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The Annual Czech and Slovak Freedom Lecture

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By David Byrd Verified
| Hudson Institute
Hudson Institute is pleased to host the 2026 annual Czech and Slovak Freedom Lecture. Established in 2000 as a joint activity of the Czech and Slovak Embassies, the American Friends of the Czech Republic, and Friends of Slovakia to commemorate the Velvet Revolution, the choice of speaker and topic alternates annually between the Czech and Slovak groups. Click here for a list of all previous lectures.
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Shane Deninn

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By David Byrd Verified
| Hudson Institute
Shane Dennin is a research fellow at Hudson Institute’s Center for Defense Concepts and Technology, where he leads the center’s modeling and simulation projects. He develops full-stack wargaming applications and analytical tools that have been utilized by US military services and allied forces.
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Strengthening the Front Line: Transforming the Japan Self-Defense Force for Twenty-First-Century Deterrence

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By David Byrd Verified, Shane Dennin
| Hudson Institute
Japan’s National Defense Strategy aims to “shape a security environment that does not tolerate unilateral changes to the status quo by force; to deter, through cooperation and collaboration with our ally, like-minded countries and others, unilateral changes to the status quo by force.”[1] In support of these goals, the Japan Self-Defense Force (JSDF) is modernizing its defense capabilities, and the Japan Ministry of Defense (JMOD) has increased defense spending by more than 50 percent during...
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