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The Chair

Dr. Digby James Wren, Einar Tangen, Pascal Lottaz

Geo-political Risk Analysis, Security Assessments, Economic Development Trends, Diplomacy and Public Diplomacy

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Dr. Digby James Wren

    Dr. Digby James Wren is a geopolitical and geoeconomic risk expert holding research degrees in both International Relations and Public Diplomacy. He is also a popular media contributor and commentator and sought after public speaker.

  • Einar Tangen

    Senior Fellow Taihe Institute, Chairman Asia Narratives, Founding Partner Center for China and the World, and Senior Fellow Center for Business Ethics UIBE. Previously, a Lawyer, Politician, and Investment Banker.

  • Pascal Lottaz

    I'm a (Swiss) academic in Japan, working at Kyoto University as an Associate Professor of the Graduate School of Law and the Hakubi Center on questions of neutrality in international relations. I also run a YouTube show called "Neutrality Studies".

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