Ranka Kyriakidou Vuckovic holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in International Relations with a minor in Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Reconstruction from Western University. Currently pursuing a Masters in Global Economic Governance and Public Affairs at LUISS Guido Carli in Rome, her research specializes in global wealth inequality, statelessness, forced displacement, and international security. As a Junior Research Fellow for the NATO Association of Canada writing with the Society, Culture, and Security program, she looks forward to analyzing the critical intersections of structural governance, geopolitical instability, and human security. Her work aims to unpack how institutional frameworks and shifting global orders impact marginalized and stateless populations.
For millions of people, displacement poses a threat not due to war or persecution, but because the land beneath their feet is disappearing, crops can no longer grow, or floods return year after year. A 2020 report by ActionAid and Climate Action Network South Asia estimates that climate-related disasters could displace nearly 63 million people Read More…
