Luthfi Dhofier is a public policy specialist and researcher based in Vancouver, Canada. His work focuses on geopolitics, international relations, economic and public policy, and human security, with particular expertise in Canada’s engagement with Southeast Asia.
Research and Public Engagement
His research and commentary connect geopolitical developments with the lives and decisions of people, communities and institutions. Recurring themes include climate change and human rights, international cooperation, democratic governance, trade and economic policy, and the role of Southeast Asia in global affairs.
He is the co-author of Understanding Human Security and Climate Change (Edward Elgar, 2024) and the sole editor of The Human Rights of Climate Change (Palgrave Macmillan, 2026). His articles and commentary have explored Canada’s international relationships, climate security, housing policy and global governance.
Background
Dhofier holds a Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He has worked on policy for federal and provincial governments in Canada and has contributed to public discussions, international forums and research collaborations.
His work brings together policy experience, research, and public engagement to examine the practical consequences of international developments for institutions, economies, and communities.
Connect
For speaking or moderation invitations, research collaboration, or public policy career consultations, including job application and interview preparation, visit Professional Engagements. For his published work, explore Publications and Books.
Articles and commentary published on this website reflect the author’s personal views and do not represent those of any employer or affiliated organization.