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Bachelor of Arts (BA) · Brussels School of Governance
Beatrice Bonaccorso is a master’s student in Global Security and Strategy at the Brussels School of Governance. Her research investigates the political and strategic role of NATO bases in Italy, examining their influence on Mediterranean security and national sovereignty. Passionate about diplomacy, human rights, and global governance, she aims to promote dialogue and cooperation through research and civic engagement.
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