Rate My Professor Brian Fonseca

Fonseca’s expertise centers on U.S. and Latin American governance, national security, foreign policy, cybersecurity, with specific interests in Venezuela, China, Russia, Iran, and public policy responses to COVID-19. He is a Cybersecurity Policy Fellow and International Security Fellow at New America and chairs the Americas Linkage Committee of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. His media analyses appear locally, nationally, and internationally; he is the on-air political analyst for WSVN-Fox News in South Florida and has testified before the U.S. Congress in 2019 and 2021. Notable publications include Culture and National Security in the Americas (Lexington Books, 2017, co-edited with Eduardo A. Gamarra), Democracy and Security in Latin America (Routledge, 2021, with Orlando J. Pérez and Gabriel Marcella), and The New US Security Agenda: Trends and Emerging Threats (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, with Jonathan D. Rosen). Additional contributions encompass book chapters on cyber competition in the Western Hemisphere (2022), Cuba’s political dynamics (2022, 2018), and cultural influences on national security in Peru and Haiti (2017).