Podejście uwzględniające kwestie płci w polityce zagranicznej : studium przypadku Gruzji w ramach szwedzkiej feministycznej polityki zagranicznej

encouragement have been instrumental throughout my four-year academic journey.From the first day of my program, Dr. Trojnar has been my most significant ally, providing guidance and constructive criticism that have pushed me to grow as a scholar.During my studies, she consistently motivated me through academic coursework and departmental activities, and during critical phases such as my research visits, participation in various conferences, and the challenging process of publishing my work.Dr. Trojnar's insightful feedback on my articles has sharpened my analytical skills and enhanced the quality of my research.Moreover, her prompt responses to my emails always reassured me that I was never alone on this journey.Whether I was celebrating successes or navigating obstacles, her words of encouragement were a source of strength.Her ability to balance critiques with support has helped me develop resilience and maintain my passion for research.I genuinely appreciate her commitment to my growth and success, which has impacted my academic experience.I am inspired by my colleagues, especially those who participated with me in the Feminist Foreign and Development Fellowship of the Heinrich Böll Foundation during the 69th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).Many have dedicated their lives to feminist political engagement and activism from various perspectives.I am thankful for their willingness to share their work and experiences and for the support and feedback they provided regarding my research.The efforts of countless political activists, researchers, and specialists like them often go unnoticed in global politics.I would also like to express my gratitude to the scholars and staff of the Gender in Diplomacy Department at Gothenburg University, where I spent four months as a visiting PhD researcher exploring Sweden's approach to Feminist Foreign Policy.In particular, I want to recognize Professor Ann Towns, who