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Authors & Contributors
I’m Nicholas Britzolakis Murphy, founder and editor of GeoPrism, and a UK based writer with a background in Law and Politics from the University of Liverpool. My main areas of interest are international law and foreign policy, with a special interest in the Balkan countries, Eastern Mediterranean region and the Middle East.
My name is Eve Cullum, I graduated from the University of Liverpool with a Masters in International Relations in 2025. My main areas of interest are women’s rights and migration.
Venuka Joseph is an Accounting & Finance student at Leeds Trinity University with a keen interest in geopolitics and international relations. His academic work sits at the intersection of financial structures and macroeconomic analysis.
Dr. Vikas Bhardwaj is a scholar of international political economy, holding a Ph.D. and M.Phil. from the Centre for Russian and Central Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi. His work focuses on economic statecraft, sanctions, energy geopolitics, and global economic governance. He has worked as a researcher with numerous institutions, including the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), contributing to multiple policy evaluation projects commissioned by Government of India ministries. Bhardwaj holds nine academic degrees and has published in international peer-reviewed journals on the Russian economy, geopolitical conflict, and shifting global power dynamics.
Luigi Capoani is an economist, researcher, and lecturer in International Economics at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. He earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Salerno through an international research pathway developed in collaboration with the University of Birmingham. He also served as university lecturer in Monetary Economics and Financial Policy at the University of Trieste. He is the founder and president of the European Youth Think Tank (EYTT), an independent non-profit organization promoting interdisciplinary research, innovation, and international scientific cooperation.
Paola Emilia Castelli is an Analyst at the European Youth Think Tank (EYTT), where she contributes to research and policy analysis on European affairs, international politics, and public policy. She is also a journalist for The Journal ASP, where her work concentrates on geopolitics. Her research interests include European integration, energy and climate policy, social inequalities, and international governance, with a particular focus on the political and socioeconomic challenges facing contemporary Europe.
Marc Naigeon is a published author and independent analyst whose research and writing explore the intersection of international relations, democratic governance and contemporary geopolitical transformations. He graduated with honours from Sciences Po Paris, worked as a journalist on the international economics desk of the French national daily Le Figaro, and taught economic history in France’s prestigious preparatory classes for admission to the country’s leading business schools. He is the co-author of four history textbooks published by Presses Universitaires de France.
Lydia Tze is an analyst at Hong Kong Industrial Gas specialising in industrial gas logistics. She holds a BSc Politics & International Relations degree from the University of Exeter.
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