Alana Moceri

Who Is Alana Moceri?

Alana Moceri is a dynamic international analyst and communicator who has earned a strong reputation for breaking down complex international trends and events into core causes and practical impacts. Through her work, she helps audiences understand the why, the how, the what, and what’s next in the global context. Her main areas of expertise include politics and communication in the U.S., the European Union, and Spain. Passionate about what makes democracies work effectively, Alana regularly analyzes public diplomacy, global governance, political campaigns, public opinion, and grassroots activism. She has contributed to outlets such as The Huffington Post, El Español, El País, and EsGlobal, and has appeared on TV and radio programs like Sky News, El Debate de TVE, and TEDx. She currently teaches at Universidad Europea de Madrid.

What is her Background?

Alana Moceri has built a strong career in both academia and practical experience. She is a professor of international relations at the IE School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs and has co-authored several books on politics and communication. Her focus on the real-world impact of international developments comes from her hands-on experience in political campaigns and non-profit organizations, including her work on Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. She also founded the Madrid chapter of Democrats Abroad and currently serves on the board of directors of THRibune and the UCLA Alumni Association in Spain. Alana has been a prominent voice at international events and media outlets such as BBC, Sky News, and Deutsche Welle, providing insightful analysis on political and communication issues.