New Chicago Council Survey data shows Millennials remain less likely than older generations to support international engagement, militarism, and American exceptionalism.
George Friedman, Founder and Chairman, Geopolitical Futures
George Friedman, Founder and Chairman, Geopolitical Futures
Ichiro Fujisaki, President, Nakasone Peace Institute; Former Ambassador of Japan to the United States
Noah Praetz, Former Director of Elections, Cook County, Illinois; Young Mie Kim, Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Susan Rice, Former United States National Security Advisor; Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations
Joel Rayburn, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Levant Affairs and Special Envoy for Syria, United States Department of State
Arye Carmon, Founding President and Senior Fellow, the Israel Democracy Institute
Ivo H. Daalder, President, Chicago Council on Global Affairs; Samuel C. Scott III, Board of Directors Cochair, Chicago Council on Global Affairs
Anu Bradford, Henry L. Moses Professor of Law and International Organization, Columbia Law School; James Kirchick, Visiting Fellow, Center on the United States & Europe and Project on International Order & Strategy, the Brookings Institution
John Austin, Nonresident Senior Fellow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs; Director, Michigan Economic Center; Molly Beck, State and Government Politics Reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; Shia Kapos, Author, Politico Illinois Playbook; Robert Leonard, Host, KNIA/KRLS Radio Iowa
John Austin, Nonresident Senior Fellow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs; Director, Michigan Economic Center; Molly Beck, State and Government Politics Reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; Shia Kapos, Author, Politico Illinois Playbook; Robert Leonard, Host, KNIA/KRLS Radio Iowa
Bill Weld, Former Governor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Kelly Magsamen, Vice President, National Security and International Policy, Center for American Progress
