A View from the Ground: Reflections on Ukraine and NATO 2023 Summit

Dr. McInnis’ research areas include the intersection of gender and national security; global security strategy; defense policy; and transatlantic security. Before rejoining the Center, Dr. McInnis served as a specialist in international security at the Congressional Research Service (CRS), where she served as a senior expert to Congress on strategic issues including defense policy, military operations, civilian-military relations, irregular warfare, and global strategy.  Prior to CRS, she worked as a research consultant at Chatham House in London, writing on NATO and transatlantic security matters.

Dr. McInnis is the author of two books: How and Why States Defect from Contemporary Military Coalition (Palgrave Macmillan, 2019) and the novel The Heart of War: Misadventures in the Pentagon (Post Hill Press, 2018).

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