Staff
National security experts such as Harry Summers, Sherifa Zuhur, Jeffrey Record, Phil Williams, Sheila Jager, Robert (Robin) Dorff, Douglas MacDonald, Thomas-Durrell Young, Andrew Scobell, Cori Dauber, Dallas Owens, and Stephen Biddle have been faculty members or associated with SSI in the past. Strategic thinkers such as Michael Howard, Colin Gray, Daniel Byman, Thomas Marks, Dennis Ippolito, Amit Gupta, Leonid I. Polyakov, Williamson Murray, John White, John Deutch and Eliot Cohen have written SSI studies. The current director of SSI is Douglas Lovelace. Colonel Louis Jordan is Deputy Director. Antulio Echevarria is Director of Research. James Pierce is Director of Publications. Colonel Michael Weaver is Director of Academic Engagement and Lieutenant Colonel John Colwell Deputy Director. SSI's analytical staff includes Stephen Blank, Steven Metz, Don Snider, Andrew Terrill, Trey Braun, David Lai, John Deni, Colonel Michael Hinds, Max Manwaring, and Leonard Wong. Robert Bunker holds a visiting position. In addition to their work for SSI, the Institute's staff analysts are well known experts in their fields with multiple publications, congressional testimony, and many media interviews.
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