Kristina Lozinskaya
Junior Fellow at the Center for China Analysis @Asia Society
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WORK HISTORY
Junior Fellow at the Center for China Analysis @Asia Society
Washington, DC, US
EDUCATION
Charles University
Philosophy, Business
Schwarzman Scholars
Master of Management Science, Global Affairs
Tsinghua University
Master of Management Science, Global Affairs
Washington and Lee University
Bachelor of Arts, Politics and Economics double major, Chinese minor
Gymnasium No. 16
High School Diploma
University of Oxford
Pacific Area/Pacific Rim Studies, International Political Economy
Southeast University
Chinese Language and Literature
East China Normal University
Chinese Language and Literature
ABOUT KRISTINA LOZINSKAYA
Kristina Lozinskaya is an international relations scholar focused on the dynamics of the U.S-Russia-China triad within the context of great power competition. As a Schwarzman Scholar at Tsinghua University, she conducted research on arms control, nuclear nonproliferation, and emerging technology competition between the U.S. and China, explored in detail in her Master’s thesis on “Assessing Strategic Reassurance in Current U.S-China Relations.” Her professional experiences include conducting geopolitical risk analysis for Control Risks, managing international exchange programs for Eurasia Foundation, and leading resettlement efforts for Ukrainian refugees in the U.S. Kristina speaks English, Chinese, Russian, Belarusian, and comprehends Ukrainian. She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Politics and Economics with a minor in Chinese from Washington and Lee University.
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