Sasha Havlicek

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British-French communications specialist and founding CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue

Sasha Havlicek
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Nationality British-French
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Occupation Communications specialist; NGO executive
Known for Founding CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue
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Education London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
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Sasha Havlicek is the founding CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), a London-based think tank and advocacy organisation focused on counter-extremism, disinformation, integration, and European foreign policy. She is responsible for the strategic development of the organisation, spearheading a combination of government policy advisory work, research and operational programmes in the fields of integration, counter-extremism and European foreign policy.[1] Havlicek is a regular commentator in the media (CNN, BBC, Channel 4 News and other networks) and has been described as a leading voice in efforts to counter online radicalisation and disinformation campaigns.[2]

Critics argue that ISD's work, under Havlicek's leadership, has disproportionately focused on alleged 'Islamist extremism' while maintaining a pro-Zionist regime alignment in its commentary on Middle East conflicts and online narratives, contributing to securitised framings of Muslim communities that have been critiqued as Islamophobic in anti-racist scholarship.[3]

Education

Havlicek studied at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) from 1993 to 1998.[2]

Career

As of January 2020 (and continuing into 2026):

Affiliations

Editorial Advisory Board membership

Havlicek serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of CoJiT (Combating Jihadist Terrorism and Extremism), a think tank led by Ian Maxwell that focuses on research and education about jihadist terrorism and extremism.[4]

See also

Institute for Strategic Dialogue European Council on Foreign Relations Women without Borders


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Notes

  1. Institute for Strategic Dialogue, Sasha Havlicek Institute for Strategic Dialogue, accessed 13 February 2026.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 LinkedIn, Sasha Havlicek LinkedIn, accessed 13 February 2026.
  3. Miller v University of Bristol [2024] EAT 0005, Employment Appeal Tribunal, 2024.
  4. CoJiT, Our Editorial Advisory Board CoJiT, accessed 13 February 2026.