Human Geography as a Strategic Edge in US Foreign Policy (warontherocks.com)

• Devermont sees human geography as essential for US strategy
• Progress made, but bureaucratic hurdles persist
• Warning against technocratic approaches lacking cultural insight

"Judd Devermont argues in an interview that the United States should incorporate human geography—behaviors and attitudes—more deeply into foreign policy. He sees it as critical for navigating complex threats, but warns against over-relying on technology. The article discusses progress and obstacles in adopting this approach."