
Monica Toft
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Professor of International Politics, Director of the Center for Strategic Studies, US Army Vet, Concerned Citizen, Mother, Wife, and Sister
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Opinion | What's happened in Afghanistan since the U.S. withdrawal demands a reckoning msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-… via MSNBC From The Fletcher School Center for Strategic Studies (CSS) #AfghanistanAssumptionsProject Fellow!

What role does the U.S. State Department play in national security? Academic Dean Monica Toft and Deputy Secretary touched on this question at WorldBoston’s annual event at Boston Public Library


Meet us tomorrow evening (Tuesday 7/30) at Cornerstone at 7pm to discuss Dying by the Sword, by Monica Toft and Dr. Sidita Kushi ! Jonathan Powell will lead the festivities…


Dying by the Sword: Militarization of US Foreign Policy – #bookreviews The US continues to rely on direct #Military aggression, covert & special operations & economic statecraft to support or overthrow foreign regimes Monica Toft moderndiplomacy.eu/2024/07/30/dyi… via Modern Diplomacy

NEW Symposium from RS! What impact will the Ukrainian incursion into Russian territory of Kursk have on the war? Experts Stephen Walt John Mearsheimer Monica Toft Lyle Goldstein Mark Episkopos, PhD & more: responsiblestatecraft.org/ukraine-kursk-…



.Michael A. Cohen (NOT TRUMP’S FORMER FIXER), Christopher Preble, and Monica Toft discuss what happened in Afghanistan in 2001—and argue that the George W. Bush administration’s actions planted the seeds for the Taliban insurgency that emerged two decades later. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

If Washington had sought reconciliation or compromise with Afghanistan’s former leaders after the fall of the Taliban in 2001, it could have prevented the insurgency that unfolded two decades later, argue Michael A. Cohen (NOT TRUMP’S FORMER FIXER), Christopher Preble, and Monica Toft. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

Fletcher experts respond to #Ukraine's dramatic incursion into Russian territory. Academic Dean Monica Toft joins scholars at Responsible Statecraft to assess how the invasion will affect the war's trajectory. responsiblestatecraft.org/ukraine-kursk-…

.Michael A. Cohen (NOT TRUMP’S FORMER FIXER), Christopher Preble, and Monica Toft discuss what happened in Afghanistan in 2001—and argue that the George W. Bush administration’s actions planted the seeds for the Taliban insurgency that emerged two decades later. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…


Here's the latest paper from the Afghanistan Assumptions Project: Failure to Deliver—sites.tufts.edu/css/files/2024… Michael A. Cohen (NOT TRUMP’S FORMER FIXER) Christopher Preble Center for Strategic Studies (CSS) The Fletcher School Tufts University

Columnist Kenan Malik quotes Academic Dean Monica Toft in an opinion piece for The Guardian about the current state of the liberal international order. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

TOMORROW 2/20 10AM! All star panel "What would a achieving a durable peace in Ukraine look like?" w/ Michael Kimmage Monica Toft Thomas Graham Council on Foreign Relations & George Beebe Quincy Institute LINK: quincyinst.org/events/achievi…

We're continuing to take evidence for our inquiry into UK-US relations. Tomorrow we'll hear from Anton La Guardia, Edward Luce and Gerard Baker + Profs Monica Toft and Don Abelson. 🕥Watch live 19 Mar from 10.30am: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/2a…


Academic Dean Monica Toft on modern spheres of influence: "We do seem to be in a liminal moment right now, where you have leaders that are talking about expansive aims." Listen to her interview with Carol Massar of Bloomberg Bloomberg Podcasts starting at (8:30).

Academic Dean Monica Toft on the relationship between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump: "If President Trump decided he could align U.S. interests more closely with China... he has both the prerogative and the opportunity to do that." The Straits Times

“The re-emergence of spheres of influence signals that the nature of the global order is being tested,” writes Monica Toft. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…