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Abraham L. Newman is a Professor at Georgetown University's Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service and Director of the BMW Center for German and European Studies. His research examines how economic interdependence and globalization reshape international politics, with a focus on privacy, security, and transatlantic relations.
- Education: BA in International Relations from Stanford University; MA and PhD in Political Science from University of California, Berkeley.
- Key Roles: Director of BMW Center for German and European Studies, Professor in Government Departments.
His research interests span economic interdependence, globalization's political impact, digital privacy regulations, and transatlantic policy conflicts. Notable works include Underground Empire (2023), analyzing US economic statecraft, and Of Privacy and Power (2019), exploring EU-US privacy-security tensions. His scholarship appears in journals like International Organization and Nature.
No specific scientific awards listed, but his work has garnered significant academic attention. He has advised on global governance issues and contributed to policy discussions on digital privacy and financial regulation.
Directs the BMW Center, focusing on German and European studies, and oversees interdisciplinary research initiatives. Engaged in grants related to transatlantic relations and global governance frameworks.
