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RESEARCH AREAS BY FELLOWS In any given year, there are up to 25 key policy analysts serving as senior fellows of the World Policy Institute. Their research, publications, public appearances and commentary in the print and electronic media comprise a body of work that makes the Institute an unparalleled leader in the national and international policy arenas. World Policy Institute Senior Fellows and Project Leaders offer expert commentary on 14 broad international policy areas listed below. By clicking on a topic and fellow you will find a brief biography, detailed resume, and contact information. Details on specific research projects at the World Policy Institute are also available.
Africa
American
Foreign Policy Ian Cuthbertson - US-Europe Mira Kamdar - US-India Nina Khrushcheva - US-Russia Sam Natapoff - US-China James Nolt - US-East Asia
David
Rieff
Masaru Tamamoto - US-Japan
Arms
Trade
Asia
James
Nolt - particularly China and Japan; US-East Asia relations
Masaru Tamamoto -- particularly Japan; Japan-China and Japan-US relations
Central/South
America
Silvana
Paternostro - especially Cuba, Colombia
Eurasia
European
Policy
Sam
Natapoff - Economics; US-European Union relations
Global
Economy
Jeffrey
Madrick - Finance James Nolt - International political economy
Sherle
Schwenninger
Global
Security
Patrick Radden Keefe
- Cross-border crime; espionage
Immigration
Todd Lester - Africa, Asylum policy Michele Wucker - Economics and politics; remittances; political participation
International
Law & Human Rights Patrick Radden Keefe - Human smuggling; national security & civil liberties Todd Lester - Human rights; asylum; refugees
Silvana
Paternostro - Women's issues
Media
Criticism
Stephanie Griest
Middle
East
NATO
Sherle
Schwenninger
Russia & CIS
Nina
Khrushcheva - Russia; U.S.-Russia relations
Science & Technology
Patrick Radden Keefe - Privacy; national security & civil liberties
Jeffrey
Madrick-- Computers & Productivity
United Nations
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