Organization: National Security Affairs (NSA)
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The mission of the Department of National Security Affairs (NSA) is to deliver advanced education and research to promote the security of the United States and its allies, and enhance the effectiveness of the U.S. Navy. NSA brings an outstanding faculty of political scientists, historians, and economists together with students from all branches of the U.S. military, defense-related civilian agencies, and international officers in an engaging learning environment designed to deepen knowledge of regional and security affairs, while fostering critical thinking, intellectual independence, and a global perspective.
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Publication NSA Department Welcomes COL Uwe Hartmann(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2017-10-29) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security AffairsThe NSA Department extends a warm welcome to its newest faculty member and alumnus, Colonel Uwe Hartmann, phD from Germany. prior to coming to back to the Naval postgraduate School, COL Hartmann as the branch head of principles Military Doctrine and Command and Control of Land Forces at Army Command in Strausberg, Germany and more recently a course member at the NATO Defense College in Rome, Italy. In 2001, he received his Master’s Degree in National Security Affairs (an NSA program) from NpS. COL Hartmann’s teaching interests include NATO, the European Union, strategic thinking and leadership. He has published extensively over the years and has served as the co-editor of Yearbook on the Leadership philosophy of the German Armed Forces (Jahrbuch Innere Fuehrung).Publication NSA's Dr. Chris Matei Explores Chilean Intelligence after Pinochet(Monterey, California : Naval Postgraduate School, 2017-02-15) Grant, Catherine L.; National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)NSA’s Dr. Cris Matei, along with coauthor Dr. Andrés de Castro García, has recently had an article published in International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligencePublication New Article on Iran by NSA Professor Afshon Ostovar(Monterey, California : Naval Postgraduate School, 2019-06-18) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)A June 19 issue of Foreign Policy features Professor Ostovar’s newest article, “The Islamic Republic of Recklessness.” Read MorePublication Drug Cartels as Start-ups? Interview with Dr. Rodrigo Nieto Gomez(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2016-09-09) Grant, Catherine L.; National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)An interview NSA’s Dr. Rodrigo Nieto Gomez did with the Monterey Weekly led to a featured interview with Vice Magazine.Publication NSA Department Appoints a New Chair: Professor Clay Moltz(Monterey, California : Naval Postgraduate School, 2018-09) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)Professor Clay Moltz will assume the duties of the Chair of the Department of National Security Affairs effective 24 September 2018Publication Graduating NSA Student, MAJ William Swenson, Is Medal of Honor Recipient(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2017-12-18) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security AffairsNSA student graduate, MAJ William D. Swenson (US Army), is a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor, which is the highest and most prestigious military decoration awarded for exceptional valor. MAJ Swenson made it a point that he did not want this news out while he was attending NpS, so the department waited until his graduation ceremony to recognize him for earning such a distinction as a captain. Click here for more information.Publication Unified Iran: NSA Dr. Ostovar on Iran’s Strategic Decision Making(Monterey, California : Naval Postgraduate School, 2019-12-02) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)An article, titled “Iran, Unity of the State,” by NSA Professor Ashon Ostovar appeared in the 18 October 2019 edition of Foreign Affairs.Publication NSA Student Article in MC Gazette Calls for Technology in Moderation(Monterey, California : Naval Postgraduate School, 2019-11-05) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)Former NSA student, Captain YiCheng Garrard, has written an article titled “Technology: Revolutionary in Moderation, Fatal in Excess,” published in the October 2019 version of the Marine Corps Gazette. Read MorePublication NSA Professor Afshon Ostovar Awarded Book Prize from Washington Institute(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2017-12-01) National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security AffairsThe NSA department if proud to report that professor Afshon Ostovar, a new hire and resident expert on Iran, has been recognized with a distinguished book award. His book, Vanguard of the Imam: politics, Religion, and Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, has received the Bronze Medal in the Washington Institute’s 2017 Book prize competition. The judges hailed the book as “the first comprehensive history of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in English.” They went on to say, professor Ostovar “masterfully marshals information from a wide variety of sources, including Iranian publications. He traces how the IRGC evolved from a rag-tag militia established in the midst of revolutionary upheaval into a formidable military.” Congratulations to professor Ostovar on this professional feat and for elevating NpS’s academic standing with his meritorious scholarship.Publication New Publications on Unconventional Threats by NSA’s Scott Jasper(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2016-11-04) Grant, Catherine L.; National Security Affairs (NSA); School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS); National Security Affairs (NSA)Professor Scott Jasper has recently had two articles published, one on cyber threats and the other on ISIS.