The MESA Group published a report that provides a comparative analysis of Chinese, Russian, Iranian, and Venezuelan media narratives regarding visions of the future of global competition, including their instruments of exerting power (DIME), purported vulnerabilities and necessary capabilities, projected allies and adversaries, views on the future of global order (FGO), the US, and EU, as well as the available means by which global competition should be managed.
The MESA Group Video Brief. Dr. Skye Cooley and Ethan Sample discuss the results of the project analyzing Northern Triangle and Mexican news media perspectives on the migration crisis. Produced by Ethan Sample.
The heated 2016 presidential election changed the way many U.S. citizens, as well as citizens and leaders of other countries, view American democracy.
The book "Global Media and Strategic Narratives of Contested Democracy" is now available on Amazon.
Skye Cooley attended the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Centers of Excellence Summit, titled "Homeland Security Challenges: Evolving Threats and Dynamic Solutions." July 31 - August 1, 2019. George Mason University. Arlington, VA.
Asya Cooley presented the paper "The Future of Global Competition & Conflict: Russian Narrative" at the Twelfth Global Studies Conference at the Jagiellonian University Institute of European Studies. June 27-28, 2019. Krakow, Poland
The MESA Group participated in the 12th Annual Strategic Multilayer Assessment (SMA) Conference, “The Evolving Anatomy of Conflict in a Dynamically Changing World.” 21-22 May 2019
