Robert Hamilton will research and write a book examining how the United States can optimize its military assistance programs to deter aggression by revisionist powers or defeat such aggression if deterrence fails.
Rob Lee will research and write a book assessing the performance of Russia’s military during its invasion of Ukraine. He will develop and analyze an open-source intelligence database about the war in Ukraine and use the dataset to evaluate various explanations for the challenges Russia has faced on the battlefield.
Christopher Miller will research and write a book exploring how U.S. policymakers can most effectively engage in technology competition to preserve the advantages that undergird U.S. military and economic power. He will examine archival materials in the United States, Russia, and Germany and conduct interviews with Silicon Valley and Japanese industry leaders, current and former U.S. policy officials, and experts on the Chinese high-tech industry.
Rob Lee will research and write a book assessing the performance of Russia’s military during its invasion of Ukraine. He will develop and analyze an open-source intelligence database about the war in Ukraine and use those data to evaluate various explanations for the challenges Russia has faced on the battlefield.