Mark Kennedy
Strategic Competition
Rival powers seeking to conform global norms with their authoritarian regimes has spurred strategic competition. America should cooperate when interests align but must dedicate itself to winning the technology race, preserving its security edge and leading effective economic statecraft to secure its prosperity and peace.
Public Policy Fellow - The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
United States Air and Space Force Civic Leader
President Emeritus, University of Colorado
United States Congress (Minnesota) 2001 - 2007
Featured Media
Look north, North Dakota, and be UND Proud
Profile of Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, named after University of North Dakota alum.
Marine Corps Risks Moving Too Fast, but Also Too Slow
Just as English longbows at Agincourt overcame French armored knights, so too Ukraine’s shoulder-launched antitank missiles and drones are holding off Russia’s artillery. We must focus on the capabilities to deter China, not on preserving legacy systems and structures more suited to past conflicts.
Awarding Amb. Jon Huntsman Champion of Free Trade Award
As Founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Economic Club of Minnesota, I helped establish the Bill Frenzel Champion of Free Trade Award to promote the importance of expanded trade.
