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East Asia Program Intern

The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft is a leading think tank that challenges the longstanding U.

Quincy Institute

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Salary: 36k-36k USD

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The Quincy Institute has an opening for a research intern for its East Asia Program. The intern will assist in researching issues related to U.S. foreign policy toward East Asia, contribute to products such as policy research, rapid reaction analysis, and op-ed writing, and participate in congressional outreach, communications, and tracking of political developments.

Requirements

  • Enrolled in (or have recently completed) an undergraduate or graduate program in political science, international relations, or regional studies
  • Demonstrate academic coursework or professional experience relating to East Asian security and foreign policy issues
  • Strong writing and research skills
  • Proficient in basic technical skills, including Microsoft Office Suite and Google Suite applications
  • Familiarity with data analysis and visualization applications (Tableau, etc.) is a plus
  • Advanced proficiency in Chinese is preferred

Benefits

  • Opportunity to engage in career exploration and professional development
  • Meaningful and practical work experience in the theory and practice of realism and restraint in U.S. foreign policy

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The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft is a leading think tank that challenges the longstanding U.S. foreign policy orientation towards militarism and endless war. Our customers face the challenge of an increasingly complex international landscape where military solutions have often resulted in instability and conflict. This is why we advocate for a transformation in the approach to U.S. foreign relations, emphasizing military restraint and diplomacy.

We exist not just to critique existing policies but to actively promote ideas that redirect U.S. policy towards a more peaceful engagement with global partners. Our research highlights the dangers of an overly militarized former strategy and presents alternatives that prioritize dialogue and cooperation over conflict. By mobilizing a network of policy experts and academics, we aim to increase our influence on lawmakers and grassroots organizations alike, contributing to a healthier and more constructive debate around national security issues.

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