Harlan Ullman
Senior Adviser, Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security
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January 26, 2015Brent Scowcroft Center Senior Adviser Harlan Ullman writes for DefenseNews on challenges Ash Carter will face as Secretary of Defense:
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January 14, 2015Brent Scowcroft Center Senior Adviser Harlan Ullman writes for UPI on the aftermath of the attacks in Paris on the newspaper Charlie Hebdo:
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January 09, 2015Brent Scowcroft Center Senior Adviser Harlan Ullman writes for the Huffington Post on the repercussions of the recently released movie "The Interview":
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January 04, 2015Brent Scowcroft Center Senior Adviser Harlan Ullman writes for UPI on why winning a war should top the United States' list of resolutions in 2015:
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December 30, 2014Brent Scowcroft Center Senior Adviser Harlan Ullman writes for War on the Rocks on why the current level of defense spending cannot and will not sustain current force levels:
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Full Bio
Harlan Ullman is a senior adviser at the Atlantic Council and a member of its Strategic Advisors Group.He is also a distinguished senior fellow at the National Defense University and chairman of the Killowen Group, which advises leaders in business and government; is chairman or vice chairman of a number of private companies and advisory boards; and a director of the Wall Street Fund, one of the nation's first mutual funds.
A former naval person with 150 combat operations and missions in Vietnam in patrol boats and later commands, he is on the advisory boards for the Supreme Allied Commander Europe and serves as an advisor for the Pentagon's Business Transformation Agency.
Ullman is a regular columnist for UPI and the author of numerous policy books. His major interests are global security and coping with nontraditional threats.
