Bradley Jardine

Manages the Oxus Society's research portfolio and is a Fellow at the Wilson Center's Kissinger Institute on China and the United States. His journalism background includes roles as Moscow Times editor and Caucasus correspondent for Eurasianet, covering Armenia's Velvet Revolution. He holds dual master's degrees in Russian and Eurasian Studies and Baltic Sea Region Studies from the University of Glasgow, plus an MMS in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University. His research examines surveillance technology proliferation in Central Asia and China's expanding security role in former Soviet territories. He authored the Kennan Institute monograph Great Wall of Steel: China's Strategy to Secure Central and South Asia. His byline appears in the Washington Post, Guardian, Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, BBC, CNN, New York Times, Atlantic, and TIME.