Founded in 2013 by Herbert I. London, the London Center is a boutique think-tank created to engage in research and advise on key policy issues of national security, international relations, energy and risk analysis. The Center challenges conventional wisdom where appropriate, adds texture to the current deliberations on policy issues and builds support for positions that further the national interest and the interest of key allies.

LCPR was created to advise, support and facilitate the creation and implementation of effective policies of the U.S. government and its allies within our three core mission areas: Academic, Legislative and National Security Strategy.

In the Center’s engagement and research of the key policy issues regarding national security, energy, and risk analysis the essential tasks of the Center are:

Global engagement to detect and map “hot spots” that will impact the economic and security posture of the United States and our allies
Provide strategies and tactics to create practical understanding and manage chaos, which may be the key to our national future.
Promote the relationship between energy needs and foreign policy at a time when energy independence may soon be possible as well as support the development and fielding of new energy technology and resources
Advise and assist policy decisions with the Executive Branch, Congress and the Pentagon to insure and enhance U.S. stature and its strategic position
Conduct academic research and publish books, reports and white papers regarding key and critical issues
Conduct academic outreach and mentoring of youth regarding ethics, critical thinking and mentorship relating to public service, public policy and national security.

London Center for Policy Research

Founded in 2013 by Herbert I. London, the London Center is a boutique think-tank created to advise, support and facilitate the creation and implementation of effective policies of the US government and its allies .

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