Russian version, change the language settings on this Web site (top right corner drop-down) to Russian. In addition to the print and PDF version, magazine staffers will also maintain a Twitter account, located at:  http://www.twitter.com/per_concordiam For information and guidelines about submitting articles to the paper, click here.

In addition, the center has created a Facebook “fan” page for the magazine, located at this address: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Per-Concordiam-Magazine/309655784857

 

Field study carries GCMC course to Israel

Lt Gen Orit Adato

Retired Israeli army Lt. Gen. Orit Adato
addresses the Program on Terrorism
and Security Studies March 7. Ms. Adato
talked about prison culture and how
radical behavior can develop within that
system.

Photo: Jason Tudor

By Jason Tudor
GCMC Public Affairs


(Editor’s Note: Mr. Tudor is traveling with the Program on Terrorism and Security Studies field studies trip March 5-11 in Israel. Students and many lecturers cannot be identified due to the nature of their professions. Mr. Tudor is also blogging the experience on the GCMC blog.)

TEL AVIV, Israel – Counter-terrorism, a discussion of prison culture and first-hand experiences in battle led off the first day of lecture’s for the Program on Terrorism and Security Studies field studies trip to Israel March 7.

Better than 80 students from the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies heard better than nine hours of lectures from a range of experts including former Israeli army commanders, intelligence officers and members of government. The lectures are part of a week-long visit. They have already visited Jerusalem and Latrun.

Dr. Jay Le Beau, the trip leader and an instructor at the Marshall Center, said everything has gone according to plan and the remainder of the week will only be better.

“Our folks have done an exemplary job ensuring all 80 students have what they need, and the support we’ve received from our friends here has been nothing short of fantastic,” he said. “Given the subject matter, these security and counter-terrorism professionals are receiving a fantastic opportunity to broaden their skills.”

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