"an incandescent spirit forging a new reality"
Recently, the World Economic Forum, a Geneva-based non-profit international institution dedicated to ‘improving the state of the world through public-private cooperation,’ conducted a survey as part of their yearly Outlook on the Global Agenda report. Among many diverse topics, they asked participants to consider the state of leadership in the world of 2015. The results were surprising to say… View Post
The evolution of the Middle East is a complicated story with many dimensions. The first time that the United States demonstrated a direct interest in the region was during the Truman Administration (1945-53). Since the mid 1940s the U.S. has had an ongoing strategic national security interest in maintaining stability and influence in the Middle East. At this point any… View Post
With political unrest spreading across the Middle East, the only thing certain is that things will not be the same. To help provide some insight into the situation, the Kokomo Perspective sat down with Michael Harris, chancellor at Indiana University Kokomo, professor of Public Policy, and a former major in intelligence with the Israeli Defense Forces. Harris discussed what’s… View Post