Christina Hammond

Senior Geopolitical Risk Analyst

M.A., International Relations, Georgetown University

15+ years experience

Christina Hammond is a Senior Geopolitical Risk Analyst at the Global Insight Group, where he leverages 15 years of extensive experience to provide incisive commentary on global affairs. His academic foundation includes a Master of Arts in International Relations from Georgetown University, with a specialization in quantitative analysis. Christina's professional journey began at the Horizon Institute for Strategic Studies, where he quickly rose to become a lead analyst, advising governmental and non-governmental bodies on complex geopolitical landscapes. His core expertise centers on predictive modeling for emerging market stability, political transitions, and the socio-economic impacts of regional conflicts. Christina's professional philosophy emphasizes data-driven analysis combined with a deep understanding of historical contexts and cultural nuances. He believes that true expert analysis requires moving beyond surface-level events to uncover underlying drivers and potential trajectories. Readers can expect his articles to offer meticulously researched insights, challenging conventional wisdom, and providing actionable perspectives on the forces shaping our world, often incorporating his signature early indicator frameworks. He is the co-author of the influential book, "The Unseen Tides: Forecasting Global Instability."

Articles by Christina Hammond

Expert Analysis

Infographics: 65% Better Retention in 2026

In an increasingly complex information environment, the strategic deployment of infographics to aid comprehension has become indispensable for effective communication. We’ve seen a dramatic shift…

Christina Hammond · · 6 min read
Expert Analysis

Tech Ignorance: Your 2026 Career Risk?

Opinion: The incessant hum of innovation means that understanding the latest in science and technology news isn’t just for specialists anymore; it’s a fundamental requirement…

Christina Hammond · · 7 min read