About

Kenneth Gleiman, PhD headshot with text " GNSI Senior Non-Resident Fellow"

AT A GLANCE:
Professor of Practice, Arizona State University

RESERACH AREAS:
鈥� Irregular warfare
鈥� Support to Non-State Armed Groups
鈥�&苍产蝉辫;厂迟谤补迟别驳测
鈥� Military Operations
鈥� Indo-Pacific

BIOGRAPHY:
Colonel Ken Gleiman (USA Retired) is a Professor of Practice at Arizona State University鈥檚 (ASU) Future Security Initiative (FSI). He teaches courses on strategy, policy, military operations, and irregular warfare at ASU and Georgetown University and is a former visiting fellow at Johns Hopkins University鈥檚 School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) where he supported the Secretary of Defense鈥檚 Strategic Thinkers Program (STP). He was also the first U.S. military visiting fellow to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) in Canberra, Australia. Ken also serves as the President and Board Member of the Army Strategist Association.

Ken is a veteran of the United States Army where he served for 27 years in the Infantry, Special Forces, and as an Army Strategist assisting and advising senior military and civilian leaders in the Department of Defense. His assignments include Expert Panelist on the DOD China Task Force; Military Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy, Plans, and Capabilities; Director of Strategy, Plans, and Assessments for the U.S. Security Coordinator to Israel and the Palestinian Authority; Director, U.S. Pacific Commander鈥檚 Action Group; and Director of Plans for Special Operations Component (Afghanistan). His overseas tours include combat and operational assignments to Israel, Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Philippines as well as other assignments to Japan, Australia, and Korea.

Dr. Gleiman鈥檚 education includes a master鈥檚 degree in Policy Management from Georgetown University, a master鈥檚 degree from the U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) and a master鈥檚 in Military History from the Army鈥檚 Art of War program. Ken earned his doctorate from Kansas State University in Security Studies and was the one of the first U.S. Army Goodpaster Fellows. He also holds a certificate from Massachusetts Institute of Technology鈥檚 Seminar XXI program.

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Cambria


War on the Rocks


Security and Defence Plus


The RAND Blog


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