Patricia DeGennaro

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Patricia "Tricia" DeGennaro is an adjunct professor at New York University's Department of Politics and a Senior Fellow at the World Policy Institute.^[1]

Education[]

DeGennaro holds an MPA in International Security and Conflict Resolution, from Harvard University, and an MBA in International Trade and Finance, from George Washington University.^[2]

Career[]

DeGennaro has been a regular columnist for the Huffington Post^[3] and an expert source for CNN, CNN International, BBC News, Al Jazeera,^[4] PBS's Worldfocus,^[5] PressTv's Hearts & Minds, Laura Flanders,^[6] Lorna Owens,^[7] and NPR's Leonard Lopate.

She specializes in the Middle East, the Balkans, Afghanistan, and South Asia. She speaks Albanian, Arabic, Dari, and Italian.^[1]

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