Globalization and Internet Regulation: Balancing Freedom and Security
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Benjamin
Sarah Gossett
Sarah is an M.A. candidate at the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce majoring in Diplomacy and minoring in International Intelligence and Security with focuses on cybersecurity, development, and globalization strategy with emphases on China and Sub-Saharan Africa.
She earned her B.S. at the University of Kentucky in Integrated Strategic Communication, focusing on public relations, political science, and global strategy. During her undergraduate studies, she studied global media and communication abroad in Cape Town, Beijing, and London.
Sarah is a former Army National Guard Public Affairs Specialist with experience covering Kentucky's partnership with Djibouti. She currently works as a Department of Defense contractor for the Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs in the Office of the Governor.
For questions or professional opportunities, email sarah.n.gossett@gmail.com or find her on LinkedIn.
China’s Increasing Influence in Djibouti
Introduction Despite being one of the smallest nations in Africa, Djibouti is the prime example