Nona Mamulashvili is a geopolitical analyst and former Member of Parliament from Georgia specializing in institutional resilience, security architecture, and the governance implications of emerging technologies.

Her professional background spans government, diplomacy, and multinational leadership roles across the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe. As a Member of Parliament, she served on the Foreign Affairs Committee and worked on regional security, democratic governance, and international policy alignment.

Nona’s research and writing focus on how small democracies adapt to geopolitical pressure, technological disruption, and structural vulnerability. Her work has been published by the Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr Center, Emerging Europe, the Middle East Institute, and The Washington Post.

Participant in: March 2024 Fellowship: Climate Change, Gender, and Conflict