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ISSN 2703-9889
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Asle Toje (b. 1974) is the Deputy Leader of the Norwegian Nobel Committee which is responsible for the Nobel Peace Prize. He is a scholar and an author who has lived and worked in Germany, France, Belgium, England, and the United States. He was educated at the Universities of Oslo and Tromsø and received his PhD from Cambridge University. He speaks English and Norwegian and dabbles in German and Spanish.
Shane Alexander Caldwell is the founder and editor of Circus Bazaar Magazine. He is the owner of The Circus Bazaar Company, a small multinational media and publishing firm. He works as a writer, film producer, and hosts The Big Tent Podcast. His work focuses on politics, culture, and how power is exercised through ideas and language.
David Crouch is a freelance journalist, lecturer and media consultant in Gothenburg, Sweden. He spent the 1990s in Russia and in 2004 covered the Orange Revolution in Ukraine for various newspapers.
Andrea is a designer, technologist & recovering architect, who is interested in how we interact with machines.
Matthew Ford is an academic currently focusing on war and the data-saturated battlefields of the 21st century. His lastest book – Radical War (Hurst & Co, London and Oxford University Press, New York 2022) – with Professor Andrew Hoskins from Glasgow University traces war’s data trajectories, from the epicentres of battle out to distant parts of the world, into history, memory and as it is memed into the platforms that mediate digital culture.
Philip Mirowski is Koch Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, Univ. of Notre Dame, and author of many books, including Science-Mart (2011) and with Eddie Nik Khah, The Knowledge we have Lost in Information (2017).
Michael Soussan is a widely published international analyst, author, and filmmaker. Visit his official website: <a href="https://www.michaelsoussan.com/">michaelsoussan.com</a>
Mark Daniel is an online historian of the Sweet Science and a lifelong practitioner of the art of Pugilism. For those not in the know – that's boxing! His scribbling can be found at "Mad about boxing" on the following social media channels.
Matthew Blackburn is a researcher who focuses on identity politics and nationalism in Europe and Eurasia. He has published extensively in academic journals and is working on a book that explores political legitimacy and national identity in Putin-era Russia.
Zac Rogers is an academic from Adelaide, South Australia. His research combines a traditional grounding in national security, intelligence, and defence with emerging fields of social cybersecurity, digital anthropology, and democratic resilience, working closely with industry and government partners across multiple projects. Parasitoid is his first book.
Michael Damiani is a Research Associate at the Institute for Asian Crime and Security (IACS). He previously served as a Research and Executive Officer in the policy section of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade at the Australian Embassy in Copenhagen. Beyond his work in the Nordics, Michael has led and supported a variety of international projects across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. He holds a particular interest in the intersection of geopolitics and security.

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