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Global Strategy Institute
The CSIS Global Strategy Institute is dedicated to promoting far-sighted thinking about the looming challenges ahead and the strategic solutions necessary to face them.

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GSI encourages long-range vision by analyzing global trends and engaging in a number of exciting projects and initiatives:

Seven Revolutions

The Seven Revolutions initiative examines seven key global trends that will shape the world and challenge world leaders through the year 2025 and beyond.

Seven Futures

The Seven Futures initiative explores the alternative “futures” of seven key regions of the world, focusing on the specific policy challenges facing each region in the coming decades.

Global Water Futures

The Global Water Futures program seeks to generate fresh thinking and concrete policy recommendations on how the United States can better address the growing imbalance between global water supply and demand.

Higher Education

The GSI Higher Education Initiative is an effort to bring the people and ideas of CSIS to the college and university community. The project challenges future leaders from diverse disciplines to think outside their areas of responsibility and specialty.

MAPPING THE FUTURE

The goal of this initiative is to paint a picture of what the landscape will look like when the new president takes office and to identify the major signposts we can anticipate over the next four to five years.

Class of 2025

The goal of GSI’s “Class of 2025 Initiative” is to visualize different futures for the United States—good, bad and ugly—and develop concrete approaches and strategies on how to maximize the position of the U.S. in a rapidly changing world.

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Contact Information

Research Assistant Catherine Mason
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202-775-3157
Program Coordinator Owen Sanderson
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202-775-3232

 

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