Hamza Salahuddin looks at some of the studies and movements advocating for policies on gender quotas in corporations in the United States.
Author: Hamza Salahuddin
Hamza Salahuddin is the Program Editor of the Maritime Security program at the Atlantic Council of Canada. he is a recent graduate from the University of Toronto, successfully completing a double major in Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations and Political Science. During his studies, he developed an interest in North Africa and the Middle East. In particular, he focuses on cultivating an understanding and analyzing root causes of various issues people in the region struggle to cope with. His recent research includes intellectuals in the Arab World, ideological struggles in the Middle East, Lebanese society, and Arab society during the late Ottoman era.
Gender Quotas: The Debate in Europe
Hamza Salahuddin assesses the arguments put forward by those for and against gender quotas in Europe.
Gwadar Port: Saviour or False Hope?
Hamza Salahuddin explores the future of the planned port city of Gwadar in Pakistan.
Marvel and Reinventing American Muslim Women
Hamza Salahuddin on Marvel’s latest creation of a Muslim superhero.
The Ninth Gulf Maritime Trade Fair and the Mastech Conference
Hamza Salahuddin takes a look into this week’s Gulf Maritime Trade Fair and Mastech Conference in the United Arab Emirates.
Piracy off the Coast of Nigeria: Two Abducted
Hamza Salahuddin looks at the most recent incident of piracy off the coast of Nigeria.
Global Chokepoints Infographic
Hamza Salahuddin visually presents the importance of maritime chokepoints.
Important Global Chokepoints
Hamza Salahuddin looks at the some of the most important choke points in the world.
China Makes History: First Voyage through the Arctic
Hamza Salahuddin explores China’s Arctic ambitions.
Japan’s Maritime Security Talks: Part of a Global effort
Hamza Salahuddin analyzes Japan’s recent counter-piracy efforts.