Nick researches and teaches in the areas of international relations and international security at the University of York. His particular…
Anahita Parsa
Policy Fellow
Nuclear Diplomacy | Nuclear Disarmament | Global Nuclear Order
Policy Fellow
Nuclear Diplomacy | Nuclear Disarmament | Global Nuclear Order
Anahita Parsa is a Policy Fellow working on the Inclusive International Security programme. She also currently serves as the Clerk to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Global Security and Non-Proliferation. Previously, she was Programme Manager at the Middle East Treaty Organization, working on the establishment of a Weapons of Mass Destruction Free Zone in the Middle East. Anahita was involved with the United Nations’ UN75 initiative, coordinating and speaking at conferences on intercultural and intergenerational dialogues specifically related to peacebuilding, gender and disarmament. She was also Advocacy Manager of SCRAP Weapons.
Anahita focuses on nuclear diplomacy, disarmament, and the global nuclear order, with regional expertise on the Middle East. She is interested in the application of futures and foresight methods, and also exploring intersectional approaches (e.g. gender, decolonial thought) to practices of peacebuilding and diplomacy, and their implications for nuclear policymaking.
She has an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy, from the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy at SOAS, University of London, having previously completed her BA in Politics and International Relations at SOAS.
Languages: English, Farsi/Persian, Spanish
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