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Project
Leading Thinkers, FDD's Annual Workshop on Ideas, Issues and Policies, brings together the top minds from different vantage points to tackle the most pressing security issues of our day. The forum is focused on identifying pragmatic policy solutions. Experts from academia, government, civil society, policy institutions, industry and the media gather for three days in an isolated setting. Leading Thinkers connects stakeholders in an environment that promotes consideration of others' views and encourages networking among key players. former and current officials from Congress, the CIA, National Security Council, and Departments of Defense, Justice, Energy, State and Transportation as well as current and former U.S. and foreign ambassadors. The workshop operates under the Chatham House Rule, which allows participants to use the information discussed at the workshop but maintains the confidentiality of the speaker.
Annual Events
Leading Thinkers 2009: The AfPak Theater: Militant Islam, Stability and Security Leading Thinkers 2008: Oil Dependence, National Security & Fuel Choice Leading Thinkers 2007: Confronting the Iranian Threat
Local Events In 2008, the Leading Thinkers brand was expanded to include a series of expert briefings and policy discussions in Washington, DC. Recent workshops include: Homegrown Terrorism in the U.S. and U.K. Thursday, March 5, 2009
The Madison Hotel, Washington DC Thursday, December 4, 2008
The Mayflower Hotel, Washington DC
The Pakistan Peoples Party's Counter-Terrorism Strategy
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Orde Kittrie is professor of law at Arizona State University (ASU). Prior to joining the ASU law faculty in 2004, Professor Kittrie served for eleven years at the United States Department of State. His current research interests include the nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction, Middle East law and law reform, homeland security law, and international negotiations... more