Yasmine Inayatullah

Personal Data Name: Yasmine Inayatullah Email:-Phone:- Address: Askari Tower I, DHA Phase II, Rawalpindi Personal Objective In search of a challenging position within an organization where I can utilize my skills and education to the best of my abilities. More so, to be part of a team – in a dynamic environment – focused on delivering results through sheer excellence. Core Competencies  Exemplary planning, analytical & problem solving skills.  Creative Team Leadership; Project management & Teamwork.  Dependable, versatile and hardworking individual driven to meet or exceed expectations.  Multi lingual: Pashto, English & Urdu.  Handling Scientific & Extensive Data  Excellent communication skill and an effective listener.  Ability to work successfully in all sorts of situations.  Well versed in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel & PowerPoint). Education 2013 – 2016 MS in Global Studies Roskilde University, Denmark, 2013-(Feb) 2016. Global Politics, Global Sociology, Global Political Economy. Documents produced • China – Great Power, Great Power Responsibility (group project) We examined China’s behavior of balancing its great power responsibility and its ever increasing role as the great power in the international arena. • A snapshot of the UK media’s portrayal of non-ethnic citizens (group project) We examined the role of different UK media outlets and their portrayal of different ethnic groups in order to gauge the importance of media in multiethnic societies. • US hegemony in decline? A case-study of US as a hegemon in the world political economy (group project) In the midst of uncertainties surrounding the world economic system we examined the new alternatives surfacing from different regions of the world challenging the status of the petro-dollar and thereby the US hegemonic control over the economic system, in order to somewhat sketch the possibilities of future world political economy. • Legitimizing Drone – Analysis of how US is pushing for changes in the international law (Master Thesis) I analyzed the process of legitimation in the international society by decoding the way the US Legal Advisor constructed his legitimation of the use of predator drones across foreign territories. - B.A in International Relations Malmo University, Sweden, 2009-(June) 2013. Academic Writing and Rhetoric, Political Economy, Human Rights, Philosophy, International Human Right’s Law, International System Evolutions, Globalization, Regionalization, Studying International Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations, Peace and Conflict, Conflict Resolutions, Media in relations to war. Documents produced • Constructing Enemy through Words – A case-study of the Taliban leader’s construction of the West as the enemy just before the US attacked Afghanistan in 2001 • Social Media Overrated? A case-study of Tunisian Social Movement (Bachelor Thesis) I analyzed different factors leading to the Tunisian social movement and then assessed, in the light of all those factors, the importance of social media. PERSONAL INTERESTS     Reading, Writing & Studying different perspectives Researching Travelling Drawing & Painting EXPEREANCE  International Regional Assistant & Political Analyst with Foreign Policy Insights & Reviews (FAIR) – A Bangladesh based Foreign Policy Magazine, since 2014  Researcher & Outreach Coordinator, Writer at Chaltay Phirtay – an online magazine dedicated to rediscovering Pakistan in every which way be it travel, politics, culture or entertainment since Feb 2017.  Research Consultant & Project Coordinator at Road crew media. PUBLICATIONS  “Legitimising Drones: Analysis of How US Is Pushing for Changes in The International Law”, (2017) published by Lambert Academic Publishing (Lappublishing) soon to be available on Amazon.com  “A Stalemate on the legitimacy of the use of foce in Syria”, May-December 2015, vol 3 number 3-6 FAIR  “Struggle Over Balance-Of-Power in The Great Power Club: One Road One Belt Initiative Sets to Tilt the Balance-Of-Power in Favor of China” set to be published in the next edition of FAIR  “Peshawar School Massacre: Deadliest Terror Attack in the History of Pakistan”, September-December 2014, vol 2, number 4-5 FAIR  A series of articles in Chaltay Phirtay