Feminist Foreign Policy in Crisis Settings
EU Feminist Foreign Policy on Syria: How a holistic perspective can inform EU policymaking on Syria
After ten years of war in Syria, a political solution to the conflict, responding to needs and rights of all Syrians, seems out of reach. The conflict has disproportionally affected women and marginalized groups, while their role in conflict resolution has been sidelined. The EU’s current approach does not offer ways out of the political impasse. The study applies feminist foreign policy as an analytical framework which takes the realities of peace and conflict into account, and places gender equality, women’s and human rights at the heart. Read the full study here.
This policy paper was written for and published by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
Security Sector Reform and Post-War Reconstruction
Citizen-Centred Security Sector Reform
Towards Citizen-Oriented SSR: A Needs Assessment with Syrians in Germany
Any security sector reform process should follow security needs assessments. Understanding the perceptions and necessities of citizens for feeling safe and secure, particularly in post-conflict environments, has an impact on the effectiveness and sustainability of security sector reform interventions. This policy brief presents the results of a security needs assessment with the Syrian diaspora in Germany. Read full article here.
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