World Security Network Foundation

The World Security Network Foundation (WSN) is an American think tank that focuses on global politics, foreign affairs, and conflict resolutions.

Background

WSN was established in 2001 by Dr Hubertus Hoffmann and Pentagon strategist Dr Fritz G.A. Kraemer in New York, USA.

Kraemer was the mentor of Dr Henry Kissinger and General Alexander Haig. Kraemer influenced Defence Secretaries James R. Schlesinger and Donald Rumsfeld.

At the founding meeting of WSN, there were 22 generals and admirals present.

WSN has an international advisory board consisting of politicians, diplomats, generals, admirals, business leaders, academics, and journalists.

Mission

The World Security Network Foundation (WSN) is an independent, non-profit organization that operates globally. Its main objective is to make the world a safer place through networking and promoting an active foreign policy, which is referred to as World 3.0. The foundation's approach includes a dual strategy of power and diplomacy, which involves reconciliation, creativity, active elites, codes of tolerance, an improved planning process, active implementation, and sufficient defence capabilities combined with a proactive foreign policy.