The National Security Challenges Facing the Next President
Kori Schake September 20, 2016 Ginsburg Lecture Series The world is more complicated than ever, and the challenges facing the United States more numerous than ever: a revanchist Russia, a resurgent China, a reckless North Korea, a ruthless ISIS, and more. What lies ahead for the next president of the United States? How should the next Administration set priorities? How large a role can or should America play? To answer these questions, we are pleased to feature Kori Schake. Schake is a Research Fellow of the Hoover Institution, a member of the FPRI Board of Advisors, and a regular contributor to Foreign Policy. She has served as Deputy Director for Policy Planning in the State Department and Director for Defense Strategy and Requirements on the National Security Council.
