JHU SAIS ‘24 | 2023 St. Gallen Symposium Leader of Tomorrow | Researcher | Communications Specialist
Sharing this article I recently published with the Journal of Public and International Affairs (JPIA)! ___ Contrary to the long-held logic that giving Guam a stronger, more autonomous voice will undermine U.S. strategic interests, failing to provide Guam with a stable pathway of interest advancement beyond Congress hinders its development and with it the federal government’s ability to achieve soft-power advantages and basic military readiness in the Indo-Pacific theater... Read now:
Hill Policy Advisor. M.A. Candidate @ Hopkins SAIS. International trade and security enthusiast. Ex SAIS China Studies Review. Formerly UW Poli Sci and CEP.
2moGreat read. As someone from the Northern Marianas, just north of Guam, the balancing act of adequate Congressional representation, developing a cohesive federal interagency plan for the territories (beyond the IGIA), and safeguarding security initiatives in the Indo-Pacific is a shared challenge. The idea behind H.R. 5001 is a good start, but more engagement is necessary.