Welcome
The Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy (CISTP) is the interdisciplinary policy research arm of The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech. The Center provides a collegial venue for scholars, policy analysts, scientists, technical experts, practitioners, and community leaders to explore innovative approaches to issues situated at the nexus of science, technology, and international affairs. In this capacity, CISTP is committed to generating independent, policy-relevant research and serving as an analytical “bridge builder” for engaging concerned members of the local community and influencing policymaking on contemporary strategic issues.
The Center's active programs integrate faculty and specialists from Georgia Tech's fields of engineering, science, and international affairs with leading figures in the global policy arena. Seminars, workshops, conferences, and in-house research and publications are merged with national and international fellowship training to provide meaningful contacts for an enhanced understanding of future technological opportunities and challenges facing both corporate and government planners.
What We Do
Biological and Chemical Nonproliferation and Counterterrorism
Emerging Technology and Security
Globalization, Innovation, and Development
Information and Communications Technologies for Development
Information Security and Critical Infrastructure Protection
International Diffusion and Innovation in the Information Technologies
Nuclear Nonproliferation
Regional Security Challenges
Sam Nunn Security Program
The Latest News
Breznitz and Murphree book named Innovation Book of the Week
Harvard's Belfer Center name "Run of the Red Queen" as Innovation Book of the Week
INTA Grad involved in Solar Sanitation Solution (Sanivation) in Chile
Entrepreneurs from Georgia Tech go to Chile
Professor Kosal discusses North Korea on ABC Radio News
Talk Radio 790 KABC - Los Angeles
INTA Students graduate within International Plan
Program aims at developing global competence of students
- More News >




