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Publications | 10/03/25

New Hudson Institute Publication by AWM Scholar Jake Bebber

 This Hudson Institute policy memo by AWM Scholar Jake Bebber proposes a military training program that begins in recruit training and continues as part of regular professional military education based on information inoculation theory, a critical-thinking strategy analogous to medical immunization.
Publications | 06/23/25

Artificial Intelligence, the Complexity Trap, and National Security

 This essay by Carl O. Pabo, Ph.D., introduces an agent-based model designed to help us foresee some of the critical changes likely to occur in an age of AI.
News Releases | 06/09/25

Sam Bresnick and Cole McFaul Named as Andrew W. Marshall Fellows

 The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation (AWMF) welcomes Sam Bresnick and Cole McFaul as the 2025-2027 Andrew W. Marshall (AWM) Fellows, hosted in residence at the Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) at Georgetown University.
News Releases | 06/03/25

Message From Executive Director Melissa Flagg

JAFFREY, NH – I am genuinely excited to join The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation as Executive Director. I am particularly excited to announce our cornerstone […]

News Releases | 05/19/25

AWMF Appoints Melissa Flagg as Executive Director

 The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation (AWMF) has appointed Melissa Flagg, Ph.D., as its Executive Director. Melissa’s distinguished career as a leader and strategic thinker in her roles in research, government, and non-profit organizations, and as an AWMF advisor make her uniquely qualified for this position.
News Releases | 02/24/25

Travis Zahnow Named Aspen Strategy Group Rising Leader

 The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation (AWMF) is pleased to announce that Travis Zahnow, a Grand Prize Winner of the 2022 Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prize, has been named by the Aspen Institute as a member of the Aspen Strategy Group (ASG) Rising Leaders Program Class of 2025.
Publications | 02/10/25

New Publication: When Efficiency Harms the Mission

 This third essay in a series by Melissa Flagg, PhD, argues that focusing on mission over efficiency is essential for America’s national security.
Publications | 01/30/25

New Publication: The New Gap in America’s R&D Funding Landscape

 This second essay in a series written by Melissa Flagg, PhD, envisions a new role for the federal government in R&D funding.