Hannah Kelley
Research Assistant, Technology and National Security Program
Research Areas
Hannah Kelley is a Research Assistant for the Technology and National Security Program at CNAS. Her work focuses on global semiconductor competition, U.S. national technology strategy, and responsible use of emerging technologies pursuant to international cooperation.
Before joining CNAS, Kelley interned with the International Trade Administration at the U.S. Department of Commerce (Atlanta), supporting southeastern export compliance and conducting market research. She then interned with the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations, following Security Council meetings and developing reports for the Vatican’s central offices in Rome. While there, Kelley focused on nuclear nonproliferation, data challenges in autonomous weapons systems, and information and communications technology in U.N. peacekeeping missions.
Kelley received both her master of international policy and her bachelor of arts in international affairs from the University of Georgia.
Recent Publications & News
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Reboot: Framework for a New American Industrial Policy
Reports
By Martijn Rasser, Megan Lamberth, Hannah Kelley & Ryan Johnson
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Where the U.S. Chips Fall: Fault Lines and Big Breaks in the Global Semiconductor Industry
Commentary
By Hannah Kelley
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When the Chips Are Down
Reports
By Becca Wasser, Martijn Rasser & Hannah Kelley
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Bipartisanship on Chinese tech hits a snag
In The News
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