Mark R. Kennedy
Strategic Competition
Grand Strategy
Research Focus
Deterring aggression - defining a grand strategy that orchestrates the ways and means necessary, applying all instruments of national power, to achieve the end of deterring aggression in the Western Pacific. Whether or not the US engages, whether it wins or loses, an outbreak of aggression against Taiwan or elsewhere would have long standing very negative consequences for the US. The cost of deterrence, however expensive, is less expensive than any other outcome.
Events and Publications
Wahba Institute for Strategic Competition
US STRATEGIC INTEREST IN DETERRING AGGRESSION AGAINST TAIWAN IS PARAMOUNT
WILSON CENTER BLOG POST - SEPTEMBER 22, 2023
Photo - meeting with Taiwans' first DPP President Chen Shui-bian in 2005.
INTERVIEW: AMERICAN IN THE WORLD
CU CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS - APRIL 5, 2021
Interviewing Bob Zoellick on his new book.