People

Frederik Florenz

Research Topic:

Threat or Distraction? The strategic role of crime control in U.S. military interventions in the 21st century
AFFILIATION
International Relations Network
College
Wolfson College
Course
DPhil International Relations
supervisor

Frederik is a final year DPhil student in International Relations. His research focusses on the strategic role of crime control and anti-corruption efforts in US military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq. Besides his interest in US foreign policy he also maintains a larger interest in international security politics, Russian politics, and compliance. He is a research assistant for the Global Security Programme at Pembroke College.

Prior to his studies in Oxford, Frederik obtained a MSc in Global Crime, Justice, and Security from the University of Edinburgh. Besides his studies he enjoys the occasional chess game and playing music (clarinet, guitar, piano).