Ikrame Kohl

Ikrame Kohl is a PhD candidate in International Relations at Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco. Her doctoral research examines transformations of power and conflict in the contemporary world order, with particular emphasis on rising powers, security dilemmas, conflict internationalization, and normative change.

Her broader research interests include global health, regional health governance, and the relationship between power, inequality, and health justice. She was a visiting researcher at the Complutense University of Madrid, where she developed the empirical and methodological framework of her doctoral project.

Her publications address neorealism and diffused power, middle-power peacebuilding, cybersecurity norms, and alliance dynamics. Her research employs comparative analysis, process tracing, critical discourse analysis, and systematic literature review.

She also serves as a Research Assistant at Toronto Metropolitan University and with the Regional Health Governance Study Research Program (RHGS), contributing to collaborative research on global health governance.