Adjunct Junior Fellow
Expertise: Energy Security, Climate Change, Defense Policy, Middle East and North Africa studies
Theodore, a native of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, graduated from Dickinson College in 2012 with a double major in Political Science and International Studies. He focused on international relations, conflict and resolution, and American foreign policy in the Middle East.
Theodore spent a semester studying Arabic and regional politics in Amman, Jordan in 2011. He served as an editorial assistant to a former Jordanian ambassador who was writing a series of articles on the Arab-Israeli conflict and Jordanian foreign policy. Prior to this, he interned at the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training at the Foreign Service Institute.
Selected works:
The United States is Losing the Race for Fusion Power
Fact Sheet: International Progress On Fusion Energy—How American Leadership is Slipping
Blog: China and Russia Conclude Significant Energy Agreements
Blog: In Texas, Renewable Energy Production is Thriving
Blog: Lockheed Martin Outlines Plans for Nuclear Fusion Reactor
Blog: Can the Smart Grid Solve America’s Forthcoming Electricity Problem?
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