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Garrett Brinker

Garrett graduated with a Masters in Public Policy from Georgetown University in 2015. He earned his BA in Political Science from the University of Chicago and worked as the Director of Undergraduate Outreach for Chicago’s Office of College Admissions after graduating. Garrett has previous experience in health policy, urban policy, and political campaigns. His interests currently focus on political strategy, national security policy, froyo, and French Bulldogs.

Short-Term Gains for Long-Term Losses: The Iraqi Response and US Support to Instability in Iraq

  • March 18, 2014

Iraq has largely slipped from the American public’s radar. The ongoing civil war in Syria and negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program have taken precedence, followed by deliberations on the United States’ long-term presence in Afghanistan and ongoing instability in Egypt,…

Categories: International Policy, Security

Violence, Distrust, and Instability: Iraq’s Future in Uncertain Times

  • March 13, 2014

It has been more than two years since the last US troops left Iraq, effectively ending a war that carried on for nearly nine years. Even before the final US soldiers pulled out of the country, signs of instability due…

Categories: International Policy, Security
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