People
Our team
The Future Security Initiative has two faculty co-directors, Peter Bergen and Daniel Rothenberg, a team of 22 faculty as well as over 25 current and former funded fellows, and an expanding group of research fellows. We work with over 150 affiliated faculty from multiple programs and units at ASU including scholars of political science, history, religious studies, law, engineering, public policy, sustainability, philosophy, international development, security studies, regional studies, and other fields. Additionally, we work with dozens of experts based at New America including journalists, researchers, former government officials, former members of the U.S. military, and specialists in international human rights and global humanitarian assistance.
Peter L. Bergen, Center Co-Director, in Kabul, Afghanistan.
LaDawn Haglund and Rimjhim Aggarwal researching social and economic rights in a Delhi settlement.
David Kilcullen, ASU Future of War Fellow working on counterinsurgency issues at the Tarapaca airstrip, Colombia.
Peter Singer, Strategist and Senior Fellow at New America discusses his book Ghost Fleet at the US Navy Current Strategy Forum.
Daniel Rothenberg training local NGO workers on human rights documentation and analysis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Brad Allenby, Center Affiliated Faculty speaking on civilizational conflict, Chautauqua Institute.
Anne-Marie Slaughter, New America President and CEO.
Douglas Ollivant, ASU Future of War Fellow advising Iraqi security forces on border between Karbala and Anbar provinces.
Yasmin Saikia, Hardt-Nickachos Chair in Peace Studies and Center Affiliated Faculty speaking in Baghdad at a conference sponsored by the Iraqi Ministry of Culture.
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Affiliated faculty
The Center works with over 150 affiliated faculty from multiple programs and units at ASU including scholars of political science, history, religious studies, law, engineering, public policy, sustainability, philosophy, international development, security studies, regional studies, and other fields. Affiliated faculty participate in a variety of ways, including designing and managing research projects, presenting at events and conferences, and otherwise contributing to debate, discussion, and the intellectual life of our Center.
New America team
The Center works with several dozen experts based at New America including journalists, researchers, former government officials, former members of the U.S. military, and specialists in international human rights and global humanitarian assistance. Team members mentor ASU students, participate in events, draft reports and article and otherwise support Center activities.