The Aspen Strategy Group
Jun 25, 20202 min
Each week, we are pleased to share key insight and highlights from our Aspen Strategy Group members.
Nicholas Burns in Harvard Magazine: The Indispensable Power: On Restoring American Leadership through Diplomacy
Michele Flournoy in Foreign Affairs: How to Prevent a War in Asia
Joseph Nye in The Hill: Can We Recover our Soft Power?
Penny Pritzker chairs a report by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: U.S. Foreign Policy for the Middle Class
David Sanger in The New York Times: Two Years After Trump-Kim Meeting, Little to Show for Personal Diplomacy
James Steinberg in Foreign Affairs: The Vision Thing: Is Grand Strategy Dead?
Philip Zelikow in Foreign Affairs: The Rise of Strategic Corruption: How States Weaponize Graft
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Robert Gates Anja Manuel Nicholas Burns
Former Secretary of Defense Director Executive Director
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Speaker Moderator
Madeleine Albright Nicholas Burns
Former U.S. Secretary of State Executive Director
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