Nadia Schadlow
Main author of the 2017 US National Security Strategy; deputy security adviser in 2018.
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Roles
Council on Foreign Relations (member of the council)
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- Nadia Schadlow is an American national security scholar.
- She joined the National Security Council staff under H.
- R.
- McMaster in March 2017 and was the primary author of the 2017 National Security Strategy.
- She became deputy national security adviser for strategy in January 2018 and resigned that April, after John Bolton replaced McMaster.
- She then joined the Hudson Institute as a senior fellow, and wrote War and the Art of Governance.
Key facts
- Born
- About 1965; grew up in Bedford Hills, New York1
- Education
- BA in government and Soviet studies, Cornell University; MA and PhD, Johns Hopkins SAIS, supervised by Eliot A. Cohen1
- Early career
- Civil servant in the Office of the Secretary of Defense working on the Soviet Union and Ukraine; Defense Policy Board from September 2006 to June 2009; senior program officer at the Smith Richardson Foundation1
- National Security Council
- Staff from March 2017; primary author of the 2017 National Security Strategy; deputy national security adviser for strategy from January to 27 April 20181
- After the NSC
- Senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and co-chair of its Hamilton Commission; board of the National Endowment for Democracy; member of the Council on Foreign Relations1
- Book
- War and the Art of Governance: Consolidating Combat Success Into Political Victory1
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