Tomaz Strojnik

Nuclear Security Intern

Expertise: International Conflict, Military History, Nuclear Strategy, Military Strategy

Tomaz Strojnik is a second year master’s candidate at the George Washington University’s Elliott School. He is studying International Affairs with a concentration in Security Studies.

Prior to joining the American Security Project, he interned for the Los Angeles Mayor’s Office of International Trade where he briefed the Mayor and his staff on current political and economic events of visiting foreign and corporate delegations from the People’s Republic of China, Japan, and South Korea.

Recent Posts

THAAD and Aegis: Creators of Peace or Instability?

The Iran Deal: A Step Towards a New Safeguards Agreement

Deterring US Adversaries with Fewer Nuclear Weapons

ASP’s Cheney on the EPA Clean Power Plan

Paul Ryan’s New National Security Proposal