
Henry Ziemer is a research associate with the Americas Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), where he supports the program’s research agenda and coordinates event planning and outreach. He previously served as an intern for the Americas Program. His research interests include transnational organized crime and human rights and security in Central America. Mr. Ziemer holds a BA in global affairs and history from Yale University.
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A Western Hemisphere Minerals Strategy for the Energy Transition
Commentary by Christopher Hernandez-Roy Nate Laske and Henry Ziemer — November 16, 2023
Paper Tiger or Pacing Threat?
Report by Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer — October 19, 2023
The Only Threat of Violence in Venezuela’s Opposition Primaries Comes from the Regime
Commentary by Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer — October 17, 2023
Managing Geopolitical Risk in Mexico’s ICT Sector
Report by Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer — October 5, 2023
For North American Energy Security, Go Local: Examining the Role of Natural Gas and Mexico’s Energy Sector
Brief by Ryan C. Berg Emiliano Polo and Henry Ziemer — August 24, 2023
A Specter Haunting Latin American Mining? Not So Fast
Commentary by Lauri Tähtinen and Henry Ziemer — August 9, 2023
After AMLO: The Economic, Security, and Political Outlook for Mexico in 2024
Report by Ryan C. Berg Sara Fattori and Henry Ziemer — July 18, 2023
The Energy Imperative for Southern Mexico
Commentary by Ryan C. Berg Emiliano Polo and Henry Ziemer — July 7, 2023
Constraining States of Exception
Commentary by Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer — June 8, 2023
Can North America Become a Semiconductor Powerhouse?
Critical Questions by Ryan C. Berg Christopher Hernandez-Roy Juliana Rubio Rubi Bledsoe and Henry Ziemer — May 23, 2023