Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Stimson Center
Andrew Hyde is a Senior Fellow at the Strategic Foresight Hub at the Stimson Center. His focus is on UN Peacekeeping, UN financing, multilateral diplomacy, as well as transatlantic relations. He is also a professor at George Washington University, teaching political science. During Andrew's 30-year diplomatic career he worked extensively on multilateral issues at the global and regional levels. He served as the interim NATO Deputy Senior Civilian Representative in Kabul. He also led a team at State that provided a regional focus to U.S. multilateral engagement, especially at the United Nations. He started his professional career as a staffer in the U.S. Congress. He earned a Master’s degree from National Defense University and a BA from Dickinson College and studied at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and the London School of Economics.
Vision Statement: Working with and around the United Nations was a major pillar of my diplomatic career. UNA-NCA plays a unique and vital role in telling the UN story to critical stakeholders in Washington and supporting the UN’s engagement with U.S. foreign policy practitioners and thinkers. The organization also provides a critical opportunity for those who care about the United Nations and other multilateral organizations to connect with each other and amplify their collective enthusiasm. I will work to leverage my experience and outlook in support of UNA’s goals and work.
