Real Housewives of Diplomacy - Nasr, Nicole
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This highly original new book addresses the mobility of diplomats, an important facet of migration flows in the modern world. Diplomatic mobility has had a profound effect on family arrangements, working lives, and future plans. But despite being one of the earliest forms of expatriation, very little is known about the experiences of wives of diplomats who decided to embark on this journey alongside their husbands. This book gives them a voice by exploring their experiences as "Wives of Diplomats" across diplomatic assignments. Data is collected from eight participants using semi-structured…mehr

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This highly original new book addresses the mobility of diplomats, an important facet of migration flows in the modern world. Diplomatic mobility has had a profound effect on family arrangements, working lives, and future plans. But despite being one of the earliest forms of expatriation, very little is known about the experiences of wives of diplomats who decided to embark on this journey alongside their husbands. This book gives them a voice by exploring their experiences as "Wives of Diplomats" across diplomatic assignments. Data is collected from eight participants using semi-structured interviews and analyzed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). In light of the rapid growth in globalization, mobility and expatriation, researchers have advocated for the re-examination of personal identity. The concept of frequent relocation has raised many basic questions over the management of identity: Who am I? Which dimensions of my identity do I want to preserve, and which parts can I let go or change? Where do I belong? How do I experience my identity in foreign countries? How can I manage this sense of self and help those whom I love manage their own identities? Real Housewives of Diplomacy sheds new and original light on these issues by focusing on the experiences, feelings, and meanings of women who decided to accompany their spouses on diplomatic assignments. Its main focus is on the implications of multiple relocations for the identities of Wives of Diplomats and their relevance to counseling psychology. It demonstrates that their experiences are a novel but relevant phenomenon that has never before received proper psychological investigation. The book's inquiry will adopt a phenomenological philosophical standpoint that puts human experiences and meaning at the center of understanding, both for psychology and for diplomacy.
Autorenporträt
Nicole Nasr holds a doctorate in Counseling Psychology, and is writer, public speaker, mental health awareness advocate, and university lecturer. She is based in London and works in two established private clinics located in the city. Dr Nasr is very passionate about empowering others, focusing mainly on her desire to allow each individual to have his or her own voice. In her practice, she pays great attention to the different dynamics that surround each individual and understands the need for systemic perceptions. Asa result, Dr Nasr decided to shed light on wives of diplomats and provide them with a platform to share their stories. Throughout this experience, Dr Nasr learned the great potential of empowerment and validation, and vowed to make it her professional mission. Dr Nasr is Lebanese and lived for the first part of her life in Montreal, before moving to Beirut at the age of 17. She moved to London at the age of 24, and studied psychology at the postgraduate level. She refers to Beirut as her home and refuge, and travels there as often as possible, in order to be surrounded by friends and family.