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Michael Pillsbury
Michael Pillsbury is a Pentagon consultant, a member of the Atlantic Council
of the United States and the Council on Foreign Relations. Michael has served in
both Congressional and Pentagon staff positions. He spent a year as the special
assistant for Asian Affairs at the Net Assessment Office of the Secretary of Defense,
five years as U.S. Senate staff coordinator for the Congressional Task Force on
Afghanistan, and was assistant undersecretary of defense for policy planning, in
charge of preparing scenarios for long-term defense planning. Michael has served
as a lecturer on the faculties of UCLA, University of Southern California, and Georgetown
University, teaching East Asian politics.
He is also affiliated with Institute
for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University. Michael is author of
China Debates the Future Security Environment (1999) and editor of Chinese Views
of Future Warfare (1997).
Michael earned a PhD in political science from Columbia
University, studied at Stanford and was Research Fellow, Harvard University Center
for Science and International Affairs. He is National Defense Foreign Language Fellow
in Chinese.
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