24-25 March 2009, Kossiakoff Center, JHU/APL
Unrestricted Warfare Imperatives for Interagency Action
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Select a name from the alphabetical listing drop down menu to view a photo and biography of confirmed speakers for the 2009 URW Symposium.
URW 2009 Speakers
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Akst,
George
Bargar,
Anthony
Benedict,
John R.
Bottelier,
Pieter
Caldwell,
Andrew
Cameron,
J. Scott
Cooper,
Richard
Coulter,
Eric
Flynn,
Stephen
Gourley,
Robert
Hoffman,
Bruce
Jenkins,
Brian
Johnson, Jr.,
Harvey E.
Keaney,
Thomas A.
Klare,
Michael
Levitt,
Matthew
Locher, III,
James R.
Luman,
Ronald R.
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Namara, Jr.,
Thomas M.
Majidi,
Vahid
Masse,
Todd M.
McComas,
Lesa
McConnell,
Bernd "Bear"
Medalia,
Jonathan
Monaghan,
Karen
Nanos, Jr.,
G. Peter
Overholt,
William
Realuyo,
Celina B.
Rickards,
James
Salukvadze,
Khatuna
Smyth,
Edward (Ted) A.
van Tol,
Jan
Wolf,
Dan
Matthew Levitt
Washington Institute
Dr. Matthew Levitt is a Senior Fellow and Director of The Washington Institute's Stein Program on Terrorism, Intelligence, and Policy. He is also a Professorial Lecturer in International Relations and Strategic Studies at Johns Hopkins University's Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). From 2005 to early 2007, he served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. In that capacity, he served both as a senior official within the department's terrorism and financial intelligence branch and as Deputy Chief of the Office of Intelligence and Analysis, one of sixteen U.S. intelligence agencies coordinated under the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. During his tenure at Treasury, he played a central role in efforts to protect the U.S. financial system from abuse and to deny terrorists, weapons proliferators, and other rogue actors the ability to finance threats to U.S. national security.