John Weaver

John Weaver, D.P.A., is a Professor of Intelligence Analysis at the School of the Arts, Humanities, Education, and Social Sciences, York College of Pennsylvania. He specializes in intelligence, homeland security, emergency management, and national defense.

• Education: B.A. (Towson University, 1990), M.S.A. (Central Michigan University, 1995), M.M.O.A.S. (United States Air University, 2004), D.P.A. (University of Baltimore, 2013), M.I.H.S.M. (Towson University, 2023)

Research Interests: Weaver focuses on intelligence analysis frameworks, inter-sectoral collaboration in national security, and the geopolitical implications of US policy. His work explores the intersection of diplomacy, defense, and intelligence sharing mechanisms like the Five Eyes alliance.

Scientific Contributions: Recent publications and presentations analyze contemporary intelligence challenges, including Five Eyes dynamics, NATO's future, and Biden-era strategic directions. His research emphasizes global security implications and policy adaptation.

• Scientific Awards: Fulbright Specialist (Norway, 2022 and 2018), Turner Research Grant Recipient

Professional Engagement: Weaver actively presents at international conferences, including the Fulbright Association, IAFIE, and Pennsylvania Political Science Association, addressing topics like alliance resilience and intelligence hegemony.