Fiona Dove

Fiona Dove

Phone: + 31 20 662 66 08
Email fdove AT tni dot org

Director of TNI

Fiona Dove has been Executive Director of TNI since 1995. She holds degrees in Development Studies and Industrial Sociology, and a post-graduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation Methods.

A second generation African of Anglo-Irish descent, Dove was born in Zambia and grew up in South Africa. As a teenager, she became active in the anti-apartheid movement within South Africa. Dove played a leading role in feminist and anti-militarist organisations and from the mid-1980s, served the non-racial labour movement. She worked as a trade union magazine editor for Umanyano Publications in Johannesburg, and as an official of the South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers' Union.

Dove came to The Netherlands at the end of 1994 to take up a scholarship at the Institute for Social Studies in The Hague. She was offered the directorship of TNI on graduating at the age of 34.

English, Dutch

Recent content by Fiona Dove

Will the Mercozy deal save Greece and the Euro? (2 Nov 2011)

In a podcast debate, four activist researchers debate why the European Union is wedlocked to economic policies that will only worsen the crisis and further undermine democratic control of public budget.

 

 

How has military intervention in Libya shaped the Arab Spring? (14 Apr 2011)

A continuing war in Libya tarnishes the Arab revolutionary uprising, because it has subverted a democratic revolution and become a war of intervention. Two of TNI's fellows and experts on the Middle East debate the underlying causes and consequences of the Libya military intervention.

Responsibility to Protect (2 Nov 2009)

Reponsibility to Protect -  a responsibility of all States to protect their own populations, but ultimately a responsibility of the whole human race, to protect our fellow human beings from extreme abuse wherever and whenever it occurs, might provide a tool – if used carefully and responsibly – that could reduce (if not eliminate) more human disasters.

Letter to the Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa in protest of withdrawing legal status to Accion Eccologica (10 Mar 2009)

Dear President Correa,

We would like to express dismay at the decision taken by your administration to withdraw the personería juridica of Acción Ecológica.

Debating Europe: Progressive perspectives on solving the global economic crisis: a challenge to the upcoming EU Summit (Video) (10 Dec 2008)

Civil society has developed serious alternatives and proposals for radical reforms that should be considered in this crucial debate.