Political-economy scholar and former political and security-risk analyst at S&P Global with a decade of experience in the public and private sectors, mapping armed-group threats and security force vulnerabilities (including corruption and human rights violations) to advise governments and large investors on business-operating risks. Ex–Army intelligence officer, skilled in producing tailored, structured, and evidence-based reports on Iraq under tight deadlines.
Former second lieutenant (analyst)
Former senior analyst at S&P Global in political and security risk
My name is Dr. Eva Renon. I am an associate lecturer in Political Economy at UCL. For five years, I was a senior analyst in political and security risk at S&P Global. I specialised on the risk posed by non-state armed groups and armed forces (including arbitrary detention) to citizens and foreign companies’ staff. I have produced political influence maps, risk forecast maps and details reports that have been requested by The Economist and foreign embassies. For four years I was second lieutenant in the Army in quality of intelligence analyst, during which I produced diverse reports on the political and security situation in Iraq, including mapping governmental and non-governmental militias armed and political activities.
I have completed the University of London Refugee Law Initiative Expert Witness training with Dr. Victorie Knox in June 2025.
My publications are not public, but some are available upon request.
Russian (working proficiency)