Hudson has focused on three critical areas of Michigan’s strength and U.S. vulnerability: biodefense, cybersecurity, and border-related security. The report identifies a series of concrete areas and actions that could leverage the comparative advantages of Michigan’s strategic location, research and production capabilities, existing homeland security facilities and assets, its people and networks to meet threats in these domains.
View PDFNorthern Gauntlet: Michigan's Homeland Security Advantage for America
Policy Centers
- Center for Defense Concepts and Technology
- Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East
- China Center
- Japan Chair
- Center for the Economics of the Internet
- Center for Religious Freedom
- Coronavirus Insights and Analysis
- Current Trends in Islamist Ideology
- Center for Substance Abuse Policy Research
- Forum for Intellectual Property
- Hamilton Commission on Securing America’s National Security Innovation Base
- Hudson Institute Political Studies
- Kleptocracy Initiative
- Quantum Alliance Initiative
- South Asia Program
- First Step Act Independent Review Committee