Felix Felix Brender Brender 王哲謙

Project Associate @Lse Ideas

Dusseldorf, DE
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2023 — Present

Project Associate @Lse Ideas

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LSEIDEASChina ForesightChina Dialogues

EDUCATION

2020

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, International Relations and Affairs

2013 — 2014

University of Leeds

PGDip Conference Interpreting and Translation Studies

2017 — 2018

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

MSc, International Relations

2012 — 2013

SOAS University of London

MA Social Anthropology with Vietnamese

2008 — 2009

China University of Political Science and Law

Auditing: Chinese and International Law

2009 — 2012

University of London

BA Southeast Asian Studies & Sinology

SKILLS

GermanLocalizationForeign LanguagesIntercultural CommunicationMultilingualMandarinModern HebrewTranslationFrenchInterpretingTechnical TranslationLinguisticsConference InterpretingChineseSpanishPoliticsItalian

ABOUT FELIX FELIX BRENDER BRENDER 王哲謙

Because drama is only fun in films: I focus on clarity, trust, and security.If you’re navigating complexity — shifting dynamics, layered audiences, high-stakes decisions — I help you communicate so you’re understood. Across languages, cultures, and political contexts, I work with you to craft messages that resonate, align stakeholders, and hold up under pressure.My work is grounded in facts. Whether I’m shaping communications, mapping stakeholders, or stress-testing a narrative, I draw on structured analysis, open-source research, and deep regional context across Greater China, Europe, and East Africa. No spin, just actionable clarity.I’m a university-trained conference interpreter with experience in environments where words carry real consequences, from multilateral diplomacy to corporate strategy. That frontline exposure taught me what gets lost in translation, and what makes a message land.I build on that foundation to support strategic communication in challenging environments, especially where history, power, and perception collide.My PhD examined how Chinese actors navigate legitimacy and security in South Sudan, based on fieldwork in high-risk contexts. My wider research covers identity, transitional justice, and peacebuilding, with particular attention to East Africa, Taiwan, and China.From UN floors to fieldwork in Juba to classrooms at LSE, Sciences Po, and Heidelberg, I’ve learned that real understanding takes more than intuition. It takes context, curiosity, and rigour.If you’re working in a sensitive or high-noise environment and need calm, evidence-led communication, feel free to message me.

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