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Ramesh Sepehrrad

Ramesh Sepehrrad

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Dr. Sepehrrad is a scholar practitioner from School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution (SCAR) at George Mason University, and has focused her research and field work on Iranian affairs as it relates to human rights, gender equality and U.S. policy. From 1992-2006, Dr. Sepehrrad served as conference director, moderator and panelist at various academic institutions, congressional seminars and United Nations events in North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America. In March 1997, she moderated a ground-breaking conference, "Women Against Fundamentalism," at George Mason University. She has written several articles and papers which have been published in The Brown Journal World Affairs, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, Women e-news, United Press International, Feminist Voice, Global Politician, and American Chronicle. On multiple occasions, she has appeared on DC metro area television and radio news broadcasts including ABC 7, NBC 4, WUSA 9 and WTOP radio. In addition to her executive experience in technology and corporate America, Dr. Sepehrrad also has led non-profit entities and served on multiple advisory boards in the United States. She has been Adjunct Faculty at George Mason University since 2006 teaching courses on Global Conflict Analysis and Gender.



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Examines selected topics relating to analysis or resolution of conflict. Topics vary but may include historical...
Covers conflict at macro level, introducing theories of international and global violence and conflict, drawing from...
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July 22, 2010
This study seeks to investigate to what extent international human rights advocates and conflict resolvers are skilled and equipped to deal with situations such as the state-run gender violence which has led to a protracted conflict in a country like Iran. This...
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November 1, 2013
In Iraq, the buck stops with the Prime Minister, Nouri Al-Maliki, more so than any other country. He is the Commander
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September 23, 2013
During his presidential campaign Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, brazenly boasted how skillfully he had
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September 13 2013
It is hard to characterize the United States' relations with Iraq in recent years. More often than not, Washington
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September 16, 2011
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (UPI) -- On Aug. 26, hundreds of students and faculty from various universities in the United
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US-Iran Conflict: Beyond the Current DiscourseGiven the renewed focus on US-Iran relations in recent months, it is critical to understand the challenges the Iranian regime poses to principles of human rights, gender equality and secular democratic movements in the region. Scholars and practitioners
November 23, 2013
This study seeks to investigate to what extent international human rights advocates and conflict resolvers are skilled and equipped to deal with situations such as the state-run gender violence which has led to a protracted conflict in a country like Iran. This project aims to first contextualize
July 22, 2010
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