John Deni

With a focus on groundbreaking research, Dr. John Deni explores the intricate dynamics of alliance management, U.S. foreign and security policy, NATO, and European security. As an Adjunct Professorial Lecturer at American University's School of International Service, he brings a wealth of experience from his diverse background in academia, government, and military service. Dr. Deni holds a Ph.D. in international affairs from George Washington University, which laid the foundation for his extensive career in both scholarly and practical realms. Dr. Deni has served as a Research Professor at the U.S. Army War College's Strategic Studies Institute, where he contributed to the development of strategic insights critical to national security. His role as a political advisor to senior U.S. military commanders in Europe further enriched his understanding of the complex geopolitical landscape, allowing him to provide informed guidance on matters of international security and cooperation. His scholarly contributions are well-recognized, with numerous publications to his name, including the influential book "Alliance Management and Maintenance: Restructuring NATO for the 21st Century." This work underscores his commitment to examining and proposing solutions for the evolving challenges faced by international alliances in a rapidly changing world. Dr. Deni is a sought-after speaker, frequently sharing his expertise at conferences and through op-eds in major newspapers. His insights are valued by policymakers, academics, and the public alike, as he addresses the pressing issues of our time with clarity and depth. His ability to translate complex security concepts into accessible language makes him a respected voice in the field. In addition to his academic and advisory roles, Dr. Deni's contributions extend to mentoring the next generation of leaders in international affairs. His teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and practical application, preparing students to navigate the complexities of global security environments. Through his work, Dr. Deni continues to shape the discourse on international relations and security policy, making a lasting impact on both scholarly and policy-making communities.