The Halifax International Security Forum invites subject experts with significant practical experience to volunteer their time throughout the summer months to discuss and debate ideas to be addressed head-on at Halifax in November. The guidance provided by the Agenda Working Group ensures that Halifax International Security Forum plays its part in shaping the coming year’s global security agenda.
Halifax International Security Forum is proud that the agenda presented to its participants each year is acutely relevant and reflects conversations that are happening in capitals around the world. In the cases where these issues are not yet top-of-mind for decision makers, Halifax International Security Forum is pleased to create those conversations that will gain attention and inspire international action.
Michael Auslin, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, and Columnist, Wall Street Journal
Alyssa Ayres, Senior Fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia, Council on Foreign Relations
Ian Brodie, Associate Director, Centre for Military, Strategic and Security Studies, University of Calgary
Rosa Brooks, Senior Fellow, New America Foundation and Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center
Leslie Campbell, Senior Associate and Regional Director for Middle East and North Africa Programs, National Democratic Institute
John K. Glenn, Policy Director, U.S. Global Leadership Coalition
Camille Grand, Director, Foundation for Strategic Research
Jerrold Green, President and Chief Executive Officer, Pacific Council on International Policy
Joseph Hall, Vice President, Halifax International Security Forum
Heather Hurlburt, Director, New Models of Policy Advocacy Project, New America
Rachel Kleinfeld, Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
David J. Kramer, Senior Director for Human Rights and Democracy, The McCain Institute for International Leadership
Francois Lafond, President, Blue Networks and Opportunities
Jacqueline O’Neill, Director, The Institute for Inclusive Security
C. Dixon Osburn, Executive Director, Center for Justice & Accountability
Luis Rubio, Chairman, Center of Research for Development
Christopher Sabatini, Executive Director, Global Americans and Lecturer of International Affairs and Public Policy, Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs
Paul Salem, Vice President for Policy and Research, Middle East Institute
Randy Scheunemann, President, Orion Strategies
Robin Shepherd, Senior Advisor, Halifax International Security Forum
Janice Gross Stein, Belzberg Professor of Conflict Management and Founding Director, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto
Jonathan Tepperman, Managing Editor, Foreign Affairs
Peter Van Praagh, President, Halifax International Security Forum
Kurt Volker, Executive Director, The McCain Institute for International Leadership
W. Bruce Weinrod, Senior Counsel, Global Impact
How shortwave radio is being used throughout #China to broadcast original reporting independent of the #GOC’s narrative on events such as the #HongKong protests and #Uyghur crisis - @DefTechPat for @DefenseOne ow.ly/Shml50vq6KV
2 weeks ago#PrivateSecurity companies are now “regular fixtures” in conflicts worldwide, but how do they operate? Are they effective? @prof_powell, @jelambert_, and @C_Faulkner_UCF call for deeper understanding of the multi-billion dollar industry. @TheAfricaReport ow.ly/8VNO50vq6Hw
2 weeks agoIn #Mexico, murders of journalists are more so a symptom of pervasive #corruption in government than cartel violence. As Anabel Hernández argues in @DeutscheWelle, increasing attacks on journalists, in Mexico and abroad, should be of international concern ow.ly/YhAj50voNAv
2 weeks ago