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Adam Freeman
Adam Freeman, MA (Hons), MA, is Assistant Editor of Ethics & International Affairs.

 
     
 
Adam Freeman
Adam Freeman, MA (Hons), MA, is Assistant Editor of Ethics & International Affairs. He graduated with honors from the universities of St Andrews and Chicago, where his focus was International Relations (IR). He is interested in IR theory, especially puzzles relating to international norms, institutions, and "society." His current research draws on psychological and constructivist theories to explore questions of affiliation and issue-adoption within intergovernmental organizations.

He was previously Research Associate at the China-Britain Business Council in London, and has interned at The Express, The Guardian, and The Times newspapers.

 
 

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