Our global network of researchers spans every continent and brings together over 50 contributors working across four geographical divisions: Europe; the Americas & Oceania; Asia; and Africa. This structure helps us stay grounded in regional realities while collaborating across borders on shared questions that require international perspective.

Our researchers come from more than 15 leading universities worldwide, including McGill University, Sciences Po, the University of Toronto, UCL, King’s College London, and Georgetown University. This academic diversity strengthens our work by combining different disciplines, research traditions, and methodological approaches, ensuring our analysis is both rigorous and wide-ranging.

Our mentor network includes politicians, prominent lawyers, professors, diplomats, and experts from NGOs, international institutions, and governments. Their guidance helps sharpen our policy thinking, improve the clarity and relevance of our writing, and connect research to real decision-making environments, so our work remains practical, credible, and impact-oriented.