Montgomery McFate

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Montgomery McFate is the Minerva Chair of the Strategic Research Department at the Naval War College in Providence, Rhode Island. Since 2010, she has contributed to the Center for Naval War Studies’ mission by supporting and developing social science studies addressing national security challenges. Dr. McFate conducts scholarly research, reviews other social science research for the Department of Defense, and is developing a course on culture and national security. Dr. McFate received her JD from Harvard University Law School, where she served as assistant editor of the Human Rights Journal and received the Everett Fellowship. She also earned a PhD in anthropology from Yale University.

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Montgomery McFate, Contributor to National Public Radio

The Pentagon’s Human Terrain System

Dr. McFate’s Selection as One of The Atlantic’s “Brave Thinkers”

How the Social Sciences are Used in Modern Warfare

About the Naval War College

About the Minerva Program

The Society for Applied Anthropology Promotes Human Rights

Women in International Security’s 1325 Scorecard Project

Save the Bay and the 2016 International Coastal Cleanup

Norman Bird Sanctuary Offers Children Nature-Themed Birthday Parties

The Narragansett Bay Exploration Center and Aquarium