Ole Frahm is a leading scholar at the intersection of state-building, feminist foreign policy, and democratization. His groundbreaking research bridges academic rigor with real-world policy impact, making him one of the most sought-after voices in political science today.
From his work on hybrid regimes in Eurasia to feminist approaches to foreign policy, Ole's publications shape contemporary debates and inform decision-makers across Europe and beyond. His unique ability to synthesize complex political dynamics with actionable insights has earned him recognition as a visiting fellow and lecturer at prestigious institutions.
Populism has become a defining feature of contemporary politics in both Europe and Latin America, yet these movements differ fundamentally in their ideological orientation, social base, and policy priorities.
Saudi Arabia's 2024 appointment to chair the UN Commission on the Status of Women sparked international controversy, highlighting the stark contradiction between the kingdom's domestic women's rights record and its international positioning on gender equality.