Faculty traveled to Brussels to hold “Europe, its Neighbors, its Friends: 2019 Stocktaking and Expectations Event

Alumni and experts from Belgium, Croatia, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and the U.S. participated in this seminar.

Professor Dr. Ralf Roloff, the Marshall Center’s deputy dean for resident programs, talked about global security threats and challenges.

Many world leaders have voiced that there is now a need to build a common understanding of new dynamics and develop comprehensive strategies.

Each working group had 10 minutes to present three or four policy recommendations in their issue areas.

This seminar examined the global challenges along Europe’s Southern Flank and proposed new strategies.

The conference was broken down into four sessions that examined the economics of a globalized world.

Marshall Center professors said resilience is about how nations and societies resist collapse under the impact of different threats.