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Articles by Dana Schirwon
Feminist Foreign Policy
At the end of June, Mongolia hosted a Female Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, bringing together several countries including Germany to discuss feminist foreign policy. Besides providing a people-centred approach to global crises such as climate and food security, FFP can serve geopolitical interests, provide access to the international arena and lead to more equal partnerships.
Climate and Environmental Security in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Please note the online version of this report doesn't contain footnotes. To view the footnotes, please download the PDF version here.
Iran Is no Litmus Test for Germany’s Feminist Foreign Policy
Four months ago, Jina Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman, died in Tehran at the hands of Iran’s so-called religious police. Her death triggered protests—led largely by women—which quickly spread across society and continue to this day. And Germany’s response? To talk about itself—to ask why the government has failed to support the protestors despite supposedly developing guidelines for a feminist foreign policy (FFP), and, in fact, already pursuing one.
Junge DGAP Fellowship - Call for Applications 2022
With new ideas and a breath of fresh air, we want to start a new round of the Fellowships program! At a glance Duration: 6 months, from October 1, 2022, to March 31, 2023 Number of Fellows: up to 4 Location: Berlin and online Language: German and English Application deadline: August 15, 2022 Payment and scope of work: 450€/month; 8 hrs./week Young DGAP Founded in 2008, the Young DGAP offers programs tailored to young foreign policy professionals with innovative event formats.
Migration in the Context of Climate Foreign Policy
Kernpunkte The scientific evidence on the link between climate impacts and migration has increased considerably in recent years, but development and foreign policy measures are lagging behind the state of knowledge. German foreign climate policy should increasingly focus on severe climate impacts and act with foresight. This results in pressure to act, create safe and regular migration routes, and enable local adaptation.
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