At The Boundary

Text the ATB Team! We'd love to hear from you! In this episode of At the Boundary, we listen to the opening remarks from a panel discussion that took place at the first GNSI Tampa Summit. This panel discussion was part of the Great Power Competition Conference, the nation's leading, ongoing conference dedicated to studying the Great Power Competition between the USA, Russia, China and other players around the globe.You can see the entire panel discussion on our YouTube channel.This episode features the opening remarks from the panel: China’s Shaping of International Norms and Regional Security Environment. • Matthew McInnis, Senior Fellow, Institute for the Study of War• Peter Mattis, Director of Intelligence, Special Competitive Studies Project• Emily de la Bruyere, Senior Fellow, Foundation for Defending Democractices• Dean Cheng, Senior Advisor, China Program, United States Institute of Peace• Daniel Tobin, Associate (Non-Resident) Freeman Chair, CSISWe hope you enjoy today's episode.At the Boundary from the Global and National Security Institute at the University of South Florida, features global and national security issues we’ve found to be insightful, intriguing, fascinating, maybe controversial, but overall just worth talking about.A "boundary" is a place, either literal or figurative, where two forces exist in close proximity to each other. Sometimes that boundary is in a state of harmony. More often than not, that boundary has a bit of chaos baked in. The Global and National Security Institute will live on the boundary of security policy and technology and that's where this podcast will focus. The mission of GNSI is to provide actionable solutions to 21st-century security challenges for decision-makers at the local, state, national and global levels. We hope you enjoy At the Boundary.Look for our other publications and products on our website publications page.

Text the ATB Team! We'd love to hear from you! In Episode 2 of "At the Boundary," we’re featuring keynote remarks from Dr. Stefanie Tompkins, Director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).She spoke at GNSI Tampa Summit 2, September 27-28:  The Future and Ethics of Uncrewed and Autonomous Warfare held on the Tampa campus of the University of South Florida. As the  Director of DARPA, Tompkins is responsible for the $4 billion agency's mission of finding nascent discoveries and ideas and turning them into breakthrough technologies for national security through funding and research.  Tompkins talks about the history of DARPA, why it was started (short answer: the Sputnik Satellite from the USSR) and how the agency's work has ultimately resulted in not only game-changing military capabilities such as precision weapons and stealth technology but also icons of modern civilian society such as the Internet, automated voice recognition and language translation, and GPS. She also discusses a relatively new initiative - DARPAConnect - the agency is using to broaden DARPA’S reach and stimulate growth and collaboration with small businesses and education institutions new to the national security space.With a focus on underrepresented, diverse, and nontraditional performers, DARPAConnect aims to break down barriers of entry to find the next groundbreaking solutions.We hope you enjoy today's episode. ----------------------------------------------At the Boundary from the Global and National Security Institute at the University of South Florida, features global and national security issues we’ve found to be insightful, intriguing, fascinating, maybe controversial, but overall just worth talking about.A "boundary" is a place, either literal or figurative, where two forces exist in close proximity to each other. Sometimes that boundary is in a state of harmony. More often than not, that boundary has a bit of chaos baked in. The Global and National Security Institute will live on the boundary of security policy and technology and that's where this podcast will focus. The mission of GNSI is to provide actionable solutions to 21st-century security challenges for decision-makers at the local, state, national and global levels. We hope you enjoy At the Boundary.Look for our other publications and products on our website publications page.

Text the ATB Team! We'd love to hear from you! Today, in the kickoff episode of At the Boundary, we’re featuring keynote remarks from General McKenzie at the first GNSI Policy Dialogues, with the theme Hunger as a Weapon. As the Executive Director of GNSI, retired Marine Corps General Frank McKenzie has made it a priority for our team to expand the national security conversation beyond the issues that have commonly been associated with it, and include those non-traditional challenges that are too frequently being overlooked. We'll also introduce you to the Global and National Security Institute, the relatively new institute at the University of South Florida, designed to place USF and the state of Florida at the front of the global and national security conversation. We hope you enjoy today's episode. At the Boundary from the Global and National Security Institute at the University of South Florida, features global and national security issues we’ve found to be insightful, intriguing, fascinating, maybe controversial, but overall just worth talking about.A "boundary" is a place, either literal or figurative, where two forces exist in close proximity to each other. Sometimes that boundary is in a state of harmony. More often than not, that boundary has a bit of chaos baked in. The Global and National Security Institute will live on the boundary of security policy and technology and that's where this podcast will focus. The mission of GNSI is to provide actionable solutions to 21st-century security challenges for decision-makers at the local, state, national and global levels. We hope you enjoy At the Boundary.Look for our other publications and products on our website publications page.