Anders Reagan
Anders Reagan
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Founding Director, IGP | Lead AI Consultant at University of Oxford | Peace, Human Rights & Responsible AI
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
I'm the founding director of the Institute for Global Peacecraft (IGP), an independent think tank accredited with ECOSOC Special Consultative Status, where I lead research and applied initiatives at the intersection of political science, cognitive science, and philosophy of mind to advance foundational theory and impact frameworks in international peacebuilding. My work spans peer-reviewed research, UN Written Statements to the Human Rights Council, and consultation for organisations including the International Peace Bureau and the Alliance for Peacebuilding.
At the University of Oxford, I serve as an AI Consultant specialising in Operations, Innovation, and Results-based Management, teaching leadership, faculty, and staff how to use generative AI responsibly. I've designed and delivered AI Executive Education for senior leadership, led the redesign of the AI Competency Centre workflow, and developed over 25 specialised AI trainings upskilling more than 3,000 participants, researchers, and students. I'm also a Research Member of Common Room at Kellogg College, where I contribute to interdisciplinary AI research and deliver applied thought leadership lectures.
I also run an AI Consultancy delivering specialised academic AI trainings globally, with clients including NASDAQ and the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) at the Stockholm School of Economics.
I hold master's degrees in International Peace Studies (UPEACE) and Human Rights (Uppsala University), and bachelor's degrees in International Relations and Theoretical Philosophy (Stockholm University). My published work includes a peer-reviewed article in the Peace and Conflict Studies Journal and a co-authored SIPRI Topical Backgrounder on the Triple Nexus that has been formally adopted by the OECD DAC.
If you're working at the edges of peace research, human rights, institutional design, or responsible AI, I'd love to connect.
At the University of Oxford, I serve as an AI Consultant specialising in Operations, Innovation, and Results-based Management, teaching leadership, faculty, and staff how to use generative AI responsibly. I've designed and delivered AI Executive Education for senior leadership, led the redesign of the AI Competency Centre workflow, and developed over 25 specialised AI trainings upskilling more than 3,000 participants, researchers, and students. I'm also a Research Member of Common Room at Kellogg College, where I contribute to interdisciplinary AI research and deliver applied thought leadership lectures.
I also run an AI Consultancy delivering specialised academic AI trainings globally, with clients including NASDAQ and the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) at the Stockholm School of Economics.
I hold master's degrees in International Peace Studies (UPEACE) and Human Rights (Uppsala University), and bachelor's degrees in International Relations and Theoretical Philosophy (Stockholm University). My published work includes a peer-reviewed article in the Peace and Conflict Studies Journal and a co-authored SIPRI Topical Backgrounder on the Triple Nexus that has been formally adopted by the OECD DAC.
If you're working at the edges of peace research, human rights, institutional design, or responsible AI, I'd love to connect.
