Mark Rosen

Mark E. Rosen

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Biography: 
Mark E. Rosen, a international and national security lawyer by training, is a vice president and deputy general counsel at CNA Corporation. He provides corporate law support to CNA and international and national security support to clients, including the US Navy, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the National Reconnaissance Office, and various nongovernmental organizations. Rosen’s particular expertise is in the maritime field, including boundary and maritime disputes, marine law enforcement, and governance of the global commons. Rosen has authored recent analyses of disputes in the East China Sea, the Sea of Japan, the Bay of Bengal, the Turkish Straits, and the South China Sea; he teaches at the George Washington School of Law and is a graduate of the University of Virginia School Of Law (LLM) and the University of Georgia (JD, AB). He was contributing editor at Intellibridge and a columnist for SEAPOWER magazine.

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Another Region Where the Russian Military Threatens to Dominate the U.S.

by Commander David Slayton, Mark E. Rosenvia CNN
Friday, March 14, 2014

David Slayton, Mark E. Rosen: With Russia on the move, U.S. Arctic policy needs to look more at security issues.

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Addressing the Gaps in Arctic Governance

by Mark E. Rosen, Patricio Asfura-Heimvia Analysis
Wednesday, October 23, 2013

The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet, thus opening the Arctic to increased human activity as never before. As that ocean becomes free of ice for longer periods of time, market pressures may attempt to exploit its vast resources, including hydrocarbons both onshore and offshore, minerals, fisheries, and access for tourists and navigational convenience. The rapid melting of the Arctic is creating new and unique challenges that can cause significant damage if unaddressed...