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camille.barloviclafenetre@cidd.ca
Camille Lafenetre is a Geopolitical Analyst at CIDD, where she examines international security, military dynamics, and the evolving nature of conflict across global fronts. She holds a Master’s degree in International Commerce from Seoul National University, focusing on business and financial strategy, and a BSc in Political Science (Honours) from the University of Montreal, with a concentration in security and military affairs.
Driven by a fascination with the mechanics of conflict, peace, and regional stability, Camille studies how military, technological, and policy developments shape global power structures. Her work is informed by a careful, analytical approach and a deep curiosity about the forces that guide international relations, with particular expertise in East and Southeast Asia.
Beyond research and writing, Camille is an aspiring author with a passion for languages, cultural exploration, sports, and astronomy, bringing curiosity, insight, and a global perspective to everything she pursues.
Any opinions expressed in articles sourced from external authors and publications do not necessarily reflect the views of CIDD, but are shared to foster diverse perspectives and informed discussions on issues related to protecting democracy.
Any opinions expressed in articles sourced from external authors and publications do not necessarily reflect the views of CIDD, but are shared to foster diverse perspectives and informed discussions on issues related to protecting democracy.
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