Women in Foreign Policy making

Wednesday 8 Mar 2023, 13:00 → 14:00 Europe/London

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This event sheds light on the unit level of analysis within the foreign policy framework and more specifically on the role of women in foreign policy making. The understanding of foreign policy within war zones and contexts of struggle bears particular interest for the scholarship as it requires a more on the ground approach of the challenges that are intertwined with the decision-making process. Thus, the FPWG celebrates International Women’s Day and invites Mrs Ahmed, President of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, with the aim to comprehend foreign policy through the aspect of the actor and more importantly her own experiences in non-traditional forms of policymaking. The event will also offer valuable insights into the current political situation in the region.

 

Guest Speaker:

Îlham Ahmed (President of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria) 

 

Discussant: 

Dr Natalie Martin (The University of Nottingham) 

 

Coordinator:

Dr Charountaki Marianna Senior Lecturer in International Politics (University of Lincoln)