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German Marshall Fund/Young Strategists

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 German Marshall Fund/Young Strategists
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FormationMarch 2012
FounderGerman Marshall Fund
InterestsJapan,Indo-Pacific region,China/Encirclement
MembershipToshiaki Abe,Masahiko Ando,Isshi Asa,Makiko Asami,Aleja Barcelon,Christopher Bassler,Mark Bell,Benedetta Berti,Emily Bilbao,Ida Bagus Made Bimantara,Prodyut Bora,Rupakjyoti Borah,Erik Brattberg,Kathrin Brockmann,Alton Buland,Rajeev Chaturvedy,Albert Cho,Wei Chou,Fiona Cunningham,Santo Darmosumarto,Anna di Mattia,Matteo Dian,Ryan Evans,Nathan Finney,Ulrike Franke,Nicholas Frazier,Aoi Fujita,Andrea Gilli,Andrew Goodhart,Sheena Greitens,Kelly Grieco,Maya Hamada,Jeremie Hammedi,Ryosuke Hanada,David Hermann,Ryo Hinata-Yamaguchi,Taisuke Hirose,Sadamitsu Horiguchi,Michael Horowitz,Eugene Huang,Beniamino Irdi Nirenstein,Koichi Ishii,Björn Jerdén,Yusuke Kamio,Mara Karlin,Shinya Kawada,Frederic Kerrebroeck,Joshua Kertzer,Jooeun Kim,Megumi Kito-Chigira
The CIA/deep state German Marshall Fund cultivating a cadre of emerging foreign policy leaders, with focus on East Asia

The Young Strategists Forum is a deep state recruitment network by the German Marshall Fund, seeking to develop and cultivate "a new generation of strategic thinkers for an age of constrained resources and mounting international challenges".[1]

Own words

Since its creation, the Young Strategists Forum has cultivated a vibrant network of emerging foreign policy leaders. 

The Young Strategists Forum seeks to develop a new generation of "strategic thinkers", chosen from academics, journalists, policy makers, politicians, business professionals, and military officers. Held in Tokyo since 2012, GMF has built a vibrant program centered on the theme of the US-Japan alliance and security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region. [1]

Young Strategists Alumni

The alumni network is as of 2022[2].


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