Ingvild Bode

Ingvild Bode is a lecturer in international relations at the University of Kent in Britain. From 2013 to 2015, she was a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science postdoctoral fellow with joint affiliation at United Nations University and the University of Tokyo. Her research agenda covers peace and security, particularly the potential influence of individuals on processes of policy change at the UN and changing state practices toward the use of force. Bold holds a Ph.D. in political science and international relations from the University of Tubingen, Germany.

TOPIC: WOMEN

Where Are the Female Leaders at the UN? Gender Bias Persists

August 28, 2017

by Ingvild Bode

The exhibition “HERStory: A Celebration of Leading Women in the United Nations” was held at the Unesco headquarters in Paris this summer, after it made its debut in New York last year. Designed to showcase the contributions of female leaders throughout the UN’s history, it featured such high-profile personalities as Margaret Anstee, the first …

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Personalities Can’t Be Ignored in Candidacies for UN Secretary-General

August 16, 2016

by Ingvild Bode

What personal qualities are needed to become a successful United Nations secretary-general? The 2016 campaign to select a new leader features many novelties in the UN’s history: an official list of candidates, public job interviews by the General Assembly and informal panel debates in London and New York. Civil society coalitions and the current …

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Ingvild Bode

Where Are the Female Leaders at the UN? Gender Bias Persists

Personalities Can’t Be Ignored in Candidacies for UN Secretary-General

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