Jasmine Gnanam John

Jasmine Gnanam John, a dedicated Ph.D. Candidate in Global Diaspora Studies at Chonnam National University, South Korea, brings a rich academic foundation with a Master's in International Relations from Christ University, Bangalore, and a Bachelor's in Communication and Media Studies. I specialize in the socio-cultural and political dynamics of diaspora movements, with an emphasis on the securitization of climate change and climate-induced displacement.

My tenure as a Research Intern at the National University of Singapore sharpened my abilities in both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. As an Executive at THE GAIN in Bengaluru, I effectively integrated intercultural insights into strategic planning and operations. Proficient in English, Korean, Tamil, and Hindi, I excel in roles requiring high-level communication skills across diverse academic environments.

Committed to making significant contributions to the academic community, I advocate for global peace and justice through rigorous research, insightful publications, and youth empowerment. My professional path is distinguished by a deep commitment to fostering international dialogue and understanding, supported by specialized certifications in academic research and Korean language proficiency.

• Securitization of Climate Change in International Politics with a Focus on Climate-Induced Displacement
• PANGOLIN CRISIS: THE CONSUMERS' RACE AGAINST NATURE