Tucker Hamilton

Research and Programming Assistant

Expertise: Great Power Competition, Russian Foreign Policy, National Security and Space 

Tucker Hamilton graduated from The George Washington University with a B.A. in International Affairs with a concentration in security policy and a minor in Russian. His research interests include national security, grand strategy, Russian intelligence operations, space weaponization, and strategic stability.

Tucker previously worked as an Undergraduate Research Fellow for GW’s Institute for Korea Studies. In this role, Tucker assessed the credibility of North Korea’s nuclear deterrent and analyzed the Kim regime’s continued reliance upon conventional capabilities for generating deterrence.

In his free time, Tucker enjoys reading, skiing, and exercise.

Recent Posts

Event Recap: The Shift from Gas to Grid—A Roundtable on Transportation Electrification in Rural Communities

ASP COO Matthew Wallin Authors Op-Ed in The Hill

Event Recap: Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen

The Geopolitics of Arctic Warming

Event Recap: Consistent and Compelling: Maine’s Model for Mitigating Climate Change