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Bookmark or Share- Honoring Ash Carter | Harvard Kennedy SchoolA message from Dean Douglas Elmendorf. To Harvard Kennedy School Faculty, Students, Staff, and Fellows, People from throughout the HKS community, across the United States, and around the world have offered their warm remembrances of our colleague Ash Carter and expressed their profound feeling of loss at his passing.
- The passing of Ash Carter | Harvard Kennedy SchoolAsh Carter has been an important leader of the Kennedy School during the past five years—supporting faculty recruitment, helping to expand our curriculum on technology and public policy, creating a project called Technology and Public Purpose, and partnering with me in various collaborative efforts.
- Ash Carter, HKS professor and former defense secretary, dies at 68Ash Carter, whose work bridging the worlds of technology and security helped to build a safer and more equitable world, has passed away. He was 68. His family announced he died after suffering a heart attack on Monday evening. Carter was Belfer Professor of Science and Global Affairs and director of Belfer Center for Science and International ...
- Tributes to Ash Carter from Harvard Kennedy School and beyond“Ash Carter was a giant, a man whose contributions to U.S. and world security were huge and long-lasting. One key example was the Nunn-Lugar program: Ash helped conceive the radical idea that the former nuclear enemies should cooperate to dismantle and secure the nuclear, chemical, and biological legacies of the Cold War.
- Ash Carter’s Lessons from ISIS for Israel’s Campaign Against HamasOur colleague and friend Ash Carter left us one year ago this week. As we reflect on all he brought to our lives and our nation, and face the challenge Hamas’ vicious terrorist attack that killed 1400 innocent Israelis, it is instructive to consider what the architect of President Obama’s strategy to defeat ISIS might say if asked how Israel should respond.
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