Evan A. Feigenbaum Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC

As Vice President for Studies at America's oldest international affairs think tank, founded in 1910, I lead a large, best-in-class Asia-focused team of scholars and practitioners with activities in Washington, Beijing, New Delhi, and Singapore, and with other team members located in Seoul, Berlin, Melbourne, Palo Alto, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Manila, and.

London, England, United Kingdom

I advise private clients on China and the wider Asian region for this London, New York, and Copenhagen-based advisory firm.

Contributing writer to Forbes.com Markets on issues at the intersection of geopolitics with market and business risks.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Advisory board member and 2023 co-chair of the AALD, a private diplomatic initiative that brings together Australian and American leaders from government, enterprise, media, education and the community to help review and refine the parameters of the Australian-American bilateral relationship.

Charlottesville, Virginia

Held the University of Virginia's James R. Schlesinger Distinguished Professorship at the Miller Center, established in 2007 "to bring public servants of great distinction to the University." Schlesinger served as Secretary of Defense and Secretary of Energy, in addition to heading the Central Intelligence Agency and the Atomic Energy Commission, while.

Chicago, Illinois

While serving as vice chairman of the Paulson Institute, co-founded its digital venture on the Chinese economy. Helped to establish its focus in three core areas: political economy, technology, and energy, with a focus on both China and cross-cutting themes and global dynamics. Helped to plan and develop creative multimedia, digital products, and.

Chicago, Illinois

Founding vice chairman and first executive director of the Paulson Institute, a nonprofit established by Hank Paulson, the 74th U.S. Treasury Secretary and former chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs. Based initially and then for several years at the University of Chicago, the institute focuses on China and operates at the intersection of economics, financial.

Washington, DC

Extensive writing and both private and public convening as senior fellow at the think tank of the Council on Foreign Relations, a private membership organization founded in 1921. Wrote for leading publications, such as the Council's flagship magazine, Foreign Affairs, as well as an Asia-focused blog, Asia Unbound.

Wrote a monthly column called "DC Diary" for India's leading business and financial newspaper. Focus on geopolitical, market, and economic trends, especially in Asia and with an emphasis on trends and risks to India. Column was widely read and quoted and sometimes picked up by other outlets.

Washington, DC

Led the firm's worldwide team of analysts, spanning offices in New York, London, and Washington, focused on all major Asian economies and markets, including emerging and frontier economies: China, Japan, Korea, India, Pakistan, the ten ASEAN countries of Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Mongolia. Sectoral coverage on financial services.

Covered the full range of political, security, and economic issues in U.S. relations with India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives and Bhutan, leading two offices of the State Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. Provided policy guidance and support to three U.S. embassies (New Delhi, Colombo, Kathmandu) and three consulates (Chennai, Kolkata.

Covered the full range of political, security, and economic issues in U.S. relations with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, leading two offices of the State Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, including the office of regional affairs for multilateral and cross-border issues spanning both South and Central.

Principal responsibility for strategic planning toward East Asia and the Pacific on the Policy Planning Staff under two U.S. Secretaries of State, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice. Responsible for China, Japan, South and North Korea, Taiwan, the ten ASEAN states of Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific island states, Mongolia, Papua New.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Designed and established the first formal programming on Asian security at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, within the school's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. Designed and developed new program ideas, fundraised, and interfaced with other parts of the School and the university, including deans and faculty.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

As a competitively selected postdoctoral fellow in international security and science and technology policy, completed my book, "China's Techno-Warriors: National Security and Strategic Competition from the Nuclear to the Information Age" (Stanford University Press, 2003), and wrote essays for leading journals, including International Security, The China.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Taught "China in the International System," an undergraduate seminar on Chinese foreign policy in the Department of Government of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, as an appointed Lecturer in the department, while filling in for Roderick MacFarquhar during his sabbatical from the department. Separately, taught "The Nuclear Age," a course on the history.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Competitively selected postdoctoral fellow in the Olin Institute for Strategic Studies of Harvard's Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, led by professors Steven Rosen and Samuel Huntington. Worked to turn a Stanford doctoral dissertation into a book, wrote essays, ad gave both public and private talks.

Palo Alto, California

Predoctoral fellow of the Center while writing a PhD dissertation on military-linked social networks in the development of Chinese industry, science, and engineering. Participated in numerous dialogues and exchanges with U.S. policymakers and national security executives. Extensive exchanges with Japanese, South Korean, European, Chinese, and Russian.

Monterey, California

Taught the School's core lecture course on international relations as a Lecturer in the department of national security affairs, to several dozen students drawn from all U.S. military services and select foreign armed forces.

Santa Monica, California

As a predoctoral fellow and consultant to RAND's national security research division, wrote a monograph on political, economic, and social change in Taiwan in the first few years of its transition to democracy and its implications for cross-Strait relations and U.S. foreign policy.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Political Science And Government

Activities and Societies: Fellow, Stanford Center for International Security and Arms Control (CISAC).I have a PhD in political science.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Political Science And Government

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Master Of Arts - Ma, Political Science And Government

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, History

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