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Xenia Dormandy

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US foreign policy
America's role in the world
Geopolitics in South Asia (India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal)
US policy towards South Asia

The Next Chapter: President Obama's Second-Term Foreign Policy (Editor), Programme Report, January 2013
Prepared for Future Threats? US Defence Partnerships in the Asia-Pacific Region, Programme Report, June 2012
'A Republican in the White House would turn up the heat on China', South China Morning Post, May 2012
'Reversing Pakistan’s Descent: Empowering its Middle Class', The Washington Quarterly, 35:2 pp. 157-173, Spring 2012
'Defence Policy: The Changing Debate', The World Today, June 2011
'US Attitudes Towards South Asian Regionalism' in, Does South Asia Exist? Prospects for Regional Integration, Shorenstein APARC Stanford, 2010
'India: America's Indispensible Ally', Christian Science Monitor, 11 March 2009
'Is India, Or Will it Be, A Responsible International Stakeholder?', The Washington Quarterly, 30:3 pp. 117-130, Summer 2007
'Afghanistan's Proxy War', The Boston Globe, 16 February 2007
'How Much Will India Endure?', The Washington Post, 12 July 2006

2009 - 2011	Executive Director, PeaceNexus Foundation
2005 - 2009	Executive Director for Research, Director for the Project on India and South Asia, Member of the Board, Harvard's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
2004 - 2005	Director for South Asia, US National Security Council
2001 - 2004	Foreign Affairs Officer in the Bureau of South Asia and the Bureau of Nonproliferation, US State Department. Office of the Vice President, Office of Homeland Security
1999 - 2001	Masters in Public Policy, Harvard's Kennedy School
1997 - 1999	Program Officer, Direct Relief International
1995 - 1997	Consultant, The Kalchas Group
1992 - 1995	BA, Oxford University

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