Managing Security for a New World

Global Future of Security

March 29, 2016

Managing Security for a New World

Chuck Hagel, former U.S. secretary of defense, continued Georgetown's semester-long conversation on global security with his lecture on "The Global Future of Security."

Secretary Hagel addressed challenges to global security and the appropriate role for U.S. intervention. A key excerpt from his lecture is posted below.

Georgetown faculty, students, and scholars around the world offer their responses to Secretary Hagel's remarks. All are welcome to join the conversation using the commenting feature.

Responses

Managing Security for a New World

Chuck Hagel | April 9, 2016

No Peace without Renewal of Global Governance

April 8, 2016

Relationships and Security: Meeting New Challenges and Solving Old Problems

Ashley Arostegui | April 8, 2016

Asymmetric Actors: Putting the Islamic State in Perspective

John Arterbury | April 8, 2016

Arguments for a New World Order and Global Security

Patrice Ndayisenga | April 8, 2016

About the Blog

Over the course of 2015 and 2016, the Global Futures Initiative invited the Georgetown University community to address four critical global issues: development, governance, security, and the environment.

During the spring 2016 semester this blog brought together Georgetown’s leading scholars in global security with faculty, students, and colleagues around the world for a conversation about security challenges facing humanity.

Georgetown is home to a number of security-related centers and programs in the Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown College, and the Georgetown University Law Center. Among these are the Center for Security Studies, M.A. Program in Conflict Resolution, Mortara Center for International Studies, and the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security.