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Mark Joyce

Position: Americas Fellow

Mark Joyce is Senior Analyst with Stirling Assynt, a consultancy specialising in country and terrorism risk analysis and strategic business intelligence. He is a former Head of RUSI's Transatlantic Programme and still contributes regularly to the Institute's publications focusing on Latin American politics, defence and security issues. He has lived in Central and South America and travels regularly to the region.

He has written for publications including the Financial Times, the International Herald Tribune, Jane’s Intelligence Review and Foreign Report and the Oxford Analytica Daily Brief . He has provided commentary for the BBC, CNN, CNBC and Sky News. His publications and reports for RUSI include Transformation of Military Operations on the Cusps (2006, with United States Department of Defense); Science and Technology for a Transforming Alliance, (2005, with the Richard Lounsbery Foundation, Washington DC) and Reforming NATO Force Generation, (2005, with NATO and UK MoD).

He holds an MPhil in International Relations from Oxford University.

RUSI articles and analysis by this author

Political tensions escalate with Honduras coup 30 Jun 2009
The military coup taking place in Honduras on 28 June illustrates an enduring climate of political unrest. President Manuel Zelaya’s call for a referendum to allow him to stand for a second term of presidency have caused widespread outrage, resulting in his detention to halt the proceedings. As the coup creates chaos for the country, social tensions are heightened, but there may be some advantages for the Honduran President.

Obama, Bush and US policy in Latin America 7 Nov 2008
The position Barack Obama will inherit in Latin America is stronger than is often claimed. Making real progress in the region, however, will prove difficult for the President-elect.

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