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What Higher Education Can Learn From Global Affairs
The world has never been more interconnected, yet many graduates enter the workforce without the global awareness and adaptability that interconnection demands. At the same time, nations and institutions are struggling with the very skill higher education exists to teach: how to collaborate across …
Should Searchers Look More Seriously at Franchises?
Michael Horowitz is a former searcher who acquired, scaled, and ultimately sold a portfolio of Wingstop franchise restaurants before becoming an investor in the ETA ecosystem. In this episode, he shares his unconventional journey to business ownership and offers an insider's perspective on what mak…
Should Searchers Look More Seriously at Franchises?
Michael Horowitz is a former searcher who acquired, scaled, and ultimately sold a portfolio of Wingstop franchise restaurants before becoming an investor in the ETA ecosystem. In this episode, he shares his unconventional journey to business ownership and offers an insider's perspective on what mak…
Horizons Podcast | AI and the Changing Character of War (S2, Ep. 2)
In this episode, Dean Mark Trodden sits down with Michael Horowitz, Richard Perry Professor of Political Science and Director of Penn’s Perry World House. They discuss Horowitz’s experience working at the Pentagon, the new partnerships developing between the government and frontier AI labs like Ant…
The Airpower We Need for Irregular Warfare
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Why does providing aircraft so often fall short of building an effective air force? Retired Lieutenant General Anthony Rock, Michael Horowitz, and Tobias Switzer join Kyle Atwell to examine the gap between acquiring technology and turning it into military power. Drawing on Switzer’s RAND r…
WNBA Expansion From the Inside: Building the Toronto Tempo
Institutions tend to think of themselves as standalone enterprises, competing for attention, students, and resources on their own merits. But no organization rises entirely on its own. The health of the wider ecosystem it belongs to determines how much attention, investment, and credibility any sin…
How One Law School Rebuilt Bar Prep From Day One
For generations, colleges and universities have measured success by how many students they enroll, retain, and graduate. But in professions like law, psychology, teaching, and medicine, a degree alone is not enough. Students still face a high stakes licensure exam that determines whether they can b…
Trump Weakness Exposed at Pentagon
On this episode of Meidas Defense, host Joe Plenzler sits down with former Pentagon official and national security expert Dr. Michael Horowitz to discuss how drones, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies are transforming modern warfare. He explains why the U.S. military risks falling b…
Collaboration Is Now a Strategic Necessity for Higher Ed
Colleges and universities are facing enrollment shifts, rising costs, federal funding changes, and public doubt about the value of a degree, all at the same time. For years, collaboration was something institutions did here and there, such as joint purchasing or a shared course. Under current press…
Why Scale Drives Resilience in Higher Education
Mergers, consolidations, and closures are reshaping higher education, and more institutions are looking for scale through systems and partnerships. But belonging to a system and operating as one are not the same thing. Many systems were built as administrative structures rather than to capture the …
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