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Mathew J. Burrows

, Director, Analysis and Production Staff, National Intelligence Council

Mathew Burrows joined the CIA in 1986 after receiving a Ph.D. in European history from Cambridge University in England. He has served as a DI analyst covering Western Europe, including the development of European institutions such as the European Union. He was the holder in 1998-99 of the Intelligence Community Fellowship at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. He also was special assistant to the USUN Ambassador, Richard Holbrooke, 1999-2001. In 2001-2002, he was Deputy National Security Advisor to Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill. He is a member of the DI's Senior Analyst Service.

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Center for Security Studies

CSS Resources (blog)

March 4, 2018

by Mathew J. Burrows. We have known for many years that globalization is changing the meaning of power, but it has been difficult to define that shift, let alone quantify it. It is not just material capabilities—such as gross domestic product (GDP) or defense expenditures—that constitute a country's power.

Top Risks of 2018

Atlantic Council (blog)

January 4, 2018

... in the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security. You can follow him on Twitter @OJDaniels. 20171207 NA BANNER. New Atlanticist ÃâÃÂ· Original ÃâÃÂ· Foresight, Strategy, and Risks Initiative ÃâÃÂ· Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security ÃâÃÂ· Robert A. Manning ÃâÃÂ· Mathew J. Burrows ÃâÃÂ· Owen DanielsÃâÃÂ ...

Why My Coal Mining Grandfather's Deathbed Advice Applies To ...

NPR

April 23, 2017

Left to right: George Fermon (standing), Benjamin F. Fermon (seated, author's grandfather; father of children pictured), Jessie Fermon (standing, back row), Benjamin "Bizzy" Fermon (front row, white romper), Harold Fermon, (grey knee-britches suit), Jessie Amy Anderson Fermon (seated, author'sÃâÃÂ ...

Diversity Is America's 21st Century Strength

Huffington Post

August 20, 2014

Lost in the current arguments over immigration is America's dependence on a diverse workforce for its long term strength. The emotionally wrenching sight of thousands of children from Central America seeking refuge in the United States is persuading many Americans that the country should close its doorsÃâÃÂ ...