West Point Superintendent on Educating Cadets in Complex Global Environment

NATOSource

Featured Publications

Encouraging Public-Private Partnerships to Fight Financial Crime

Economic Policies in Egypt: Populism or Reform?

Water Insecurity: A Threat for Pakistan and India

Achieving International Cyber Stability

Georgia's Polarized Political Landscape on the Eve of Elections

Council News

J. Peter Pham: Dealing With Mali's Plunge Into Failed State Status (US News & World Report)

J. Peter Pham, director of the Michael S. Ansari Africa Center, published the op-ed "Dealing with Mali's Plunge into Failed State Status" for US News & World Report.

J. Peter Pham on Ghana’s Detention of Argentine Warship in The National Interest

J. Peter Pham, director of the Atlantic Council’s Michael S. Ansari Africa Center, published an essay on the significance of Ghana’s continued detention of an Argentine warship on behalf of the Latin American country’s creditors, “Ghana Takes on Argentina,” in The National Interest.

James Joyner on Nobel Prize in The National Interest

Atlantic Council managing editor James Joyner published "Why NATO Should Have Won the Nobel" in The National Interest.

Ross Wilson: NATO Needs to Take Action on Syria (US News & World Report)

Patriciu Eurasia Center Director Ross Wilson penned the opinon piece "NATO Needs to Take Action on Syria" for US News & World Report.

MORE NEWS

Home :: International Security

West Point Superintendent on Educating Cadets in Complex Global Environment

Sarwar Kashmeri | August 30, 2010

In the latest installment of the New Atlanticist Podcast Series Atlantic Council senior fellow Sarwar Kashmeri interviews LTG David Huntoon, recently-appointed Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, NY. Huntoon discusses how the Academy is adapting to a complex and rapidly-changing global environment, and the importance of instilling tomorrow's military leaders with a well-rounded education.