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The Drell Lecture is an annual public event sponsored by Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC), addressing a current and critical national or international security issue that has important scientific or technical dimensions. This year’s lecture, delivered by former chief security officer at Facebook/ @HooverInst Visiting Fellow Alex Stamos, and featured discussion, moderated by former Senior Director for Cybersecurity Policy at the White House in both the Obama and Trump Administrations/ @HooverInst Research Fellow Andrew Grotto, contributed perspective on the difficult balancing act societies around the world are facing dealing with the security and safety impacts of new technology. “We have some serious problems we have to work on, but we also have to focus on the fact that the internet is one of the most powerful tools for human freedom and democratization ever created. That is a feature we can still have if we are very careful in asking for it.” Video available at the link in bio. #HooverInstitution #Stanford @Stanford @FSI_Stanford (📷: Josh Edelson) In the wake of the alleged state-sponsored disappearance and killing of Saudi journalist and @washingtonpost contributor Jamal Khashoggi, the Hoover Institution and the Project on Middle East Democracy hosted discussion @HooverInstitution Distinguished Military Fellow Gary Roughead presiding over this week’s North American Forum meeting on current continental affairs in Ottawa. The North American Forum, a community of Canadian, Mexican and American thought leaders whose purpose is to advance a shared vision of North America and to contribute to improved relations among the three neighbors, comes together annually to explore the interactions among the mutually reinforcing goals of security, prosperity and enhanced quality of life. The purpose of the NAF is to create the political and conceptual basis for increased cooperation among countries and across sectors, identifying actions that governments and private actors can take to help build societal resilience so that the three countries can avoid shocks when possible—be they natural or man-made—and withstand and rebound from shocks when necessary. Prior to his work at the Hoover Institution, Admiral Roughead served as the twenty-ninth chief of U.S. naval operations after holding six operational commands and is one of only two officers in the navy’s history to have commanded both the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇲🇽 #HooverInstitution #Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC The #Vietnam War occurred in a period of dramatic political, social, and cultural upheaval. The harrowing images that emerged from this era have shaped public opinion, have left indelible imprints on the American psyche, and continue to rivet viewers today. The Hoover Library & Archives’ new exhibition, “We Shot the War: Overseas Weekly in Vietnam,” explores the interrelationships between art, journalism, and politics, featuring photographs submitted to the Overseas Weekly’s Pacific edition–a military tabloid at once beloved by troops and reviled by the Pentagon for its controversial content. The exhibition is open now and runs through December 8 at the Hoover Institution Library and Archives on the @Stanford campus. #HooverInstitution #Stanford #VietnamWar #history (📷: @patrickbeaudouin) This week's meeting of the Hoover Institution's Working Group on the Role of Military History in Contemporary Conflict, chaired by Victor Davis Hanson. From its origins as a library and archive, the Hoover Institution has evolved into one of the foremost research centers in the world for policy formation and pragmatic analysis. It is with this tradition in mind, that the David Holloway, Stephen Kotkin, Kori Schake, Michael McFaul and Maria Smekalova sharing their perspectives on the topic of “Russia in an Emerging World” in a discussion at Hoover on the @Stanford campus. The discussion was the first of a new series from former secretary of state and Hoover Institution Distinguished Visiting Fellow George P. Shultz's project “Governance in an Emerging New World,” which explores the challenges and opportunities for our democracy, our economy, and our security posed by emerging technologies and societal changes. Video available at the link in bio. #HooverInstitution #Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC A collection of photos from today's policy roundtable discussion in Stanford, CA. A number of Hoover Institution scholars and others contributed perspectives on issues related to cybersecurity in discussions with visiting members of the media. #HooverInstitution #Stanford @Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC #HooverOTB William F. Buckley Jr. was one of television's most remarkable personalities. With profound depth and civility he and his guests on Firing Line illuminated the ideas and movements that defined the twentieth century. The Hoover Library & Archives has made many of the fifteen hundred Firing Line episodes available online via Youtube, including those featuring Hoover Institution fellows Dr. #ThomasSowell, #MiltonFriedman, F. A. Hayek, and others (link in bio). 📽 #HooverInstitution #Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC Ben Franklin Circles is a project that aims to bring people together to improve ourselves and the world around us through intergenerational discussion groups. Now a Encore Prize Semi-Finalist, vote to help support its work at the link in our bio. The National Security Affairs Fellows (NSAF) Program, which began in 1969, offers representatives of the US military and government agencies the opportunity to conduct independent research on topics relevant to their respective branches of government and to the practice of diplomacy. NSAFs play an essential role at Hoover and across the Stanford community, inspiring the next generation to public service and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students. This past week, mentee Brian Metzger toured Ramstein Air Base in Germany with NSAF mentor Jason Terry, learning about US National Security issues in Europe and Africa, and tactical airlift and the airborne insertion of US forces into hostile territory. Additionally, he attended a staff meeting to better understand issues under consideration by Commanders. For more information on the program, visit the link in our bio. #HooverInstitution @Stanford #Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC

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