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68 69 THALES GROUP INTERNAL THALES GROUP INTERNAL ChathamHouse (Royal Institute of International Affairs) 10 St James’s Square SW1Y 4LE London UNITED KINGDOM Phone: +44 (0)20 7957 5700 http://www.chathamhouse.org CLIMATE, ENERGY, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, INTERNATIONAL LAWAND SECURITY Founded in 1926 after the Paris Conference of 1919, The Chatham Institute is an international affairs think tank. It originated from creation of the British Institute of International Affairs on the British side (1920) and the Council of Foreign Relations on the American side. Today the Chatham House produces research on criti- cal global, regional and country-specific challenges and opportunities. It focuses on promoting international affairs and current issues, particularly on international security, energy and environment, economics and international law. The Chatham House has an important influence on world politics given its tight relations with key world policymakers, experts and stakeholders. • The World Today: magazine publsiehd by the Chatham House analysing and commenting current world topics (Last: August & September 2019) • The Journal of Cyber policy: A unique place for scholars and practitioners to address emerging cyber- policy challenges Last publications: • “Tectonic Politics: Global Political Risk in an Age of Transformation”, Dr. Nigel Gould-Davies, Book, Chatham House, May 2019 • “The Geopolitical Implications of Future Oil Demand”, Professor Paul Stevens, Research Paper, Chatham House, August 2019 • “Artificial Intelligence Prediction and Counterterrorism”, Kathleen McKendrick (British Army Officer, For- mer Visiting Research), Research Paper, Chatham House, August 2019 Library: C urates our specialist collection of books, periodicals and electronic resources covering internatio- nal relations, and international aspects of economics, security and resources governance • Research programmes and departments: Energy, Environment and Resources ; Centre on Global Health Security ; Global Economy and Finance Department ; International Law Programme ; Internatio- nal Security Department Focus on regions: Africa Programme ; Asia-Pacific Programme ; Europe Programme ; Middle East and Nor- th Africa Programme ; Russia and Eurasia Programme ; US and the Americas Programme Queen Elizabeth II Academy for Leadership in International Affairs: founded by the Chatham House to develop a new generation of leaders capable of crafting innovative responses to the most pressing challen- ges facing their countries and regions. Broadcasting medias: • International Affairs: leading journal published by the CBI focusing on international affairs combined to contemporary world politics, housed by the Chatham House (Last: Volume 95, Nb 4, July 2019. • Revenues: £16,58 in 2018 • Expenses: £16,8M in 2018 • Funding: 27% from private foundations, 8% UK government departments, 8% other governments and organisations, 15% Corporates, 12% Corporate membership, 6% Individual membership, 9% events and conferences Thales is a corporate member. Executives: • Director: Robin NIBLETT. Former Vice President and COO of the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) • Research Director for International Security: Patricia LEWIS (Former Deputy Director and Scientist-in-Re- sidence at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the former Monterey Institute of International Stu- dies; Director of the UN Institute for Disarmament Research; and Director of the Verification Research, Training and Information Centre in London). • Research Director Risks, Ethics and Resilience and Head, Africa Programme: Alex VINES (Former di- rector for Regional Studies and International Security, and director for Area Studies and International Law). • Deputy Director: Adam WARD (Former director of studies of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS)). Council: • Chairman: Jim O’NEILL (Former member of the government, is also the creator of the acronym “BRIC”) • Deputy Chairman: Sir Simon FRASER (He previously served as Permanent Secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and Head of the UK Diplomatic Service from August 2010 to July 2015) Patron: Queen ELIZABETH II • President: John MAYOR. Former Prime Minister of the UK, Leader of the Opposition, Leader of the Conservative Party, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs • President: Eliza MANNINGHAM-BULLER. Former Director-General of the UK Security Services (MI5) • President: Alistair DARLING. Former member of parliament from 1987 until 2015. Resources Comments Governance Thales Ranking 22 nd GGTTI Ranking 3 rd Worldwide non US / 4 th Foreign Policy and International Affairs Theresa May, July 2019 Structure & Activités STRATEGIC INFLUENCE HANDBOOK - EUROPE INDEX