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International Security & Foreign Policy Program is sponsored by Smith Richardson Foundation Inc.. This program assists the U.S. policy community in developing effective national security strategies and foreign policies. It supports projects addressing great power competition, disruptive technologies, and regional security issues in Europe, East Asia, and the Middle East, specifically looking at challenges from adversaries like China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
Geographic focus: Global
Focus areas: International Security, Foreign Policy, National Security, Geopolitics, Military Policy
Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt:
International Security & Foreign Policy - SRF Our Mission and History From the beginning, America, the new world…has offered to humble families, native born or immigrant, the Opportunity to gain a fortune. Leadership An overview of the Smith Richardson Foundation’s Officers, Governors, and Trustees. Staff A list of the program staff who work in the Foundation’s Westport office. International Security & Foreign Policy The objective of the International Security and Foreign Policy Program is to assist the U.S. policy community in developing effective national security strategies and foreign policies. The Foundation is committed to supporting projects that help the policy community face the fundamental challenge of ensuring the security of the United States, protecting and promoting American interests and values abroad, and enhancing international order. The International Security and Foreign Policy Program seeks to address traditional security challenges, such as great power competition, and new challenges, such as those posed by disruptive technologies. The Foundation continues to support work on critical security issues in Europe, East Asia, and the Middle East. As part of this effort, the Foundation seeks to explore the challenges of responding to the emerging alignment of adversaries – China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea – that threatens the United States and its allies and partners. In this context, the Foundation seeks to support new thinking on how to reshape U.S. political, military, and economic instruments of power to cope with current and future challenges. The Foundation also provides funding to foster the next generation of scholars and analysts. It does so through two annual fellowship competitions: The Strategy and Policy Fellows Program and The World Politics and Statecraft Fellowship Program . Strategy & Policy Fellows Program World Politics & Statecraft Fellowship International Security & Foreign Policy
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International Security & Foreign Policy - SRF Our Mission and History From the beginning, America, the new world…has offered to humble families, native born or immigrant, the Opportunity to gain a fortune. Leadership An overview of the Smith Richardson Foundation’s Officers, Governors, and Trustees. Staff A list of the program staff who work in the Foundation’s Westport office.
International Security & Foreign Policy The objective of the International Security and Foreign Policy Program is to assist the U. S. policy community in developing effective national security strategies and foreign policies.
The Foundation is committed to supporting projects that help the policy community face the fundamental challenge of ensuring the security of the United States, protecting and promoting American interests and values abroad, and enhancing international order.
The International Security and Foreign Policy Program seeks to address traditional security challenges, such as great power competition, and new challenges, such as those posed by disruptive technologies. The Foundation continues to support work on critical security issues in Europe, East Asia, and the Middle East.
As part of this effort, the Foundation seeks to explore the challenges of responding to the emerging alignment of adversaries – China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea – that threatens the United States and its allies and partners. In this context, the Foundation seeks to support new thinking on how to reshape U. S.
political, military, and economic instruments of power to cope with current and future challenges. The Foundation also provides funding to foster the next generation of scholars and analysts. It does so through two annual fellowship competitions: The Strategy and Policy Fellows Program and The World Politics and Statecraft Fellowship Program .
Strategy & Policy Fellows Program World Politics & Statecraft Fellowship International Security & Foreign Policy
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and properly accredited academic institutions or think tanks. Applicants must submit a concept paper as the first step. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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View Foundation ProfileApplication snapshot: target deadline rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows; published funding information Not specified; eligibility guidance U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and properly accredited academic institutions or think tanks. Applicants must submit a concept paper as the first step.
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