Thomas Bryja
Thomas Bryja is a program coordinator and research assistant for the Project on Prosperity and Development at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. In this role, he supports the program’s research agenda, business development, and administrative management. His analytical focus is on leveraging non-military power to advance the interests of the United States abroad and, in particular, to confront China’s growing global influence. Previously, Thomas worked for the U.S. Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, the Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago, and Goldberg Kohn Ltd. He holds a BA with majors in political science and history from the University of Chicago, and he is pursuing a master's degree in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown’s Walsh School of Foreign Service.
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Moldova’s Energy Future
Report by Daniel F. Runde, Leah Kieff, and Thomas Bryja — October 11, 2024
Strengthening Moldova’s Cyber Landscape
Critical Questions by Daniel F. Runde, Leah Kieff, and Thomas Bryja — October 8, 2024
Moldova’s Gas Futures
Podcast Episode by Daniel F. Runde, Leah Kieff, and Thomas Bryja — September 10, 2024
Moldova’s Gas Futures
Critical Questions by Daniel F. Runde, Leah Kieff, and Thomas Bryja — September 9, 2024
Safeguarding Subsea Cables: Protecting Cyber Infrastructure amid Great Power Competition
Report by Daniel F. Runde, Erin L. Murphy, and Thomas Bryja — August 16, 2024
The Future of Assistance for Afghanistan: A Dilemma
Report by Daniel F. Runde, Annie Pforzheimer, Thomas Bryja, and Caroline Smutny — June 13, 2024
Moldova’s Fate Is Tied to Ukraine’s: Now Is the Time for the West to “Go Big” on Moldova
Report by Daniel F. Runde and Thomas Bryja — June 10, 2024
Mind the Darién Gap, Migration Bottleneck of the Americas
Report by Daniel F. Runde and Thomas Bryja — May 16, 2024
The Role of AGOA in Accelerating Africa’s Digital Transformation
Report by Daniel F. Runde and Thomas Bryja — November 7, 2023
The Waterfall’s Shadow in the Mekong Region
Brief by Benjamin Jensen, Daniel F. Runde, and Thomas Bryja — September 29, 2023