Congratulations to ISG Africa Regional Program Lead Dr. Whitney Grespin for her significant contribution to the recently published book, Sandhurst Trends in International Conflict: Women, Peace and Security in Military Operations, edited by Andree-Anne Melancon and Max Thompson (Howgate Publishing). Dr. Grespin authored Chapter 6: Enhancing Operational Effectiveness Through an Analysis of the Women, Peace, and Security Environment in Djibouti. 

Women, Peace and Security in Military Operations is a conversation between academics and civilian and military practitioners to better understand the contemporary challenges and obligations militaries have towards realizing the WPS agenda. Drawing on expertise from military, academia, and civil society, it offers insights and recommendations on how militaries can effectively integrate the WPS agenda into their operations. 

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