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đŸ‡©đŸ‡Ž Postdoc @AWConsortium @KissingerCenter @SAISHopkins | PhD @Harvard_History | Former Ernest May Fellow @BelferCenter @Kennedy_School | 1970s Energy Crisis

Joined February 2010
I am extremely grateful, humbled, and honored to have been awarded the @MunSecConf John McCain Dissertation Award for my doctoral work on the 1970s Energy Crisis!
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🎉 Congratulations to Marino Auffant for his outstanding dissertation at @Harvard_History on the transformation of the world order during the 1970s due to the First Oil Shock. @mauffant will receive the McCain award at #MSC2023 during a special ceremony.
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Honored to join the @MissionGrey Guild as a founding member — a global network of thinkers and strategists working at the frontier of technology, energy, supply chain, and geopolitical risk. Grateful to @lauritahtinen, @Virkki5, and the Guild team for their warm welcome.
DR. MARINO AUFFANT JOINS THE MISSION GREY GUILD We are proud to welcome Dr. Marino Auffant (@mauffant) as a founding member of the Mission Grey Guild—a global network of elite thinkers, strategists, and intelligence professionals working at the frontier of technology, energy, and geopolitics. Marino Auffant, a Dominican historian and strategist with a PhD from @Harvard University, brings a rare combination of intellectual depth, global experience, and real-world impact. His upcoming book, Petroshock, explores how the 1970s oil crisis reshaped the architecture of global finance, energy systems, and power politics—insights that resonate deeply with the Guild's mission. As the founder of Auffant Global Advisory, Marino advises clients on energy security, nearshoring, and geopolitical risk management. His background includes fellowships at Harvard’s @BelferCenter, Notre Dame’s International Security Center, and the Kissinger Center at Johns Hopkins SAIS. His strategic insight has supported governments and multilateral institutions across North America, Europe, and Latin America. “Marino exemplifies what the Mission Grey Guild stands for,” says the Guildmaster Pekka Virkki (@Virkki5). “His unique blend of historical insight and forward-looking strategy—combined with a deep understanding of energy, finance, and diplomacy—makes him an invaluable asset to our global network.” “We look for professionals who not only understand today’s complexity but can shape tomorrow’s resilience. Marino Auffant does exactly that,” Virkki added. By joining the Mission Grey Guild, Marino steps into an AI-native platform where human intelligence and machine intelligence meet to build smarter decisions and strategic clarity in an uncertain world. Please join us in celebrating this exciting new chapter! 🔗 missiongrey.com/
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DR. MARINO AUFFANT JOINS THE MISSION GREY GUILD We are proud to welcome Dr. Marino Auffant (@mauffant) as a founding member of the Mission Grey Guild—a global network of elite thinkers, strategists, and intelligence professionals working at the frontier of technology, energy, and geopolitics. Marino Auffant, a Dominican historian and strategist with a PhD from @Harvard University, brings a rare combination of intellectual depth, global experience, and real-world impact. His upcoming book, Petroshock, explores how the 1970s oil crisis reshaped the architecture of global finance, energy systems, and power politics—insights that resonate deeply with the Guild's mission. As the founder of Auffant Global Advisory, Marino advises clients on energy security, nearshoring, and geopolitical risk management. His background includes fellowships at Harvard’s @BelferCenter, Notre Dame’s International Security Center, and the Kissinger Center at Johns Hopkins SAIS. His strategic insight has supported governments and multilateral institutions across North America, Europe, and Latin America. “Marino exemplifies what the Mission Grey Guild stands for,” says the Guildmaster Pekka Virkki (@Virkki5). “His unique blend of historical insight and forward-looking strategy—combined with a deep understanding of energy, finance, and diplomacy—makes him an invaluable asset to our global network.” “We look for professionals who not only understand today’s complexity but can shape tomorrow’s resilience. Marino Auffant does exactly that,” Virkki added. By joining the Mission Grey Guild, Marino steps into an AI-native platform where human intelligence and machine intelligence meet to build smarter decisions and strategic clarity in an uncertain world. Please join us in celebrating this exciting new chapter! 🔗 missiongrey.com/
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The Trump administration is poised to renew focus on the Western Hemisphere. In doing so, the US must seek sustainable, long-term economic agreements, joint security measures for the 21st century, and cultural exchanges to strengthen hemispheric relations: hoover.org/research/america-

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The US neglects Latin America and the Caribbean at its peril. Heeding George Shultz’s advice that “foreign policy starts in your own neighborhood,” the US needs a proactive policy for regional engagement. It’s time to put the Americas First. My latest: hoover.org/research/americas

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đŸ‡©đŸ‡Ž Mark your calendar! Monday, January 29 at 3:00 pm ET -- a conversation with Minister VĂ­ctor BisonĂł on the Dominican Republic's vision to attract foreign investment and propel economic growth. Don't miss out! Register now — atlanticcouncil.org/event/in

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This looks like a really exciting opportunity to rethink the history of the 1970s energy crisis together (paging @JuliaKMead @Stephen83802580 @trishkahle @mauffant @JafariPeyman @DudleyMarianna @GaraviniG @emilybbrownell and all interested others)
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My deep and heartfelt gratitude goes to @Harvard_History for awarding me the Gross Dissertation Prize, and especially to my academic advisor @erezmanela for his long-standing mentoring, wise guidance, and always thoughtful advice!
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Congratulations to Marino Auffant for being awarded @Harvard_History's 2023 Harold K. Gross Dissertation Prize! @mauffant's dissertation is entitled “Globalizing Oil, Unleashing Capital: An International History of the 1970s Crisis.” history.fas.harvard.edu/news

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It was a great honor to review @David_M_Wight's brilliant book Oil Money for @HNet_Humanities! It uniquely shows how #petrodollars remade US-Middle East relations in the 1970s, with profound repercussions to this day.
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Congratulations @JosephALedford on your amazing work, I know you will thrive at @HooverInst
Going to California: I'm headed to Stanford. In September, I'll join the @HooverInst as a Hoover Fellow. I'm especially grateful for the support of the @AWConsortium and @KissingerCenter, where I've had the good fortune of residing this year alongside such brilliant colleagues.
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I want to express again all my gratitude to the @MunSecConf, @McCainInstitute, @cindymccain, @SenSchumer, @LindseyGrahamSC, @MSCheusgen, @ischinger, @Siemens_Energy, #ProfAndrewMoravscik, and the John McCain Award's Jury for this unforgettable and wonderful honor at #MSC2023!
Great moment at #MSC2023 when ⁊@cindymccain⁩ awarded McCain prize to @marinoauffant of ⁊⁊@GoDomRep⁩ with ⁊@SenSchumer⁩ ⁊@LindseyGrahamSC⁩ #ProfAndrewMoravchik
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And I would also like to add some very special thanks to @GoDomRep Foreign Minister @RobalsdqAlvarez , Ambassador @josesingerw, and Ambassador @caraballofco for their fantastic company, support, and encouragement throughout the conference!
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Thank you so much to you @stephofmann, to the entire jury of the John McCain award, and to the @MunSecConf for this fantastic prize. I am deeply honored, and I am excited to continue elucidating the long-lasting impact of the 1970s Energy Crisis on today's global challenges!
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Also a major shoutout to all the energy historians who guided me and advised me with my research, including David Painter, @David_M_Wight, @vrsmcfarland, Nathan Citino, @abshlimon @DrJSarkar @ducbas @CRWDietrich @jdhamblin & @MichaelDeGroot1
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And many thanks to all my academic friends and colleagues, including @DanielChardell @JosephALedford @ghgolub @andpgibson @seanmcase @NathanGrau1 @vivienlchang @andrewehrhardt @Raph_O_L @Augusta_Caesar @kavurzio @wc_quinn @ga_thomps and of course my most beloved @marielledeblois
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