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Think outside the box

Jeremy’s career has included different paths - from journalism to sales, from foreign policy to the arts - and he writes and is interviewed about a wide range of topics. Below are some recent articles (on Sell Like a Spy and foreign policy), podcast interviews, and videos.

Foreign Policy Articles

The Hill — The true price of Hamas’s hostage endgame

A look at the hostage situation in Gaza from the perspective of security consultants who respond to kidnapping cases. Co-authored with a former chief hostage negotiator for the FBI.

Click here for more of Jeremy's writing in The Hill.

Business Law Magazine — Keeping companies safe in an increasingly dangerous world

A round-up of international challenges facing companies in 2024 and some thoughts on how to mitigate those risks.

Washington Examiner — China is no longer feigning a 'peaceful rise'

For years China told that world that its rapid development was a threat to no one. Recent developments - including a ballooning military budget, and newly aggressive diplomats - have shown that is no longer the case (if it ever really was). The case of the covert Chinese police station in NY’s Chinatown is just the latest example of how emboldened the country has become.

Click here for more of Jeremy's writing in Washington Examiner.

Bloomberg — On Electric Cars and Infrastructure

A look at legislative approaches on electric cars to help address climate change.

USA today — Wet Markets and the origination of covid

At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic Jeremy revisited research from his time in China to address the wet market theory. More recently he explored the lab leak theory in USA Today (that column is behind a paywall, please email him for a PDF version).

Joseph Rainey Center — China and stock market fraud

A case of outrageous Chinese fraud and stock market manipulation and a legislative fix to address it.

Forbes — The value of high quality background investigations

Why cutting corners on reputational due diligence is a bad idea.

Thrillist — How to avoid travel scams

Real world anecdotes from the world of travel scammers.

Videos

Other publishing credits

  • The Australian

  • The South China Morning Post (Hong Kong)

  • The Prague Post

  • The Far Eastern Economic Review

  • The Business Times (Singapore)

  • The Japan Times

  • Mlada Fronta Dnes (Czech Republic)

  • The Korea Herald

  • Het Financieele Dagblad (Holland)