Bradley Jackson Jr.

Bradley Jackson Jr. is a Master’s in International Policy candidate concentrating in the international security and cyber policy and security specializations. His areas of interest include U.S.-Russia and U.S.-China relations, foreign policy, great power competition, and American grand strategy. While at Stanford, Bradley is particularly interested in the potential implications and increasingly pertinent role of emerging and advanced technologies in all facets of national security and foreign policy, particularly with artificial intelligence. He currently works as a research assistant to Dr. Condoleezza Rice and Lieutenant General (Ret.) H.R. McMaster at the Hoover Institution, and with Ms. Marietje Schaake in the Stanford Cyber Policy Center. Bradley speaks Russian, Italian, Spanish, and recently started learning Chinese (Mandarin). He joined MIP and Stanford directly after graduating from Towson University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and a minor in Italian. Outside of academia, Bradley enjoys snowboarding, traveling, golfing, baseball, basketball, and learning languages.