Dwight Lindquist

Dwight Lindquist earned his MA in International Studies from the Johns Hopkins University and has studied extensively at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center in China. Dwight is fluent in English and Mandarin, previously earning a Certificate from the East China Normal University in Shanghai.

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Cobalt Mining in the DRC: Outlook and Implications

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) holds vast reserves of mineral wealth. These resources...

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The Effects of Argentinian Shale Production on Agriculture and Public Health

In the past two decades, countries around the world have begun to exploit shale reserves of oil and...

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Uncertain Future for Mexico’s State Oil Company

By Dwight Lindquist Global Risk Intel
Jul 29, 2019

The release of slowing GDP growth data for the first quarter of 2019 has added to the sense of uncertainty surrounding Mexico’s economy, particularly in the energy sector...

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Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea: Risk and Response

By Dwight Lindquist Global Risk Intel
Jul 22, 2019

Historically, hotspots for ocean-based piracy have centered on areas such as Somalia or the waters around Indonesia, but these locations have become much safer in recent years. The waters around...

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China’s Economy Slows in the Second Quarter of 2019

By Dwight Lindquist Global Risk Intel
Jul 17, 2019

On July 15, 2019, China’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released GDP growth data of 6.2% year on year for the second quarter of 2019, down from 6.4% for the first quarter. China has not posted growth data that low since...

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The Chennai Water Crisis: Severity and Implications

By Dwight Lindquist Global Risk Intel
Jul 15, 2019

The city of Chennai in the southeastern Indian state of Tamil Nadu is facing a severe water crisis that has been growing steadily more severe for years. The city of over 10 million inhabitants follows...

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US Adds Chinese Firms to Entity List Amid Rising Tensions

By Dwight Lindquist Global Risk Intel
Jul 5, 2019

Developments at the United States Commerce Department underscore the expansion of the current US-China dispute regarding advanced technology fields. The Commerce Department has prohibited US firms from doing business with...

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Dwight Lindquist

Reports ByDwight Lindquist

Cobalt Mining in the DRC: Outlook and Implications

The Effects of Argentinian Shale Production on Agriculture and Public Health

Insights & Trending Themes ByDwight Lindquist

Uncertain Future for Mexico’s State Oil Company

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Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea: Risk and Response

China’s Economy Slows in the Second Quarter of 2019

The Chennai Water Crisis: Severity and Implications

US Adds Chinese Firms to Entity List Amid Rising Tensions