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Landen Satterfield

Research Intern

Landen Satterfield is a Research Intern with the Council on International Law, Order, and Security, where he supports background research and policy analysis on Southeast Europe and the Balkans.


He is based in Skopje, completing a U.S. Department of State–sponsored academic exchange programme focused on global studies, comparative education, and language acquisition. He is fluent in Spanish and conversational in Macedonian.


His interests center on international affairs, law, and security policy.

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Publications

OPINION

EU Enlargement as Security Policy: The Case of North Macedonia

Why an accession stalled over identity and history has become a test of Western credibility

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