The Texas National Security Review has announced Sheena Chestnut Greitens as its new editor-in-chief, succeeding Will Inboden. With a strong foundation in both academia and policy, along with a commitment to high-quality scholarship, Greitens is well-positioned to guide the journal into its next phase. Her vision includes enhancing the journal's distinctive blend of scholarly rigor, policy relevance and accessibility while broadening its influence in both academic and policy circles.
Greitens, an Associate Professor at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin, brings extensive expertise in East Asian security and authoritarian politics. She directs the Asia Policy Program at UT and is a visiting professor at the U.S. Army War College, adding to her impressive academic and policy credentials. Her work has been widely published and recognized in both academic journals and major media outlets.
“Professor Greitens' selection as editor-in-chief of the Texas National Security Review is a testament to her exceptional leadership and scholarly expertise,” said LBJ School Dean JR DeShazo. “We are proud to have her represent the LBJ School and excited for her vision to shape the future of national security scholarship.”
As editor-in-chief, Greitens will guide the Texas National Security Review with a focus on maintaining its high standards and exploring emerging trends in global security. For more on Greitens appointment to the Texas National Security Review, read the full article.