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Nicholas Nunez

Program Assistant, National Endowment for Democracy | Georgetown University | UC Berkeley

Nicholas Nuñez is a history graduate with a BA from the University of California, Berkeley, and an MA from Georgetown University.

His research focuses on the impact of Maoist ideology on Sino-European relations in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly examining 'grey-zone' tactics of influence.

He is deeply interested in foreign and defense policy, the global role of the United States in the 21st and 22nd centuries, and Sino-American relations.

Nicholas has held various positions including Program Assistant at National Endowment for Democracy, Spring Intern at Atlantic Council, and Teaching Assistant at Georgetown University.

He has also worked as a Proposal Coordinator at Inter-Con Security Systems, Inc., Treasurer at Phi Kappa Tau, Nu Chapter, and Equipment Manager at the University of California, Berkeley.

Highlights

Nov 13 · linkedin

I am excited to share that I accepted a Program Assistant position with the National Endowment for Democracy's International Forum for Democratic Studies!

The International Forum for Democratic Studies is one of the leading centers for analysis and discussion of the theory and practice of democracy around the world. I am thrilled to be joining this distinguished organization and to continue my journey here in DC!

Aug 16 · linkedin

The need for more robust partnerships with Indian Ocean powers is more prevalent than ever as China continues to expand its presence in the region. Chinese influence in the Indian Ocean region (IOR) is growing rapidly without a strong unified front presented by the United States.

Check out my recent co-authored article with the Atlantic Council’s Delharty Manson II discussing common sense strategies for building lasting relationships in the Indian Ocean to counter China.

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States