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Assistant Professor of Military and Security Studies in the Schriever Space Scholars Department of Spacepower at the Air Command and Staff College
Taylor joined the Air Command and Staff College in 2021, where she teaches war theory and joint warfighting. Previously, she taught courses on theories of war, national security policy, and strategy making at the US Army War College. At the US Naval War College, she taught courses on national security policy making and strategy making.
Taylor has PhD in US diplomatic, military, and cultural history with an emphasis on the Cold War to 1998 from the University of Southern Mississippi. She also studies twentieth-century European military, cultural, and diplomatic history; international relations; and mass communications. Her research examines the role of culture and ideas in the formation of national security policy and foreign policy, as well as the role of policymaker communications with domestic audiences, to understand how those communications are used to gain political support for policy decisions.
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About Samantha Taylor
Assistant Professor of Military and Security Studies in the Schriever Space Scholars Department of Spacepower at the Air Command and Staff College
Taylor joined the Air Command and Staff College in 2021, where she teaches war theory and joint warfighting. Previously, she taught courses on theories of war, national security policy, and strategy making at the US Army War College. At the US Naval War College, she taught courses on national security policy making and strategy making.
Taylor has PhD in US diplomatic, military, and cultural history with an emphasis on the Cold War to 1998 from the University of Southern Mississippi. She also studies twentieth-century European military, cultural, and diplomatic history; international relations; and mass communications. Her research examines the role of culture and ideas in the formation of national security policy and foreign policy, as well as the role of policymaker communications with domestic audiences, to understand how those communications are used to gain political support for policy decisions.
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