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Joseph Alexander Rein retweeted
Today, roughly the same amount of basic research is done in industry as in academia. It’s time our doctoral training reflected that.
@NSF is launching a first-of-its-kind 4-year PhD program at more than 30 universities. Students will spend a year+ embedded with industry partners doing research that informs their dissertation.
Builders shape worlds. When they embed predictive systems, price risk, and engineer long-term growth for government and its people, they architect a society in which every citizen can thrive and pass progressive knowledge to the next generation.
Science, technology and international relations sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Charles Weiss,
Science, technology and international relations,
Technology in Society,
Volume 27, Issue 3,
2005,
Pages 295-313,
ISSN 0160-791X,
doi.org/10.1016/j.techsoc.20….
(sciencedirect.com/science/ar…)
Abstract: Science, technology and international affairs affect one another. The impacts of science and technology on international affairs, especially those of information and communication technologies, are particularly pervasive. The mutual influences of science, technology and international affairs are so important and pervasive that the field should be recognized as an independent sub-discipline. Its present status as a relatively esoteric topic, to be entrusted to specialists and kept more or less isolated from the main body of international relations, is a dangerous anachronism. These impacts may be classified as operating through one of four main mechanisms: (1) changing the architecture of the international system: its structure, its key organizing concepts, and the relations among its actors; (2) changing the processes by which the international system operates, including diplomacy, war, administration, policy formation, commerce, trade, finance, communications, and the gathering of intelligence; (3) creating new issue areas, new constraints and trade-offs in the operational environment of foreign policy, a term which includes not only political constraints on international action, but also constraints imposed by the laws of natural and social science; and (4) providing a source of changed perceptions, of information and transparency for the operation of the international system, and of new concepts and ideas for international relations theory.
Keywords: International affairs; Typology; Technological innovation; International science and technology policy; Globalization; Sovereignty; Co-evolution; Security; International; Impact of technology; Information technology; International system; International processes
Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 37th and O Streets, NW, Washington, DC 20057, USA
Joseph Alexander Rein retweeted
The wait is over—the official agenda for tomorrow's #DiscoverySummit is LIVE! 🚨
From the #GenesisMission to the infrastructure scaling the AI revolution, see how we are mapping the future of American innovation.
View the full schedule & secure a last-minute spot below.
I'm attending the #AIExpoDC, hosted by @scsp.ai, to learn more about the future of innovation in AI and emerging technology. Join me May 7-9 in Washington, D.C. invt.io/1txbzy9a64m
Australian Statecraft Podcast - Professor Doug on.soundcloud.com/SCj1GnBKvd…
In this week's episode Ntina Tzouvala and Douglas Guilfoyle discuss Douglas' article "Litigation as Statecraft: Small States and the Law of the Sea" and the wider project on legal statecraft it forms a part of. That, and board games! Recommendations:
Douglas Guilfoyle, Litigation as Statecraft: Small States and the Law of the Sea academic.oup.com/bybil/advan……/brad009/7186911;
Small States, Legal Argument, and International Disputes (NUS CIL symposium), cil.nus.edu.sg/blog/symposia……ational-disputes/;
Isaac B. Kardon, China’s Law of the Sea, yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780……law-of-the-sea/;
Congyan Cai, The Rise of China and International Law, global.oup.com/academic/prod……law-9780190073602; and
Jill Goldenzeil, Lawfare between Russia and Ukraine, cornelllawreview.org/wp-cont……ay-final.pdf.
Music: Sam Barsh, Oils of Au Lait
Joseph Alexander Rein retweeted
On behalf of the United States, we are grateful to Pres. Abinader for his friendship and his willingness to host the Summit of Americas. We fully support the decision to postpone the summit and will continue to work together with the Dominican Republic, and other countries in the region, to plan a productive event in 2026 that will be focused on strengthening partnerships and enhancing security for our citizens.
After a second masters, you’d wonder if a PHD is manageable #phd #simulation #wargaming
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Peter Schwartz: Art of the Long View
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Planning for the Future in an Uncertain World
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Joseph Alexander Rein retweeted
3/ Global trade unleashed potential for every country.
Because of the global trade, US could outsource low value manufacturing from poorer countries and focused on high value services.
If people in the US aren't assembling iPhones for $1/hour, this is because of free trade.
Tariffs threaten to change this.
Joseph Alexander Rein retweeted
The bitter irony of America’s present predicament is that the very people who cheer for permanent arms shipments to Ukraine also supported the de-industrialization of America.
The very things you want us to send are things we don’t make enough of.
18F’s Original Mission: Modernizing Government Tech @USGSA
The General Services Administration headquarters in Washington, D.C. 18F is housed within GSA’s Technology Transformation Service. 18F was launched in 2014 as a team of designers, engineers, and digital experts dedicated to improving federal technology and online services . Its purpose was to bring Silicon Valley-style agility into government, helping agencies modernize outdated systems, build user-friendly websites, and enhance data accessibility. In short, 18F aimed to make government websites and services work better for the public by using modern tools and human-centered design. This mission was non-partisan and service-oriented – it was about updating legacy infrastructure and improving how citizens interact with government online, not pushing any political agenda.