Andrew Novo

Andrew Novo serves as an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University's Center for Security Studies. His research examines historical and contemporary dimensions of international security, with specific expertise in American foreign policy, Eastern Mediterranean affairs, and strategic theory.

Novo's scholarship analyzes nationalist movements, alliance politics, and historical case studies—including works on Thucydides' relevance to modern strategy and Cyprus' decolonization struggles. His publications blend historical depth with policy insights on transatlantic security challenges.

As an adjunct faculty member teaching specialized graduate courses, Novo contributes to Georgetown's security studies curriculum while maintaining professional engagements beyond academia. His language capabilities include French, Greek, and Italian.