Asha Rangappa
Former FBI counterintelligence agent; senior lecturer at Yale's Jackson School; legal and national security analyst.
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- Asha Rangappa is an American lawyer, legal scholar and former FBI special agent.
- She worked counterintelligence in the FBI's New York Division, was associate dean of admissions at Yale Law School, and is now a senior lecturer at Yale's Jackson School of Global Affairs, teaching Russian intelligence and information warfare and national security law.
- She has been a legal and national security analyst for CNN and ABC News, is an editor at Just Security, and writes the Substack The Freedom Academy.
Key facts
- Current role
- Senior Lecturer, Yale University's Jackson School of Global Affairs2
- Born
- 15 November 1974, Baltimore, Maryland1
- Education
- AB cum laude, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs (1996); Fulbright scholar in Bogotá; JD, Yale Law School (2000)1
- FBI
- Special agent in the New York Division, specialising in counterintelligence; trained at Quantico from 2001, left in 20051
- Yale Law School
- Associate dean of admissions, after the FBI2
- Media
- Legal and national security analyst for CNN and ABC News; board of editors, Just Security2
- Book
- Uncompromised: Activating Your Moral Compass in an Age of Complicity (Bloomsbury, forthcoming)2
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