Alex Hopkins is a Research Associate with the Global Governance program at the Stimson Center. His primary research areas for the program include UN peacekeeping and Congressional engagement on transnational security challenges.
As part of Stimson’s “Powering Peace” project, he is focused on mapping the UN’s use of energy in the field to better understand the potential effects of a shift to renewable energy.
Prior to joining Stimson, Alex was a Legislative Analyst at Williams & Jensen, PLLC focusing on energy and international affairs. He also previously interned with Stimson’s Protecting Civilians in Conflict program. He holds an M.A. in International Affairs with a concentration in conflict resolution from The George Washington University, and a B.A. in International Relations from The College of Wooster.
