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Zachary Selden is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Florida, specializing in US national security strategy, transatlantic alliances, and intelligence community history. He holds a Ph.D. from UCLA (1996). His research examines alliance dynamics, economic sanctions efficacy, and intelligence policy evolution, with particular focus on American grand strategy. His books include Economic Sanctions as Instruments of American Foreign Policy (1999) and Alignment, Alliance, and American Grand Strategy (2016).
Research interests emphasize how alliances reduce security costs, intelligence community development, and the intersection of economic tools with foreign policy. Recent work explores AI's impact on military strategy and historical precedents in intelligence organization.
Publications span strategic studies, alliance politics, and sanctions analysis. His writing addresses contemporary issues like NATO expansion, EU-Russia relations, and energy geopolitics. He frequently analyzes transatlantic security architecture and defense policy evolution in European and American contexts.
