Hannah Arendt Center presents:
The Elusive Consensus: US National Security Strategy After the War on Terrorism
Presented by the Alexander Hamilton Society
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Reem-Kayden Center Room 102
6:00 pm
This event occurs on:
Tue. October 20, 6 pm
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Christopher Bright, a diplomatic historian and adjunct professorial lecturer at George Washington University. Dr.Bright will discuss the written National Security Strategy documents promulgated by the Trump 45, Biden, and Trump 47 administrations. Using his background in congressional oversight and Armed Services committees of the Federal government, he will assess similarities and differences and make some suggestions about what this bodes for US grand strategy in the coming years.
Co-sponsored by the Hannah Arendt Center.
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Christopher Bright, a diplomatic historian and adjunct professorial lecturer at George Washington University. Dr.Bright will discuss the written National Security Strategy documents promulgated by the Trump 45, Biden, and Trump 47 administrations. Using his background in congressional oversight and Armed Services committees of the Federal government, he will assess similarities and differences and make some suggestions about what this bodes for US grand strategy in the coming years.
Co-sponsored by the Hannah Arendt Center.