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Rose Gottemoeller serves as the William J. Perry Lecturer at Stanford University's Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and as a Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution. She is based at Encina Hall on the Stanford campus and teaches and mentors students in the Ford Dorsey Master's in International Policy program and the CISAC Honors program.
Her research interests center on nuclear security, arms control, Russian relations, the NATO alliance, EU cooperation, and non-proliferation. Gottemoeller's work bridges academic scholarship with practical policy application, drawing on her extensive government experience to inform contemporary security challenges.
Her recent publications demonstrate a focus on contemporary nuclear arms control challenges, women's roles in military affairs, and historical perspectives on arms control diplomacy. These works reflect her ongoing engagement with critical security issues facing the international community.
Gottemoeller's distinguished career includes significant leadership positions in international security institutions. Her expertise spans both theoretical and practical dimensions of international security policy.
She advises students and contributes to policy research and outreach activities at Stanford, while convening workshops and seminars on her areas of expertise. Her work continues to shape discourse on international security through both academic and policy channels.
