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February
Director Brian Fonseca Discusses 2016 Primaries on WSVN 7
Director Brian Fonseca discussed the 2016 Election Primaries on WSVN 7 on Saturday, February 20th.
JGI Student Spotlight: Dayra Carvajal
Dayra Carvajal received the prestigious Boren Scholarship for study abroad in Morocco.
IC-CAE High School Simulation Exercise
On February 3rd 2016 the Gordon Institute for Public Policy, in association with the Department of Social Sciences, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, hosted 130 students from 14 south Florida high schools as part of the Program in National Security Studies’ High School Outreach.
Global Energy Outlook to 2040
The Gordon Institute’s Energy Security and Sustainability Forum hosted Global Energy Outlook to 2040 on February 3rd, 2016. Ken Golden from ExxonMobile discussed trends impacting the future of energy markets.
Toward a Modern Security Policy in the Western Hemisphere
By Brian Fonseca & G. Alexander Crowther
The United States and Colombia: From Security Partners to Global Partners in Peace
The article, written by Dan Restrepo, JGI's Director Brian Fonseca, Research Scientist Jonathan Rosen, and LACC's Director Frank O. Mora, published by the Center for American Progress, examines Colombia’s journey from near state failure to the brink of historic peace with assistance from the United States and the prospects for a stronger U.S.-Colombia partnership.
March
The Gordon Institute successfully holds its First Annual Hemispheric Security Conference
JGI has a great showing at its first Hemispheric Security Conference.
Gordon Institute Director Publishes New Article on Mexico
JGI Director, Brian Fonseca publishes a new article on institutions inn Mexico.
JGI Policy Analyst Randy Pestana Discusses Florida Primaries on CBS
Gordon Institute Policy Analyst Randy Pestana Discusses Florida Primaries on CBS on Tuesday, March 15 2016.
Brand New Book Published Under JGI's Name
A new book is published under the Gordon Institute's name.
Security and the Middle East: A Great Success
On February 29th, 2016 the Gordon Institute hosted a panel discussion on countering violent extremism, and the future of US-Iran relations.
April
JGI Congratulates Hector Cadavid on Yet Another Accomplishment
Hector Cadavid graduates from FIU's LEAP program
Gordon Institute Students Make Headlines for Their Trip to D.C.
FIUNews publishes an article on the Gordon Institute's students' rendezvous with professionals in the intelligence sector.
May
JGI's Latino Public Opinion Forum on LatinoUSA.org
Read the Gordon Institute's Latino Public Opinion Forum results as published on LatinoUSA.org
Gordon Institute Intelligence Fellowship Has Launched!
Applications for this new competitive program are open until June 17th.
New Article by Dr. Jonathan Rosen
Read today the new artcile by Gordon Institute's Dr. Jonathan Rosen, titled "La Guerra contra las Drogas y la Cooperación internacional: el caso de Colombia" (The Drug War and International Cooperation: the Case of Colombia).
Ambassador Susan Rice Delivers a Commencement Speech at FIU
Ms. Rice stresses the importance of diversity in national security field.
June
Dr. Jonathan Rosen's Newest Publication To Be Released in July
Dr. Jonathan Rosen will be publishing a new book next month on organized crime in Mexico.
Christian Ilarraza Colon receives the Boren Scholarship
Christian Ilarraza Colon receives the Boren Scholarship
July
Marten Brienen Educates on Natural Gas in Bolivia in New Article
Get insight on natural gas politics in Bolivia with Dr. Brienen's new article.
Clinton 80%, Trump 13%: Results from our latest #NewLatinoVoice poll in partnership with Adsmovil
The polls have proven once again that Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton continues to gain trust from the Latino community. According to this week’s findings, if the presidential elections were held today 80.1% of Latinos would vote in favor of the former Secretary of State.
October
Dr. Jonathan Rosen Has Released A New Book on the U.S.-Cuba Relations!
This book examines the in's and out's of the history of U.S.-Cuba relations.
November
Dr. Brian Latell releases new eBook titled "History Will Absolve Me: Fidel Castro: Life and Legacy"
Dr. Latell paints a complex and nuanced portrait of the man he came to know better than any other intelligence target—revealing the mind and motivations of one of the most mercurial, passionate, and dominating leaders of the twentieth century: Fidel Castro.
Brian Fonseca quoted in USA Today article on the death of Fidel Castro
JGI Director Brian Fonseca quoted in USA Today article on the death of Fidel Castro.
December
Securing and Growing the Digital Economy
Join JGI Director Brian Fonseca as he hosts a discussion on the newly released report on Securing and Growing the Digital Economy by the Presidential Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity. The event will be held at FIU's Brickell Campus, Room FDBS226 on Thursday, December 15, 2016 from 5-7PM.
Roundtable Discussion: Impact of Castro's Death on the Cuba-American Community in Miami
Join the Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs on Thursday, December 8 from 10AM-12PM in GC 150, for the third roundtable discussion on Cuba in the Post-Fidel, Pre-Trump Era. This session will focus on how Castro's death will impact Miami's Cuban-American community, including effects on intergenerational relations, immigration, and the Cuban Adjustment Act.
Roundtable Discussion: International Impacts of Castro's Death
Join the Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs for the second of three roundtable discussions on Cuba in the Post-Fidel, Pre-Trump Era. Event will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2016 from 10:00AM-12:00PM in GC 150.
Dr. Brian Latell's newest Politico piece on Raul Castro
JGI Senior Research Associate Dr. Brian Latell's latest Politico article examines the future of Cuba under Raul Castro following the death of Fidel Castro.
