Staff

Adam Hug

Policy Director

Adam Hug joined the Foreign Policy Centre as Policy Director in June 2008. He oversees the FPC's work on the EU, the former Soviet Union and the Middle East. His personal research focus is on the promotion of human rights, political and institutional reform in the Caucasus & Central Asia, Turkey, Israel/Palestine and Iran. He also explores both the role of the EU in promoting reform in these areas and Britain's relationship with Europe.

Before joining the FPC, Adam was Policy and Campaigns Manager at the Fostering Network. His previous roles include working as a consultant specialising in EU consumer issues and supporting Israeli and Palestinian trade unions and civil society groups. He has an MSc in Development Studies with special reference to Central Asia from SOAS and an MA(Hons) in Geography from the University of Edinburgh.

Email: adam.hug[at]fpc.org.uk

FPC Articles

• John Bull's Britain: Paddling towards European isolation
• Should Britain be spearheading a campaign to reform the UN?
• Getting Britain's Pro-Europeans off the Floor and Fighting Back
• Ensuring Armenia meets its commitment to European values
• Kazakhstan at a Crossroads: Kazakhstan and the world
• Full and Equal?
• Kazakhstan at a Crossroads: Governance, Corruption & International Investment
• Joining the club
• Kazakhstan at a Crossroads: Human Rights and Democracy
• The Foreign Policy Centre Submission for the United Nations Universal Periodic Review: Iran
• Keeping Georgia on Europe's mind
• Time to put Europe back on the map
• When the dust settles in Gaza
• Obama faces the toughest challenges since FDR
• Turkey, Europe's future
• Sarkozy stumbles as the EU tries to find a way forward after Ireland

FPC Publications

• Spotlight on Azerbaijan
• Single Market, Equal Rights? UK perspectives on EU employment and social law
• The new British politics and Europe: Conflict or cooperation?
• Kazakhstan at a Crossroads
• Spotlight on Armenia
• Full and Equal Citizens? How to deliver equality for Israel's Arab community
• Iran Human Rights Review: Religion
• Reconnecting the European Parliament and its people
• Spotlight on Georgia
• Turkey in Europe: The economic case for Turkish membership of the European Union