I successfully defended my PhD yesterday!
Grateful to my examiners @ToniHaastrup and @LindaHoganTCD for an insightful & engaging discussion. I love the feedback I got, & felt encouraged about my work!
Thanks always to my ever-supportive supervisor @GillianWylie7!
#PhDone 🥹
📌In their most aspirational form, FFPs represent an avenue for multilateral transformation.
But to achieve this aspiration, FFP-interested states should meaningfully engage w/debates about the implementation of FFP.
📝@evyncp outlines these debates:
https://t.co/TMdJY102Fu
Had a brilliant time presenting some of my PhD findings at @AfterWords2024! 🌼
Thanks to the talented team @elenavalli42 and @BianchiniGine24 for organising, and sparking interesting discussions on violence and trauma in the humanities.
@TLRHub@TrinityRTPS
It's going to be an exciting week! 👩💻 I'll be preparing to present at @AfterWords2024 on portrayals of women in foreign policy statements and 'Epistemic Violence'!
Do make sure you register, I'm sure it's going to be filled with incredible discussions 🙂
Only five days until AfterWords! We hope to see many of you there. Don't forget to register:
IN PERSON: https://t.co/RFYWdtM6Lw
ONLINE: https://t.co/tHucrqBUA2
Our PhD student @NehaTetali discusses how postcolonial feminism presents alternative ways of framing Feminist Foreign Policies in an article for @ipinstGO@ipinst.
https://t.co/HnSGeM7FWq