
Rubi Bledsoe is a program coordinator with the Americas Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Prior to joining CSIS, she was a cyber fellow and a national security fellow with the Strauss Center for International Security and Law at the University of Texas at Austin. Her research interests include great power competition and the use of mis-, dis-, and mal-information by non-state actors. Rubi earned a BA in international and global studies from Middlebury College and an MA in global policy studies from the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs.
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Tracking Transatlantic Drug Flows: Cocaine's Path from South America Across the Caribbean to Europe
Digital Report by Christopher Hernandez-Roy and Rubi Bledsoe — September 19, 2023
Divergent Approaches to Development: Taiwan vs. China in Latin America & the Caribbean
Digital Report by Ryan C. Berg and Rubi Bledsoe — August 31, 2023
Ensuring Information Integrity in Electoral Processes in the Americas
Commentary by Christopher Hernandez-Roy Rubi Bledsoe and Gabriela Marma-Gutierrez — July 28, 2023
Building Barriers and Bridges: The Need for International Cooperation to Counter the Caribbean-Europe Drug Trade
Report by Christopher Hernandez-Roy and Rubi Bledsoe — July 14, 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
Are Petro and Biden Syncing? Key Takeaways from the Bilateral Meeting
Critical Questions by Ryan C. Berg Christopher Hernandez-Roy Juliana Rubio Rubi Bledsoe and Henry Ziemer — April 26, 2023
Democracy Dies under Mano Dura: Anti-crime Strategies in the Northern Triangle
Report by Christopher Hernandez-Roy and Rubi Bledsoe — April 12, 2023
A Hesitant Hemisphere: How Latin America Has Been Shaped by the War in Ukraine
Commentary by Ryan C. Berg Christopher Hernandez-Roy Juliana Rubio Rubi Bledsoe and Henry Ziemer — February 27, 2023