The Implications for Human Rights in the Digital Age
As society relies more and more on digital technologies, there are growing implications for human rights and individuals' fundamental freedoms—both positive and negative.
Sep 3, 2021 Encompass
Fiona Quimbre
Analyst
Cambridge Office
Education
M.A. in international relations, Sciences Po Bordeaux; M.A. in China studies, Peking University; Dual B.Sc.Econ. in politics, Cardiff University & Sciences Po Bordeaux
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Fiona Quimbre is a defence and security analyst at RAND Europe. Her work focuses on helping decisionmakers navigate an uncertain strategic and threat environment, prepare for possible futures and mitigate risks to societies and humanity. In particular, her research topics centre on futures foresight, Chinese foreign policy, cybersecurity, defence innovation, and the impact of emerging technologies.
During her time at RAND, she has delivered a number of cybersecurity, emerging technologies, and futures projects to a range of European defence and security actors including the European Commission, the European Defence Agency, EC DG HOME, the UK Ministry of Defence, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the Estonian Ministry of the Interior.
Prior to joining RAND, she interned at the French Ministry of Defence. She holds first-class degrees with an M.A. in China studies and international relations from Peking University, an M.A. in international relations from Sciences Po Bordeaux and a dual B.Sc.Econ. in political science from Sciences Po Bordeaux and Cardiff University. Quimbre is a Yenching Scholar.
