United States
Research is primarily focused on US foreign policy and impact of its transatlantic relations on the global stage.
Our experts
Dr Ana Alecsandru
Research Fellow
Proliferation and Nuclear Policy
Professor Justin Bronk
Senior Research Fellow, Airpower & Technology
Military Sciences
Jamie MacColl
Research Fellow
Cyber
James Sullivan
Director, Cyber Research
Cyber
Dr Karin von Hippel
Director-General
Senior Management
Claudia Wallner
Research Fellow
Dr Jack Watling
Senior Research Fellow, Land Warfare
Military Sciences
Dr Jessica White
Acting Director of Terrorism and Conflict Studies
Terrorism and Conflict
Fellows
General (Retd.) John Allen
Distinguished Fellow
Isabella Chase
Associate Fellow; Former CFCS Senior Research Fellow, RUSI
Sally Donnelly
Distinguished Fellow
Dr Ashley Hess
Associate Fellow
Professor Valur Ingimundarson
Senior Associate Fellow; Professor of Contemporary History, University of Iceland
Will Jessett CBE
Senior Associate Fellow
Olivia Kearney
Associate Fellow
Dr Pippa Malmgren
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Brad Pietras
Associate Fellow; Senior Commercial Advisor to DARPA
Tom Plant
Senior Associate Fellow
Professor Peter Roberts
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Joanna Spear
Senior Associate Fellow
Jim Townsend
Senior Associate Fellow; Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for European and NATO Policy
Tim Willasey-Wilsey CMG
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Heather Williams
Associate Fellow
Amy Woolf
Senior Associate Fellow
Christine E Wormuth
Distinguished Fellow
Related projects
Access relevant reasearch topic and projects
TARIF aimed to strengthen global democracy by identifying viable ways in which the UK and US can combine efforts in tackling illicit finance.
Contributing to a greater understanding of current and future challenges and opportunities in the transatlantic relationship for Norway, the US and the UK.
The Trilateral Nuclear Dialogues convene current and former senior officials and experts from the US, France and the UK to discuss nuclear policy issues.
This project explores the potential for transatlantic cooperation on Indo-Pacific policy to manage the implications of China’s influence for security, defence, technology and trade.
This project seeks to help increase understanding in the United States and Europe about different perceptions and responses to a rising China.
