Ariadna Pop

Ariadna Pop holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Columbia University, New York, and is currently working as a diplomat for the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs. The views and opinions expressed in this post are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the Swiss Government.

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Gender inequality, armed conflict and climate change: why militaries can and should map compounded risk

September 29, 2022 15 mins read Analysis / Climate change, conflict and humanitarian action / Gender / Gender and conflict / Humanitarian Action / New Technologies Jody M. Prescott, Robin Lovell & Team Sandhurst

In areas marked by gender inequality, women and girls are particularly at risk of the ...

Why militaries need a theory of gender’s operational relevance

July 7, 2022 10 mins read Gender and conflict / Humanitarian Action / Law and Conflict Jody M. Prescott

The uptake of gender considerations into military missions across the world has largely been uneven ...

Autonomous weapon systems: A threat to human dignity?

April 10, 2018 13 mins read Autonomous Weapons / Law and Conflict / New Technologies / Weapons Ariadna Pop

In the opening scene of Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk, six British soldiers, looking for food and ...