Amr Mohamed Ibrahim Amer is a political researcher, He studied political science and international relations at Assiut University, Egypt (International Relations and International Security). Amr also joined of the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) at AUC in Cairo, to study political systems and civil-military relations. He is currently studying public international law and international organizations at the Faculty of Law at Assiut University in Egypt

Amr worked an assistant researcher in foreign policy affairs when he was a fellow of AUC, and his research focused on European-American relations, and studies of war and terrorism. His graduate research also focused on the impact of public policy-making processes on the political system, and the problems of democracy and democratization. Amr worked for 5 years as a research associate in international research centers, and as a policy analyst at specialized international sites. His writings focused on issues of democracy, foreign affairs, and national security.

In addition, Amr worked in non-profit organizations, and participated as a lecturer in public policies in political development projects at the American University in Cairo (AUC), Cairo University, Assiut University, and others.
He is also interested in studying the Japanese language, and studying Japanese culture and history.

Research interests:
International relations, international security, public international law, conflict, democracy and democratization, civil-military relations, human rights, political systems, and political theories