Dr Rogelia Pastor-Castro | Lecturer in International History | University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
10 years’ experience
CV in brief
Studied PhD in International History Cold War and BSc in International Relations with French and German
Find her online @RogeliaPC
"In evidence, the then Foreign Secretary, William Hague, stated, ‘History is vitally important in knowledge and practice of foreign policy.’"
‘The History, Role and Functions of the British Embassy in Paris’ event at FCO
"The Paris Embassy contributes to the viewpoint that, while the centrality of ambassadors to international relations became much reduced as the century went on, ambassadors remained a vital factor in communications among states."
The Paris Embassy book launch and witness seminar at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
"For my research I read documents and books in different languages, so I am still translating texts and translating cultures."
‘The History, Role and Functions of the British Embassy in Paris’ event at FCO
"I think you need to have a critical mass of women around the table in order to bring wide-ranging solutions."
Presentation of the Paris Embassy to British Ambassador to France, Sir Peter Ricketts
"It was interesting to discuss how the role of an ambassador has evolved over the years, and how British foreign policy priorities have changed."
"A recent report by the Royal Historical Society stated that an ‘invisible bias’ still exists in academia, and emphasised that gender equality policies still have some way to go to secure a more equal balance."