The fall edition of the Simons Center’s InterAgency Journal offers interagency practitioners and others a variety of topics to explore. – How can we maximize collaboration between federal organizations? How do you change organizational behaviors and culture? Where do our national security interests and the responsibility to protect vulnerable populations… Read More

From theories of international relations, to incorporating cultural considerations into training and education efforts with internationals, to a look at the ethics of espionage and covert action, the Summer 2016 edition of the Simons Center’s InterAgency Journal offers a variety of topics for interagency practitioners and others. Is the U.S.… Read More

The Spring 2016 edition of the InterAgency Journal features six articles spanning topics from the national security “pivot to Asia” to interagency operations in “megacities.” Eleven news items make up this edition’s “Worth Noting.” This edition also features a message from the new Editor-in-Chief Rod Cox. Also notable is that… Read More

The Army is looking for qualified majors and lieutenant colonels to participate in the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College’s (CGSC) Interagency Fellowship Program. The program, a career broadening, educational opportunity for field grade officers, was launched in 2008. The fellowship program now boasts 28 interagency partners, including the… Read More

The Fall 2015 edition of the InterAgency Journal features eight articles spanning topics from the changing role of the State Department to considerations for religious issues in military stability operations. Ten news items make up this edition’s “Worth Noting” and CGSC’s own Dr. David A. Anderson wraps it all up… Read More