PLTCE is a key enabler of the Marshall Center’s mission, helping ensure that security professionals from around the world can effectively engage on issues.
Amidst a backdrop of unprecedented geopolitical shifts, the Marshall Center's Program on Applied Security Studies is at the halfway mark of its intensive nine-week course.
The award was created in 2023—on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Center—to recognize one alum who epitomizes the center's mission, vision, and values.
The workshop involved the participation of over 35 experts and academics from various backgrounds, including the Ministry of Defense, NATO, think tanks and foreign affairs
"Our alliances and partnerships are our most important strategic asset and an indispensable element contributing to international peace and stability in the European High North and broader Arctic region."
A distinguished panel of thought leaders, policy architects, security strategists and key stakeholders dissected the complex web of technological, ethical and geopolitical facets of cognitive warfare.
