David P. Fidler
David P. Fidler is a Senior Fellow for Global Health and Cybersecurity at the Council on Foreign Relations. In 2009 and 2010, he participated in the Interagency Afghanistan Integrated Civilian-Military Pre-Deployment Training Course and the Provincial Reconstruction Team Orientation Course at the Foreign Service Institute.
From Synergies to Tragedies: 9/11, Terrorism, and Pathogenic Threats
After the 9/11 and anthrax attacks, efforts to mesh counterterrorism and public health have failed
Pandemics, Pathological Politics, and International Order
A review of the new book "Aftershocks" by Colin Kahl and Thomas Wright
The Afghanistan Disaster and U.S. Foreign Policy on Global Health
The Taliban's triumph has terrible implications for past, present, and future U.S. foreign policy on global health
Here We Go Again: U.S. Policy and Health Security
Framing pandemics as security threats failed to prepare the United States for COVID-19
A New Global Health Order?
Low-income countries and non-alignment in the wake of the pandemic
Global Health's Reckoning with Realpolitik
Geopolitics, global health, and foreign policy
On Global Health, President Biden's Finest Hour
American leadership arrives at the G7 summit
A New Era in U.S. Global Health Leadership?
What the World Health Assembly meeting revealed
U.S. Foreign Policy and Global Health Explored
A series on the future of U.S. engagement on global health
Six Things to Watch at The World Health Assembly
Expect pandemic politics and demands to end health inequities
President Biden's Foreign Policy and National Security Approach to Global Health Comes into Clearer Focus
Thinking about U.S. foreign policy and national security on global health in a post-pandemic world is important
President Biden's First Foreign Policy Speech: Reality Check or Missed Opportunity for Global Health?
Convincing the world that the United States is back in terms of global health will be a long and arduous road