The interdisciplinary, multi-institution integrative nature of SGC allows both for continued exploration of highly relevant grand strategic crisis scenarios as well as for specialized excursion into the underexplored, increasingly pressing areas of security. These games yield invaluable and implementable “lessons learned” products offering both further avenues of exploration and actionable policy insights across the full range of critical issues.
Highlighted recent grand strategic crisis simulations designed and facilitated by the SGP team:
- Crisis: India-Pakistan (April 2026)
- Crisis: Taiwan (April 2026)
- Crisis: South China Sea (October 2025)
- Crisis: East China Sea (April 2025)
- Missile Crisis: Venezuela (February 2025)
- Middle East: Crisis Next (October 2024)
- Crisis: Taiwan (April 2024)
- Escalation in Ukraine (October 2023)
- Managing Baltic Escalation (March 2022)
Expanded phenomena for strategic gaming scenarios:
Energy grid crisis (cyber-physical attack)
Humanitarian crisis (mass refugee events)
Emerging and disruptive technology effects
Biosecurity crisis (potential pandemic)
Global market crisis (supply chain failure)
Regional political collapse
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