Misha Glenny.

Misha Glenny is a broadcaster, journalist and Rector of the Institute of Human Science in Vienna.

Misha made his name as the BBC's Central Europe Correspondent, covering the 1989 revolutions and the wars in the former Yugoslavia. An expert in geopolitics, cybersecurity, and global history, he brings decades of frontline reporting experience to his analysis of complex international issues. As Rector of the Institute of Human Sciences in Vienna, Misha oversees research and fellowship programs spanning digital humanism, geopolitics, and world history. A regular contributor on television and radio, he received a Sony Gold Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting and BT's Information Security Journalist of the Year award.

Misha's bestselling books Dark Market: How Hackers Became the New Mafia (2012) and McMafia: Seriously Organised Crime (2009) were both shortlisted for several prizes and have established him as a leading voice on organised crime and the digital underworld. He is also an International Emmy winner for his work as Executive Producer and Script Consultant on the BBC and AMC's television drama adaptation of McMafia. His podcast series How to Invent a Country is available on BBC iPlayer and all major podcast apps, continuing his exploration of how nations, identities, and power structures are formed and transformed.

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