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Official Opening
Official Opening
Address by the Hosts of the event: Brigadier General Dr. Metodi Hadji Janev & Dr. Vedada Barakovic
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A Politics of Ambiguity of Gender and Security
A Politics of Ambiguity of Gender and Security
Dr. Robin May Schott, Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) (Denmark)
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Integrating the Gender Component in Security and Defense Structures: Challenges, Best Practices and Lessons Learnt
Integrating the Gender Component in Security and Defense Structures: Challenges, Best Practices and Lessons Learnt
Dr. Ankica Tomic, Participant Representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Special Adviser on Gender and Equality, MARRI RC Skopje and Former Head of Department for International Cooperation, Ministry of Security (BiH).
7 events,
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Gender, Women, War and Peace
Gender, Women, War and Peace
Dr. Nina Wilén is Director for the Africa Programme at the Egmont Institute for International Relations and Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science at the Lund University.
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Women and Participation in Terrorist Activities: Trends and Facts
Women and Participation in Terrorist Activities: Trends and Facts
Dr. Carola García-Calvo, Elcano Royal Institute (Spain)
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Profiles of Women joining Terrorist Groups: Psycho-Social Aspects, Roles and Motivations
Profiles of Women joining Terrorist Groups: Psycho-Social Aspects, Roles and Motivations
Dr. Anne Speckhard, Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Georgetown University School of Medicine; Director, International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism (ICSVE) (USA)
6 events,
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Gender Perspectives of the Process of Radicalization in Western Balkans
Gender Perspectives of the Process of Radicalization in Western Balkans
Dr. Dijana Gupta, University of Mostar and Atlantic Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH)
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Building Institutional Resilience: Case Study of Albania CVE’s Programs
Building Institutional Resilience: Case Study of Albania CVE’s Programs
Ms. Lejdi Dervishi, Director of The Coordination Center for Countering Violent Extremism (The CVE Center) (Albania)
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Women, gender and violent extremism: The relevance of a gendered perspective in countering and preventing violent extremism
Women, gender and violent extremism: The relevance of a gendered perspective in countering and preventing violent extremism
Ms. Seran de Leede, Associate Fellow for the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT)- The Hague (Netherlands)
5 events,
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Building Counter-Narratives: Gender Approach in Enhancing Strategic Communications
Building Counter-Narratives: Gender Approach in Enhancing Strategic Communications
Dr. Vedada Barakovic, Professor, University of Tuzla (BiH)
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Education and Community Engagement of Women in Function of CVE: Overview of the Best Practices and Solutions
Education and Community Engagement of Women in Function of CVE: Overview of the Best Practices and Solutions
Ms. Elvira Hadzibegovic Bubanja, Forum MNE (Montenegro)
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Socio-Economic Vulnerabilities and their Impact upon Radicalization of Women in Western Balkans
Socio-Economic Vulnerabilities and their Impact upon Radicalization of Women in Western Balkans
Dr. Angelos Kaskanis, Project Manager, Tactics Institute for Security and Counter-Terrorism (UK)
5 events,
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The roles of women in Greek Urban Warfare compared to the experiences of women in Jihadi terrorism, as experienced in Syria and Iraq
The roles of women in Greek Urban Warfare compared to the experiences of women in Jihadi terrorism, as experienced in Syria and Iraq
Chief Master Seargent Kathrine Kiourtsidou, Secretary General of the Gender Equality Office of the Greek Federation of Military Personnel, and Chief Master Seargent Georgia Kosmaoglu, Director of the said Office (Greece)
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Lessons learned from Central Asia: Women as Agents of Political Violence in the Islamic State
Lessons learned from Central Asia: Women as Agents of Political Violence in the Islamic State
Dr. Ilya Roubanis and Dr. Tatiana Droznina, TACTICS Institute (UK)