Fook Nederveen is a senior analyst at RAND Europe in the defence, security and justice research group. He has delivered a wide range of interdisciplinary studies for the EU institutions and the Dutch government, centred on national security and organised crime.

Recent projects include studies on transnational organised crime, preventing and countering violent extremism, crisis management and preparedness, and societal and cyber resilience. He has extensive experience in designing, coordinating and conducting large‑scale reviews and consultations, evaluations, impact assessments, foresight studies and risk assessments. His work has helped policymakers make better-informed decisions about policy design, evaluation and implementation, and has guided risk assessment and resilience approaches adopted by public authorities.

Prior to joining RAND, Nederveen was a trainee policy advisor with a Member of the European Parliament, focusing on home affairs and fundamental rights issues. He holds a B.Sc. in human geography and planning from Utrecht University and an M.A. in geopolitics, territory, and security from King’s College London.