James Stavridis: A Navy Admiral's thoughts on global security

The video discusses the evolution of security from the 20th to the 21st century, emphasizing the need to move from building walls to building bridges. It highlights threats to the global commons, such as piracy, cybercrime, and trafficking, and introduces the concept of open-source security, which involves international, interagency, and private-public collaboration. Examples include literacy programs in Afghanistan and humanitarian missions by the US Navy. The video also explores the role of social networks in security and the importance of military forces in modern security strategies.

How does the speaker relate the historical events of the 20th century to current security challenges?

What does the speaker suggest is a more effective approach to security than building walls?

What role does open-source security play according to the speaker?

What are some of the threats to the global commons mentioned in the talk?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that education can contribute to security?

What examples does the speaker provide to illustrate the concept of private-public collaboration in security?

What is the significance of the example involving the US Navy hospital ship Comfort?

How does the speaker describe the impact of military involvement in humanitarian efforts?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'no one of us is as smart as all of us thinking together'?

How does the speaker propose to create the 'sum of all security'?