What Do We Know and Why? Creating a Knowledge Infrastructure for Post-Conflict State Transformation

An important part of the project is to establish a database of younger scholars who are doing the field research and analysis in such countries and on issues of post-conflict reconstruction and state-building and yet who are unlikely to have established regular relationships with those in the policy world. People in the policy and operational worlds are seeking expertise but do not always know where to find it. We hope as well to use this database to create a network among scholars concerned with these issues, which will eventually also benefit the academic world.

We are currently seeking to expand the database. If you would like to be included or know of other young scholars working in this field, please email your information to . We welcome any inquiries, comments or corrections.

The database can be searched and browsed below. Scholars' e-mail addresses and webpages can be found by clicking on their names.

By searching “Research Topic,” you can find scholars by searching the research interests that scholars have provided themselves. If you are looking for scholars researching very specific topics, this is the best field to search.

By searching under “Policy Topic,” you can find scholars whose expertise falls under the following broad categories of post-conflict reconstruction research:
1. Security Sector Reform (includes DDRRR, addressing spoilers and residual dynamics of war, and mine action)
2. Civil Society (includes research on incorporating women, local networks, social capital, and traditional social structures in post-conflict reconstruction)
3. Government Institutions (includes research on domestic service provision, justice systems, capacity building, public administration, civil service and combating corruption)
4. Democratization (includes research on constitutions, elections, party formation, and media development)
5. Transitional Justice and Reconciliation (includes research on legal, psychological and social approaches)
6. United Nations (includes research on internal dynamics of missions, UN administration, UN agencies,and international governance)
7. Human Rights (includes research on international law, domestic law, and advocacy)
8. Donors (includes research on the relationship of international donors (such as the World Bank and IMF) and domestic actors, conditionality, “ownership,” coordination and evaluation)
9. INGOs (includes research on the activities of specific INGOs, internal aspects of INGO administration and coordination between INGOs)
10. Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
11. Economic Development and Political Economy (includes research on trade, finance, microeconomics, land reform, environmental issues, and rebuilding physical infrastructure)
12. Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
13. Humanitarian Relief (includes research on providing emergency medical and food aid in conflict and post-conflict environments)
14. Refugees (includes research on problems of refugee return and internal displacement)
 

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  Family Name Name PhD Dissertation Title or Topic Current Title Current Institution Countries/ Regions Research Topic Policy Areas
1.  Abirafeh Lina London School of Economics, Institute of Development Studies Gender-Focused International Aid in the Aftermath of Conflict in Afghanistan: Discourses and Transformation of the Gender Order Senior Gender Officer UNOPS Joint Electoral Management Body Secretariat Afghanistan Aid, Gender INGOs, Civil Society
 
2.  Adeney Katharine London School of Economics Federal formation and consociational stabilisation: the politics of national identity articulation and ethnic conflict regulation Senior Lecturer in Politics University of Sheffield India, Pakistan, Afghanistan Federalism, power sharing, political parties, ethnic conflict, consociationalism Democratization, Government Institutions
 
3.  Agbonifo John Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Political Science Decentralization, Oil and Violence in the Niger Delta, Nigeria PhD Candidate Netherlands Fellowship Program, Fellow Nigeria, Africa development, religion, human rights Economic Development and Political Economy
 
4.  Aggestam Karin Lund University, Political Science, 1999 Reframing and Resolving Conflict: Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations 1988-1998 Director of Peace and Conflict Research Lund University Israel, Middle East Conflict violence, spoilers, negotiation, peacebuilding Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations / Security Sector Reform
 
5.  Ahmedova Fatimakhon PhD, St. Petersburg State University, 2002. MA, Theory and Practice of Human Rights, University of Essex, UK 2004 Violation of the Human Right to Freedom of Religion as the Main Source of Conflicts in Post-Soviet Central Asia (MA) Lecturer, Researcher Khujand State University, Tajikistan and Center for Democratic Transformations Ferghana Valley, Tajikistan Freedom of Religion, Human Rights, Migration (Labour and Forced), New Democracies Human Rights, Democratization, Refugees
 
6.  Ahram Ariel Georgetown University, Political Science Devolution from Above: State-Sponsored Militia in Comparative Historical Perspective Doctoral Candidate and Graduate Fellow, Center for Democracy and Civil Society Georgetown University Iraq, Iran, Sudan, the wider Middle East, Indonesia, Southeast Asia conflict, security sector, paramilitaries Security Sector Reform
 
7.  Akanni Tunde M.A., Mass Comm, Leicester UK The Public Sphere and the 1999 Political Transition Programme in Nigeria Lecturer Lagos State University Nigeria, Liberia, Sierra Leone Natural resources as causes of conflict Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict, Economic Development and Political Economy
 
8.  Akude John Candidate, University of Cologne, Germany, International Relations Operationalising the Concept of Bad Governance: Lack of Political Economic Imperatives of Good Governance and State Collapse in Africa Lecturer and PhD candidate Chair of International Relations, Research Institute for Political Science and the European Question, University of Cologne Nigeria, West Africa and Africa International Political Economy, Development Theories and Development Policy Political Economy and Development
 
9.  Alahmad Nida New School, Political Science Survival of a State: Looking Inside the Boundaries of the Iraqi Ba'thist State PhD Candidate Iraq citizenship construction, state consolidation Government Institutions
 
10.  Alana Tiemessen University of British Columbia The Normative Structure of Transitional Justice PhD Candidate University of British Columbia Rwanda, East Timor transitional justice; genocide; human security; post-conflict societies; conflict prevention transitional justice; conflict prevention and theories of conflict
 
11.  Alar Francisco Institute of Social Studies, The Hague Police Reforms in Mozambique PhD Candidate Mozambique police reforms Security Sector Reform
 
12.  Allen Nan Susan George Mason University Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, 1999 Coordination and complementarity of conflict resolution efforts Assistant Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution George Mason University Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Former Soviet Union community conflict resolution approaches, intermediary roles and coordination amongst intermediaries Civil Society, INGOs
 
13.  Allison Michael Florida State University, Political Science Leaving the Past Behind? A Study of the URNG and FMLN Transitions to Political Parties Assistant Professor University of Scranton El Salvador, Guatemala insurgent groups, political parties, civil wars, civil war resolution Democratization / Security Sector Reform
 
14.  Ankersen Christopher London School of Economics and Political Science, International Relations Civil Military Cooperation in Canadian Peace Support Operations in the Balkans and Afghanistan PhD Candidate Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq civil-military relations, civil-military cooperation, peacebuilding, conflict resolution Security Sector Reform / Civil Society
 
15.  Ansoms An University of Antwerp, Economics Livelihoods and institutions as a framework for the analysis of poverty and inequality in post-conflict Rwanda PhD Candidate Rwanda post-conflict socio-economic reconstruction Economic Development and Political Economy
 
16.  Arjona Ana Yale University, Political Science Patterns of Recruitment in Civil Wars PhD Candidate civil war, recruitment, post-war reconstruction, state formation Security Sector Reform / Government Institutions
 
17.  Arkun Perin University of Denver, Political Science, 2004 The Bosnian peacebuilding mission: The gap between lofty goals and sad realities and its implications for concepts in international relations Intern Carter Center Conflict Resolution Program Bosnia governance, international organizations United Nations / INGOs / Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
18.  Armstrong Maina MA, University of Nairobi The Impact of African External Forces In The Democratic Republic Of Congo Conflict, 1990 - 2002. Senior Analyst Kenya Police Headquarters Democratic Republic of Congo Police and peace management Security Sector Reform
 
19.  Aronoff Yael Columbia University, Political Science, 2001 Making the Impossible Possible: When and Why Do Hardliners Become Soft? Michael and Elaine Serling and Friends Chair of Israel Studies James Madison College, Michigan State University Israel, Middle East Israeli politics and foreign policy, Israeli culture, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
20.  Autesserre Severine PhD, Political Science, New York University Local Violence, International Indifference? Post-Conflict Settlement in the Eastern D.R. Congo Assistant Professor Barnard College, Columbia University Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Great Lakes Region violence, civil wars, post-conflict reconstruction, peacebuilding, NGOs, diplomacy, UN peacekeeping, humanitarian aid Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations, United Nations, INGOs
 
21.  Aydin Aysegul Binghamton University, SUNY, Political Science, 2006 A Liberal Theory of Third-Party Intervention in Interstate Disputes Assistant Professor University of Colorado, Boulder interstate and intrastate conflict, civil wars, diplomacy and conflict management Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations / Conflict Prevention and theories of Conflict
 
22.  Bakalova Maria Eneva PhD candidate, University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria Nationalism and Democratization in Post-communist Transitions Assistant professor Department of International Relations, University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria Balkans, SEE Politics of nationalism and politics towards heterogeneous population Democratization
 
23.  Bakke Kristin University of Washington, Political Science, 2007 On Divisions, Diversity, and Disparity: Federal States and the Societies They Govern. Assistant Professor Department of Political Science at Leiden University Former Soviet Union (in particular Russia), India Intrastate conflicts, decentralization and federalism, ethnicity and inequality, post-conflict societies Government Institutions, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
24.  Balcells Laia Yale, Political Science The Political Consequences of Civil Wars PhD Candidate Western Europe, North America Civil war, ethnic conflicts, reconciliation processes, identity formation Government Institutions / Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict / Democratization
 
25.  Ballestero Andrea PhD Candidate, Anthropology Department, University of California-Irvine The cosmopolitan re-making of water: human rights, commodities and international policies in Latin America PhD Candidate Anthropology Department, University of California-Irvine Latin America Environmental policy, development, policy design, policy evaluation, international assistance Human Rights, Economic Development and Political Economy
 
26.  Balta Evren The Graduate Center, CUNY, Political Science State Capacity, State Failure and Internal War-making in Russia and Turkey Assistant Professor Yildiz University, Istanbul, Turkey Chechnia, Caucasus, Central Asia, Turkey politics of civil war and violence, state building and state consolidation in multi-ethnic societies Government Institutions / Security Sector Reform
 
27.  Barma Naazneen University of California, Berkeley, Political Science, 2007 Shared Sovereignty: Building Democracy and Reconstructing State Capacity in postconflict Nation-States Cambodia, East Timor, Afghanistan state capacity, democracy building Government Institutions / Democratization
 
28.  Barnes Karen London School of Economics and Political Science, International Relations Multilateral Donors and the Gendered Politics of Peacebuilding: The United Nations and the Post-Conflict Agenda in Sierra Leone PhD Candidate Sierra Leone peacebuilding and post-conflict reconstruction; conflict, peace and security studies; UN system; African politics United Nations / Donors / Civil Society
 
29.  Bayer Resat Penn State University, 2004 Paths from War: Stable Peace or Stable War Assistant Professor Koc University, Turkey reconciliation, consequences of conflict Civil Society, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
30.  Beardsley Kyle University of California, San Diego, Political Science, 2006 Politics by Means other than War: Understanding International Mediation Assistant Professor Emory University Conflict mediation; Conflict management; UN Intervention Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
31.  Beck Albrecht University of Munich, Germany, anticipated 2006 The development of German conflict management and peace-building measures during the Yugoslavian Dissolution War Fellow South-East-Institute Munich Balkans Multi-Ethnic Police Forces, Security Sector Reform Security Sector Reform, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
32.  Bekoe Dorina Akosua Oduraa Harvard University, Public Policy, 2002 After the peace agreement: Lessons for implementation from Mozambique, Angola, and Liberia Program Officer, Africa Research and Studies Program US Institute for Peace Mozambique, Angola, Liberia, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria implementation of peace agreements Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
33.  Bello Oladiran Cambridge University, International Relations Multinational Companies and peacebuilding in Africa with Reference to the DRC PhD Candidate Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Nigeria economic agendas in conflict, peace building Economic Development and Political Economy
 
34.  Belloni Roberto University of Denver, 2003 Bosnia after Dayton: Failed State or Failed Intervention? Lecturer Queen's University Belfast Balkans human rights, ethnic conflict, conflict management Human Rights / Refugees / Democratization / United Nations
 
35.  Benner Thorsten University of Kiel, Political Science Accountability at the UN Associate Director Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi), Berlin Middle East, Afghanistan, Africa Organizational learning in UN peacebuilding, accountability and global governance United Nations
 
36.  Bhavnani Ravinder University of Michigan, Political Science, 2003 Essays on intraethnic and interethnic violence Assistant Professor Michigan State University South Asia, Sub-saharan Africa civil war, ethnic violence, popular rebellion Civil Society
 
37.  Binder Andrea M A. University of Tübingen, Political Science/International Relations 2005 Getting Busy for Peace: Local Business Engagement for Peace-Building in Sri Lanka Research Associate Global Public Policy Institute Middle East, Afghanistan, South Asia organizational learning in UN peacebuilding, business and humanitarian emergencies Political Economy and Development
 
38.  Bird Shawn University of Florida, 2001 Mitigating the crisis in democratization: Municipal reform and local governance in El Salvador Bureau of Intelligence and Research, US Department of State El Salvador local governance Government Institutions / Civil Society / Democratization
 
39.  Biro Daniel Australian National University, International Relations, expected 2007 "The (un)bearable lightness of Violence: Warlords as an alternative form of governance in the "Westphalian Periphery"?e PhD Candidate Afghanistan, Lebanon and Pacific Islands governance in the absence of government, warlordism Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict; Security Sector Reform
 
40.  Biswas Bidisha University of Maryland, College Park, Government and Politics, 2005 Managing Discontent: Institutions, Intervention and Ethnic Conflict Assistant Professor Western Washington University South Asia international relations, ethnic and civic conflicts, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
41.  Blagojevic Bojana Rutgers, 2004 Ethnic conflict and post-conflict development: Peacebuilding in ethnically divided societies (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rwanda, Sri Lanka) Assistant Instructor Rutgers University Bosnia-Herzegovina, Rwanda, Sri Lanka peace building INGOs / Economic Development and Political Economy
 
42.  Blair Stephanie King's College, London, Department of War Studies The Road to Self-Rule: International Transitional Administration in Kosovo PhD Candidate Kosovo, Cambodia, Haiti, Iraq transitional administrations Government Institutions
 
43.  Blattman Christopher PhD, Economics, UC Berkeley, 2007 "The Causes and Consequences of Child Soldiering: Theory and Evidence from Northern Uganda" Assistant Professor of Political Science and Economics Yale University Uganda, Sudan, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Cote d’Ivoire, Kosovo, North Caucasus Post-conflict development programs, Program impact evaluations, Youth and conflict, Causes of civil war, DDR, Civilian displacement and return, Lord’s Resistance Army Economic Development and Political Economy, Security Sector Reform, Refugees
 
44.  Boisteau Charlotte Polytechnic School of Lausanne, Switzerland. Expected 2007 Urban Violence and Transformation. Public policies, private strategies and communitarian actions in the urban space safety. Barcelona and Bogota case Research Assistant Polytechnic School of Lausanne, Switzerland Latin America Urban Violence, Security policies, public space, Human Security Civil Society
 
45.  Bolten Catherine University of Michigan Anthropology Backward Makeni: Marginality and Modernity in the Historical Imagination in northern Sierra Leone PhD Candidate University of Michigan West and Southern Africa Failed states, civil war, agriculture, environment and special needs groups Economic Development and Political Economy
 
46.  Bouris Erica University of Denver, 2005 Complex Political Victims: Discourse and Peace Assistant Professor Rollins College Middle East, Palestine Political Victimization, Responsibility in the Conflict and Post-conflict Period Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
47.  Bowen Nina London School of Economics, Anthropology, 2000 Traders and Livelihood Strategies in Post Conflict Zambezia Province, Mozambique Acting Regional Director for Southern and West Africa Care International Mozambique livelihood strategies Economic Development and Political Economy
 
48.  Brahm Eric University of Colorado at Boulder, Political Science, August 2006 Truth and Consequences: The Impact of Truth Commissions in Transitional Societies Assistant Professor University of Nevada, Las Vegas Human Rights, Democratization and Transitional Justice, Peacebuilding, Conflict Processes and Conflict Resolution Human rights, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
49.  Brancati Dawn Columbia University, Political Science, 2003 Design over conflict: Managing ethnic conflict and secessionism through decentralization Fellow Harvard University Iraq ethnic conflict Government Institutions / Civil Society
 
50.  Bratova Klara University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic, International Relations The possible solutions to the Kosovo crisis and its regional implications PhD Candidate Kosovo, Balkans humanitarian intervention, post-intervention presence, state-building, conflict resolution Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations / Government Institutions
 
51.  Brouneus Karen Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies Reconciliation after internal conflict PhD Candidate Rwanda, East Timor psychological aspects of the development of conflict, peacebuilding and reconciliation; crisis and trauma psychology Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
52.  Buhaug Halvard Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Sociology and Political Science The Geography of Armed Civil Conflict PhD Candidate, Researcher Centre for the Study of Civil War, International Peace Research Institute of Oslo, PRIO natural resources and civil war Economic Development and Political Economy / Theories of Conflict
 
53.  Bulutgil Zeynep University of Chicago, Political Science The Determinants of Group Victimization PhD Candidate Yale, Fellow Bosnia- Herzegovina violence, minorities, assimilation Civil Society
 
54.  Burde Dana Columbia University, Comparative and International Education, 2001 Creating community, PTAs in (post) conflict zones Associate Research Fellow Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies, Columbia University Balkans, Caucasus, Central America, Mali Emergency education Civil Society / INGOS
 
55.  Burnet Jennie University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Dissertation Genocide Lives in Us: Amplified silence and the politics of memory in Rwanda Assistant Professor University of Louisville Rwanda, Great Lakes Africa gender, ethnicity, genocide, post conflict societies gender, reconciliation, human rights, peacebuilding
 
56.  Burquez Angelique University of Queensland, Australian Center for Peace & Conflict Studies Post-genocide Rwanda and the prevention of violent identity conflict PhD Candidate Rwanda identity, genocide Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
57.  Call Charles Stanford University, Political Science, 1999 From soldiers to cops: 'War transitions' and the demilitarization of policing in Latin America and the Caribbean (El Salvador, Haiti) Assistant Professor American University Colombia, America, Haiti, Afghanistan, West Africa security, international policing, UN, Democratization, and Transitional Justice Security Sector Reform / Government Institutions
 
58.  Callaghan Meghan University of Michigan, Anthropology Our Whack of the Woods: Young People, Public Space, and IRA Authority in a Belfast Housing Estate Visiting Assistant Professor Bard College Northern Ireland childhood and youth, violence, peace movements Civil Society
 
59.  Campbell Susanna Tufts University, The Fletcher School Organizational Barriers to Peace PhD Candidate Burundi Statebuilding, State Formation Donors / INGOs
 
60.  Cannon Matt University of Limerick, 2001 Cross-border networks in the European Union - The Emergence of the Transmanche Euroregion Director Irish Peace Institute Northern Ireland Peace & Reconciliation, Cross border networks, Regional Development Economic Development and Political Economy, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
61.  Carayannis Tatiana The Graduate Center, CUNY, Political Science Hybrid Wars, Conflict Networks and Multilateral Responses: The Congo Wars 1996-2004 Associate Director / PhD Candidate Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum (CPPF), Social Science Research Council Congo Security, UN peacekeeping, post-conflict reconstruction, New Wars, globalization, and conflict, war networks, role of ideas at the UN United Nations / Security Sector Reform
 
62.  Catic Maja Candidate, Brandeis University, Department of Politics Bringing the State in: Post-conflict State-building and External Intervention in Bosnia after Dayton PhD candidate Brandeis University Bosnia-Herzogovenia, Rwanda, Iraq Ethnic politics, genocide, reconstruction, reconciliation Government Institutions, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
63.  Celik Ayse SUNY -Binghamton, Political Science, 2002 Migrating Onto Identity: Kurdish Mobilization Through Associations in Istanbul Assistant Professor Sabanci University Turkey (Kurds) ethnicity, identity and ethnic conflict, culture and conflict resolution, civil society and NGOs, forced migration Civil Society
 
64.  Chandler David Leeds Metropolitan University, 1998 International Democratisation Strategy in Bosnia Professor University of Westminster Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan democratization after military intervention, external actors in building democratic institutions Democratization / Civil Society / Human Rights / Economic Development and Political Economy
 
65.  Chandra Sriram Princeton University, 2000 Confronting past human rights violations: Justice vs peace in times of transition Chair in Human Rights and Director, Centre on Human Rights in Conflict School of Law, University of East London Africa, Latin America, South Asia Conflict prevention and resolution, peacebuilding, human rights, transitional justice, international criminal accountability Power-sharing and peace negotiations, DDR, SSR, rule of law promotion and accountability in post-conflict peacebuilding
 
66.  Cheney Kristen Elizabeth University of California, Santa Cruz, Anthropology, 2004 Pillars of the Nation: Child Citizens and Ugandan National Development Assistant Professor University of Dayton Uganda children, development, education, ethnicity, identity, nationalism, peace/security, rights Civil Society / Economic Development and Political Economy
 
67.  Cheng Christine Oxford University Political Authority After War PhD Candidate Liberia, Sierra Leone, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea failed states, international transitional administrations, political economy of war, DDR, peacekeeping, organized crime and shadow economies Government Institutions / Security Sector Reform / Economic Development and Political Economy
 
68.  Chenoweth Erica Ph.D. University of Colorado 2007 The Inadvertent Effects of Democracy on Terrorist Group Proliferation Postdoctoral Fellow Harvard University terrorism and counterterrorism; democratization; internal conflict and insurgency Democratization, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
69.  Chinchilla Fernando Université de Montréal Sustainable Peace: Balance of Power and the Weakening of Extremists in Angola, El Salvador, Colombia, and Mozambique from 1989 to 1999 Part-time Professor University of Ottawa El Salvador, Colombia, Angola; Mozambique Conflict Resolution; Pacification, justice, civil police, peacemaking, peacekeeping peacebuilding, statebuilding
 
70.  Christia Fotini Harvard University Ethnic group alliances in times of civil war and the divergence in alliance patterns between ethnic versus non-ethnic civil wars PhD Candidate / Pre-Doctoral Fellow John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies, Harvard University DR Congo, Bosnia, Afghanistan ethnicity, alliances Civil Society / Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
71.  Christie Ryerson York University, Political Science Peace-building in Cambodia Lecturer of International Relations University of Bristol Cambodia peacebuilding, human security, identity politics Civil Society, United Nations, INGOs
 
72.  Cilliers Jaco George Mason University, Political Science, 2001 Peacebuilding Efforts in Bosnia-Herzegovina and South Africa Senior Advisor Catholic Relief Services Bosnia-Herzegovina, South Africa justice, peacebuilding Civil Society / Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
73.  Clark-Kazak Christina Oxford University, 2006 Beyond Borders: Political Marginalisation and Lived Experiences of Congolese Young People in Uganda Assistant Professor Saint Paul University Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, African Great Lakes Political participation of young people, international assistance to refugees Humanitarian Relief, Refugees
 
74.  Clement Caty University of Louvain, Political Science, 2004 A Common Pattern of State Collapse? A Comparative Study of Former-Yugoslavia, Lebanon and Somalia Central Africa Project Director International Crisis Group Central Africa, Former Yugoslavia, Lebanon, Somalia Processes of state failure and recovery, early warning indicators Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
75.  Closson Stacy London School of Economics and Political Science, International Relations The Theory and Practice of the Weak State's Security: Explaining the Role of Energy Networks in Georgia, 1993-2003 Research Fellow Social Research Center, American University at Central Asia Georgia energy, security, weak states Economic Development and Political Economy
 
76.  Cocozzelli Fred New School, Political Science, 2007 Social Welfare and Citizenship in Post-Conflict Kosovo Instructor St. Johns University Kosovo social welfare, citizenship Civil Society, Government Institutions
 
77.  Coles Kimberley University of California, Irvine, 2003 The object of elections: International workers, electoral practices, and the government of democracy in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina Faculty Member University of Edinburgh Bosnia- Herzegovina post-war democracy Democratization
 
78.  Collantes Celador Gemma Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth The Role of Police Reform in Peacebuilding Missions: Lessons from Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina Deputy Director of Analysis Lecturer in International Politics, City University, London Western Balkans Institutional approaches to police assistance; security discourses; police reform and statebuilding/nationbuilding; Bosnia and Herzegovina Sector Reform, EU and UN police missions
 
79.  Collins Kathleen Stanford University, Political Science, 2000 Clans, pacts, and politics: Understanding regime transition in Central Asia (Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan) Assistant Professor University of Notre Dame Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Russia Islam, ethnicity, civil conflict Civil Society / Democratization
 
80.  Cornell Svante Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies, 2002 Autonomy and conflict. Ethnoterritoriality and separatism in the South Caucasus: Cases in Georgia Research Director/ Assistant Professor Uppsala University, Silk Road Studies/ SAIS, Johns Hopkins Former Soviet Union, Southwest Asia, Caucasus, Central Asia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkey, Iran conflict management, ethnic relations, state-building Government Institutions
 
81.  Corpora Christopher The American University, School of International Service, 2005 Connections, conundrums, and criminality: Understanding local perceptions about and attitudes toward organized crime and corruption in Bosnia Consultant and Researcher, D.O.D. Analyst Transnational Crime and Corruption Center, George Mason University, U.S. Department of Defense Bosnia- Herzegovina organized crime, corruption Civil Society / Security Sector Reform
 
82.  Costy Alexander University of Toronto, Political Science, 2000 From civil war to civil society? Aid, NGOs and hegemonic construction in Mozambique Head of Coordination UNSCO, Jerusalem Mozambique, Afghanistan NGOs, civil society INGOS / Donors / Civil Society
 
83.  Coticchia Fabrizio Candidate, IMT Lucca Institute for Advanced Studies, Program in Political Systems and Institutional Change Peace Support Operations and Italian Defence Policy: Elements of continuity and a new "peace frame" PhD Candidate IMT - Lucca Institute for Advanced Studies Italy, Balkans, Caucasus Italian Foreign and defence policy, securitization Security Sector Reform
 
84.  Crosby Alison Diana York University, Canada, Sociology, 2003 A moment of truth? Towards transformative participation in postwar Guatemala Assistant Professor School of Women’s Studies, York University, Toronto Guatemala gender and post-war transitions Civil Society / Democratization / Refugees
 
85.  Cuhadar-Gurkaynak Esra Syracuse University, 2004 Evaluating Track Two Diplomacy in Pre-Negotiation: A Comparative Assessment of Initiatives on Water and Jerusalem in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Assistant Professor Department of Political Science, Bilkent University, Ankara Turkey Middle East (Israel, Palestine) and Southern Europe (Greece, Turkey and the Balkans) evaluation of peacebuilding initiatives, designing and evaluating peacebuilding strategies, crisis management, Israeli Palestinian peace process, Cyprus and the Greek-Turkish peacebuilding and negotiation efforts Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
86.  Cunliffe Philip King's College, London, Department of War Studies The Politics of Developing Country Contributions to Peacekeeping Operations PhD Candidate peacekeeping operations United Nations / Donors
 
87.  Cunningham David University of California, San Diego, Political Science, 2006 Veto Players and Civil War Duration National Security Fellow John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies, Harvard University Central/East Africa Civil war duration and termination; conflict negotiations; multiparty conflicts; central Africa Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
88.  Cunningham Kathleen G. PhD, Political Science, University of California, San Diego Divided and Conquered: Why States and Self-determination Groups Fail in Bargaining Over Autonomy Assistant Professor Iowa State University Separatism, Autonomy, Nationalism, Sovereignty, Civil Conflict Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
89.  Curtis Devon London School of Economics and Political Science, International Relations, 2004 Power-Sharing and Peace: External Intervention and the Peace Process in Burundi College Lecturer Department of Politics, Cambridge University Great Lakes of Africa international intervention in internal conflict, post-conflict reconstruction Government Institutions / Democratization / Diplomacy and Peace Negotiation
 
90.  Dagsputa Sunil University of Illinois, Political Science, 2003 Internal security and military reorganization: The rise of paramilitaries in developing societies (China, Iran, Russia, Indonesia, India, Colombia Visiting Professor George Washington University China, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, South Africa, Turkey Paramilitaries, civil violence, state formation, political institutions Security Sector Reform
 
91.  Dahlman Carl University of Kentucky, Geography Iraqi Kurdish refugee migration to Britain and the United States : Globalization, governance, and geopolitics Associate Professor Miami University Middle East, Balkans transnational and diasporic identities, return migrations by those forcibly displaced Refugees, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
92.  Dasovic Josip Brown University, Political Science Neighbors NOT Killing Neighbors: Inter-Ethnic Social Ties and Ethnic Violence in Croatia PhD Candidate Croatia, Serbia ethnic violence, inter-ethnic cooperation, Hague war crimes tribunals Civil Society
 
93.  Davidheiser Mark University of Florida, Socio-Cultural Anthropology, 2004 The role of culture in conflict mediation: Toubabs and Gambians cannot be the same Director of the Africa Peace and Conflict Network www.africaworkinggroup.org Islamic Africa conflict analysis, resolution, displacement, resettlement Civil Society / Refugees
 
94.  Daye Russell Concordia University, Theology and Ethics, 2002 Baptizing the nation with tears: Political forgiveness in South Africa Lecturer (Also Minister) Pacific Theological College South Africa political reconciliation, peacebuilding, economic globalization, ethics of transnational business Transitional Justice and Reconciliation / Civil Society
 
95.  De Maio Jennifer University of California, Los Angeles, Political Science, 2005 Confronting Ethnic Conflict: The Role of Intervention in Managing Africa's Internal Wars Faculty Fellow University of California, Los Angeles Africa Intervention, Ethnic Conflict, Conflict Prevention Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict /
 
96.  de Torrente Nicholas London School of Economics, International Relations, 2001 Post-Conflict Reconstruction and the International Community in Uganda, 1986-2000: an African Success Story? Executive Director Doctors Without Borders Uganda post-conflict reconstruction Humanitarian Relief
 
97.  Deane Shelley LSE, Government, 2005 Negotiating Peace Agreements: Elite Bargains and Ethnic Conflict Regulation in Northern Ireland and Israel Palestine Visiting Assistant Professor Bowdoin College Israel, Palestine, Northern Ireland peace agreements Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
98.  DeLugan Robin Maria University of California, Berkeley, 2004 Re-imagining the ties that bind: State practices of nation-building in post-civil war El Salvador (1992--2000) Post-Doctoral Fellow 2004-2005 University of California El Salvador nation-building Government Institutions / Security Sector Reform
 
99.  Dijkzeul Dennis Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam School of Management, Rotterdam, 1997 The Management of Multilateral Organizations: a Public Management Perspective on UNFPA, UNICEF and JCGP Professor in the Management of humanitarian crises Institute for International Law of Peace and armed conflict, Ruhr- University Bochum, Germany Great Lakes Region (Eastern Congo), Afghanistan, Central America (Guatemala) NGO Management, UN Management, Rebuilding during/after war, Humanitarian Action, Political economy of war Humanitarian Relief, United Nations
 
100.  Donais Timothy York University (Canada), Political Science, 2003 The political economy of peacebuilding in post-Dayton Bosnia Assistant Professor University of Windsor Balkans post-conflict policing, restoration of rule of law Economic Development and Political Economy / Security Sector Reform
 
101.  Donald Dominick King’s College, London, 2006 Active Impartiality: A Survival System for Grey Area Peace Support Operations Senior Analyst Aegis Research and Intelligence Iraq, Afghanistan, Indonesia, Niger Delta, Somalia, Central Africa Stabilisation and reconstruction operations, private security companies, evolution of contemporary conflict, media, war-affected children, maritime security Security Sector Reform,
 
102.  Dziewulska Agata European University Institute, Florence, 2004 Peace-building in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Putting theory into practice Lecturer Warsaw University Centre for Europe Bosnia- Herzegovina peace building, theory of state and state-building Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
103.  Dzinesa Gwinyayi Albert PhD, University of the Witwatersrand, 2006 Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration, Repatriation and Resettlement (DDRRR) in Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa Lecturer, International Relations University of the Witwatersrand Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration, Repatriation and Resettlement (DDRRR), Peacekeeping Security Sector Reform
 
104.  Eck Kristine PhD Candidate, Uppsala University (Sweden) From Conflict to War: Rebel Recruitment and the Escalation of Intrastate Armed Violence PhD Candidate Uppsala University Nepal, India escalation of armed conflict; rebel recruitment; conflict data; civilians in armed conflict Human Rights, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
105.  Eisenberg Isabella (MSc) Kingston University, UK, International Conflict 2006 Socio-Political Impacts of Ethnic Serb refugees in Serbia Masters Candidate Kingston University Yugoslavia Economic and Social aspects of refugee resettlement Refugees
 
106.  El Ghaziri Nisrine Institute of Social Studies, The Hague Administrative Reform in Post-War Lebanon (1990-2002) PhD Candidate Lebanon administrative reforms Government Institutions
 
107.  Elisabeth King University of Toronto, Department of Political Science, Expected May 2008 The Role of Education in Intergroup Conflict and Peacebuilding in Rwanda PhD Candidate University of Toronto Rwanda, Great Lakes region peacebuilding, identity, violent conflict, education memory transitional justice and reconciliation conflict prevention and theories of conflict civil societies
 
108.  Engstrom Jenny London School of Economics, International Relations, 2004 Democratisation and the Prevention of Violent Conflict in South: Eastern Europe: The Cases of Bulgaria and Republic of Macedonia Bulgaria, Macedonia democratization Democratization
 
109.  Enver Ervin University of Queensland, Australian Center for Peace &Conflict Studies Kingdom vs Republic in Nepal: what are the possibilities for breaking the impasse and achieving sustainable peace? PhD Candidate Nepal peacebuilding Government Institutions
 
110.  Esparza Marcia SUNY-Albany, Political Science, 2002 In the hands of the army: Postwar violence, Guatemala, a case study Professor John Jay College of Criminal Justice Guatemala; Latin America military institutions Security Sector Reform, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
111.  Esser Daniel London School of Economics, Development Studies, 2007 (expected) Tri-Axial Urban Governance: Theory and Practice of Capital City Politics in Sierra Leone and Afghanistan PhD Candidate London School of Economics West Africa and Central Asia urban recovery, post-war political economy Economic Development and Political Economy, Civil Society
 
112.  Etefa Tsega E. Ph.D., Hamburg University, 2005 Inter-Ethnic Relations on a frontier: Metekkel (Ethiopia), 1898-1991 Visiting Assistant Professor Colgate University Ethiopia, East Africa Traditional community courts and governance, ethnic and religious conflicts, peace and conflict, African history. Civil Society, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
113.  Fast Larissa Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, 2002 Context matters: Identifying micro- and macro-level factors contributing to NGO insecurity Visiting Assistant Professor University of Notre Dame humanitarian security, conflict, peacebuilding INGOs
 
114.  Faulkner Gwen University of Chicago, Anthropology Making War and Making Peace from Abroad: Guatemalan Refugees as Transnational Actors PhD Candidate Guatemala Forced Migration Refugees
 
115.  Fazal Tanisha Stanford University, Political Science, 2001 Born to lose and doomed to survive: State death and survival in the international system Assistant Professor Columbia University, SIWPS state collapse, informalization of war Government Institutions, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
116.  Fiala Nathan PhD Student, Economics, University of California, Irvine The Effect of Conflict and Trade on Economic Growth in Africa Fellow Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies, University of California, Irvine Ghana, South Africa, Uganda the effect of micro loan programs on post conflict youth Economic Development and Political Economy
 
117.  Fjelde Hanne Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies Regional conflict complexes and the interlinked security dynamics in regions of weak states PhD Candidate conflict analysis, causes of war, weak states Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
118.  Forsberg Erika Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies If and under what conditions armed conflict spreads geographically to new locations? Using a strategic interaction perspective. PhD Candidate diffusion effects in the study of civil war; causes and effects of refugee flows; ethnicity and ethnopolitical conflict; demographic causes of armed conflict; conflict data and conflict analysis; large-N datasets and statistical methods Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict, Refugees
 
119.  Franks Jason St Andrews University, 2004 Rethinking the Roots of Terrorism Research Fellow Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies in the School of International Relations, University of St Andrews Middle East, Cambodia, Kosovo, East Timor, Bosnia Liberal Peace Transitions, Terrorism Security Sector Reform
 
120.  French Brigittine University of Iowa, Anthropology, 2001 Language ideologies and collective identities in post-conflict Guatemala Assistant Professor University of Iowa Guatemala identities Civil Society
 
121.  Frombgen Elizabeth Purdue University, Political Science, 2002 A model of secession, ethnic conflict and political violence in Tatarstan and Chechnya: The role of the state Assistant Professor Hastings College Tatarstan, Chechnya state structures Government Institutions, Security Sector Reform
 
122.  Funk Deckard Julianne University of Leuven, Belgium, expected 2008 ”Religion and Peacebuilding in Bosnia and Herzegovina” PhD candidate, Programme Officer University of Leuven, International Peace Research Association Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina Religion, peacebuilding, nationalism Civil Society, Human Rights, Refugees
 
123.  Gegout Catherine PhD, European University Institute, Florence, Italy, 2004 An Evaluation of the Making and Functioning of the EU’s ‘Intergovernmental’ Foreign Policy System Lecturer in International Relation The University of Nottingham European Union, African conflict areas (Sudan, DRC, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Cote d'Ivoire, Central African Republic) Ethics of Intervention, EU Foreign Policy, Post-colonialism Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
124.  Gemeda Solomon University of Natal, Durban, South Africa, Public Policy, 2003 South Africa's Foreign Policy towards peacekeeping and conflict resolution in Africa: Choices, Constraints and Prospects Visiting Assistant Professor University of South Florida Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan, Somalia, South Africa, Lesotho, Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Egypt conflict management, mitigation, state building, state capacity, human security Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
125.  Gilbert Andrew University of Chicago, Anthropology State-Making/State Breaking: Returning Refugees, NGOs and the Political Geography of Bosnia/ Herzegovina PhD Candidate Bosnia- Herzegovina state-making, return of refugees Refugees, INGOs, Government Institutions
 
126.  Gilligan Chris University of Salford, UK, Politics, 2002 Identity as a key concept for understanding the peace process in Northern Ireland Lecturer University of Ulster Ireland victims, trauma, political (dis)engagement Civil Society
 
127.  Gledhill John Georgetown University, Comparative Government A Veil of Anarchy: Transitional Violence in Romania and the Balkans PhD candidate Georgetown University Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria and Albania democratization, the strategic creation of anarchy by governments, internal security Democratization, Security Sector Reform
 
128.  Goldsworthy Heather D. PhD Candidate, University of California, Irvine Road to Freedom or Faustian Deal?: The Environmental Consequences of Microfinance Research Associate Center for Unconventional Security Affairs at UCI Uganda Global environmental change, human security, gender, poverty alleviation and microfinance Economic Development and Political Economy
 
129.  Gomes Teresa Maria Resende Cierco International Relations, University of Minho The concept of the refugee in international relations. The case of the European Union Assistant Professor University Lusiada of Porto Balkans Democratization, Refugees Democratization, Refugees
 
130.  Goren Nimrod The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel External Incentives? Influence on Beliefs and Policies Regarding Intractable Conflicts in Turkey and in Israel Executive Director The Young Israeli Forum for Cooperation Israel, Middle East, Turkey, Cyprus conflict resolution, social psychology, civil society Civil Society
 
131.  Graeper Friederike Candidate, Center for OSCE Studies (CORE), Institute for Peace and Security Studies at University of Hamburg Media Assistance as Instrument of External Democracy Promotion. Motives, Objectives and Implementation Strategies of International Actors in Bosnia PhD Candidate Center for OSCE Studies (CORE), Institute for Peace and Security Studies at University of Hamburg Former Yugoslavia post-war media systems, media assistance Democratization
 
132.  Greenhill Kelly MIT, Political Science, 2004 Engineered Migration as an Instrument of Statecraft and the Rise of the Human Rights Regime Assistant Professor Wesleyan University human rights, strategic migration as an instrument of statecraft Refugees, Human Rights, Government Institutions
 
133.  Grimm Sonja Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Institut fuer Sozialwissenschaften External Democratization by Military Intervention PhD Candidate /Research Fellow Social Science Research Center, Berlin Iraq, Afghanistan, Kosovo democratization after military intervention, external actors in building democratic institutions Democratization
 
134.  Grundling Ockert Jakobus PhD candidate, University of South Africa Conflict Resolution in a Transformation Context: A Peace Building analysis of the Post-Lancaster House Period in Zimbabwe: 4 March 1980 – 2000 CEO and Chief Researcher Boland Peace Centre at the Boland College Zimbabwe, South Africa, Congo, Sudan/Darfur Multi-dimensional peace building programmes, culture and religion in post conflict reconstruction Civil Society
 
135.  Guaqueta Alexandra Ph.D, Somerville College, University of Oxford, International Relations 2002 Change and Continuity in US-Colombian Relations Academic Director Fundación Ideas para la Paz Colombia, Ecuador, US non traditional security issues, US-Latin American relations, private sector and conflict, political economy of armed conflict Security Sector Reform, Economic Development and Political Economy
 
136.  Gunzburger Makas Emily Cornell University, Architecture Representing Competing Identities: Building and Rebuilding in Postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina PhD Candidate Bosnia- Herzegovina architecture and identities Civil Society
 
137.  Guttieri Karen The University of British Columbia, Political Science, 1999 Toward a usable peace: United States civil affairs in post-conflict environments Assistant Professor Naval Postgraduate School Dominican Republic, Grenada, Panama, Iraq military operations in civilian environments, civil-military relations in peace implementation Civil Society, Security Sector Reform
 
138.  Guzina Dejan Carleton University, Canada, 2000 Nationalism in the context of an illiberal multination state: The case of Serbia Associate Professor Wilfrid Laurier University Western Balkans nationalism, ethnic politics, citizenship, international engagement and democracy building Civil Society, democratization
 
139.  Hall-MacLeod Lisa University of Denver, Political Science, 2004 Constructing peace: Lessons from United Nations peacebuilding operations in El Salvador and Cambodia Professor of International Studies Soka University of America El Salvador, Haiti peacekeeping, peacebuilding United Nations
 
140.  Hasic Tigran Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan, Sweden, 2004 Reconstruction planning in post-conflict zones: Bosnia and Herzegovina and the international community Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan, Sweden Bosnia post-disaster reconstruction, urban planning Civil Society, Economic Development and Political Economy
 
141.  Hawk Kathleen University of Alabama, Political Science, 2001 (Re)constructing the state: A prerequisite to stable peace (Somalia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia, Sierra Leone) Associate Professor University of Alabama in Huntsville Iraq, Bosnia, Somalia, Sierra Leone state-building Government Institutions
 
142.  Hazen Jennifer George Mason University, Government, 2004 How conflict networks fuel and finish civil wars (Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire) Assistant Professor University for Peace Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire, Kosovo post-conflict reconstruction Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
143.  Head Naomi University of Leeds, Politics and International Studies Between Order and Justice: Good International Citizenship from European and American Perspectives PhD Candidate Kosovo, Iraq international interventions (EU-US perspectives) Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations, Human Rights
 
144.  Heathershaw John London School of Economics, International Relations Peace or Legitimacy? The Ending of Political Violence in Tajikistan, 2000-2005 Lecturer in International Relations University of Exeter, Department of Political Science Tajikistan, Central Asia and Caucasus post-conflict peacebuilding, small arms proliferation and control, theories of conflict and conflict resolution Civil Society
 
145.  Hehir Aidan University of Limerick, 2005 The Implications of NATO's Intervention in Kosovo on the Evolution of the Debate Regarding Humanitarian Intervention Lecturer University of Sheffield Kosovo, Iraq failed states, terrorism, state-building Government Institutions
 
146.  Helms Elissa Lynelle University of Pittsburgh, Anthropology, 2003 Gendered visions of the Bosnian future: Women's activism and representation in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina Assistant Professor Department of Gender Studies, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary Bosnia- Herzegovina gender and nationalism, women's NGO and political activism, Islam, representation Civil Society, INGOS
 
147.  Hemmer Bruce W. PhD Candidate, University of California, Irvine Putting the “Up” in Bottom-Up Peacebuilding: The Political Engagement of Peacebuilding NGOs in Democratizing Societies PhD Candidate University of California, Irvine Bosnia and Northern Ireland in particular, some study of Kosovo, Macedonia, Ethiopia, Israel/Palestine, Cyprus, Sri Lanka, South Africa Democratization, political participation, political culture, civil society, social movements, cultural conflict, peacebuilding, nonviolence, globalization Democratization, Civil Society
 
148.  Herrmann-De Luca Kristine The American University, Political Science, 2002 Beyond elections: Lessons in democratization assistance from post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina Democracy and Governance Officer USAID Bosnia- Herzegovina democracy Democratization
 
149.  Hilker Lyndsay McLean University of Sussex, Development Studies/Anthropology Living beyond conflict: Rwandan youth, return and reconciliation PhD Candidate/ Part-Time Consultant Rwanda, Great Lakes reconciliation, social divisions, identity, ethnicity Civil Society, Refugees
 
150.  Hoddie Matthew University of California, Davis, Political Science 2000 Ethnic realignments: A comparative study of government influences on identity Assistant Professor Texas A&M University institutions, power-sharing Civil Society, Government Institutions
 
151.  Hoglund Kristine Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies, 2004 Violence in the midst of peace negotiations. Cases from Guatemala, Northern Ireland, South Africa and Sri Lanka Researcher Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies Guatemala, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Sri Lanka violence and conflict resolution, democratisation in a post-conflict context Democratization, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
152.  Hristova Stefka PhD candidate, Visual Studies, University of California, Irvine (Re)membering Abu Ghraib PhD candidate Visual Studies, University of California, Irvine statehood, citizenship, colonialism Human Rights
 
153.  Hultman Lisa Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies Why warring parties deliberately target civilians in armed conflicts? PhD Candidate Predoctoral Fellow of the Program on Order, Conflict and Violence, Yale University Sudan conflict dynamics and strategic violence against civilians during armed conflicts. Civil Society, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
154.  Humphreys Macartan Harvard University, Political Science, 2003 The political economy of factions: Voting, bargaining and coercion Assistant Professor Columbia University Sierra Leone, Mali, Uganda civilians in civil wars, political economy Economic Development and Political Economy
 
155.  Hurwitz Agnes Oxford, Public International Law, 2002 States' responsibility to protect refugees Associate International Peace Academy security-development, migration Refugees, Human Rights
 
156.  Hutchison Marc L. University of Kentucky, 2007 The Contextual Elements of Political Tolerance: A Multi-Level Analysis of the Effects of Threat Environment and Domestic Institutions Assistant Professor University of Rhode Island Middle East, Africa post-conflict political institutions, pre- and post-conflict political attitudes and behavior, identity Government Institutions, Civil Society
 
157.  Ibanez Ana Maria University of Maryland, Environmental Economics, 2000 The Random Utility Model for Recreation: A Model for Incorporation Uncertainty and the Costs of Imperfect Information Associate Professor Universidad de los Andes Columbia Microeconomic analysis of conflict and post-conflict, Causes and consequences of forced displacement Economic Development and Political Economy, Refugees
 
158.  Ibrahimpasic Emira University of New Mexico, expected 2009 Muslim Women's Identities in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina PhD Candidate Bosnia-Herzegovina, Balkans religion, identity, religiosity, ethnicity, activism, women, NGOs, Islam NGOs, religious dialog, post-war reconstruction, majority Muslim states
 
159.  Ikpe Eka University of London, Economics The Role of the State in Agriculture Development in Nigeria PhD candidate University of London Nigeria, West Africa fragile states, aid allocation, youth vulnerability and exclusion, agricultural aid Economic Development and Political Economy, Donors
 
160.  Iqbal Zaryab Emory University, Political Science, 2004 The social cost of war: Violent conflict and public health Assistant Professor Penn State University human security, public health, forced migration Civil Society, Humanitarian Relief
 
161.  Irmer Cynthia George Mason University, 2003 The promise of process: Evidence on ending violent international conflict Resolution Specialist and Attorney Planning and Development Collaborative International (PADCO) Africa, Ireland, Thailand trust building Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
162.  Jackson Nicole London School of Economics and Political Science Ideas and Interests in the Russian Political Debate About Military Involvement in the CIS Conflicts (Georgia, Moldova, and Tajikistan) Assistant Professor University of Warwick Russia, CIS arms, narcotic and human trafficking and terrorism Human Rights, Refugees, Security Sector Reform
 
163.  Jakobsson-Hatay Ann-Sofi Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies The Struggle for Hearts and Minds. The Political Dynamics of Peacebuilding and Peacemaking in Northern Ireland and Cyprus PhD Candidate Lecturer, Uppsala University Cyprus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ireland, Macedonia conflict resolution, the dynamics of peace processes, negotiations, peacebuilding, reconciliation, democratisation of peace processes, international peace support operations Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations, Democratization, Civil Society
 
164.  James Erica Harvard University, Anthropology, 2003 The violence of misery: "Insecurity" in Haiti in the "democratic" era Assistant Professor MIT Haiti medical and psychiatric anthropology, gender and violence, religion and healing, race, human rights, ethics and politics of democratization projects Civil Society, Democratization, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
165.  Jarstad Anna Uppsala University (Sweden), Dept. of Peace and Conflict Research, 2001 Changing the game: Consociational theory and ethnic quotas in Cyprus and New Zealand Assistant Professor Uppsala University Kosov, South Africa, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cyprus, Macedonia Peacebuilding, democratization, conflict management, constitutional engineering, power sharing Democratization
 
166.  Jeffrey Alex Durham University, Geography, 2005 Democratization, Civil Society and NGOs: The Case of Brcko District, Bosnia and Herzegovina Lecturer The University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Bosnia, Former Yugoslavia NGOs, varieties of capital, ethnic conflict, aid Civil Society, Democratization, INGOs
 
167.  Johnson Rebecca Georgetown University, Government, 2003 "Contentious Collaboration: Explaining Great Power Cooperation in the Balkans" Professor American University, School of International Service Balkans Global Governance, Security Policy Security Sector Reform, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
168.  Jones Bruce London School of Economics, International Relations, 2000 The Theory and Practice of Interconnected Third-Party Conflict Resolution: Explaining the Failure of the Peace Process in Rwanda, 1990-1994 Co-Director Center on International Cooperation, NYU Rwanda, Southern Lebanon, Syria, Kosovo UN peace operations, post-conflict reconstruction United Nations, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
169.  Jordans Mark MA Developmental Psychology, PhD Candidate Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Development of a comprehensive psychosocial care system for children in areas of armed conflict Technical Advisor Healthnet TPO Amsterdam/TPO Nepal Kathmandu Burundi, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Sudan Development of long-term training courses in psychosocial interventions & counseling and on the development, adaptation and implementation of comprehensive psychosocial care systems from a trans-cultural perspective Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
170.  Jung Jai Kwan Ph.D Candidate, Cornell University, May 2008 The Paradox of Institution Building After Civil War: A Trade-Off Between Short-Term Peacemaking and Long-Term Democracy Building Assistant Professor Department of Political Science and the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University Bosnia-Herzegovina, Mozambique, and South and North Korea Dynamics of civil war and post-civil war politics; comparative political institutions; social movements and contentious politcs; Korean politics Post-conflict reconstruction and institutional design; Korean peninsular issues
 
171.  Kanavou Angeliki Andrea University of Southern California, Political Science,2003 Why peace fails: The role of values in post-settlement processes Visiting Assistant Professor Chapman University Cyprus political psychology, conflict resolution, peace studies, negotiation/mediation, and security studies Civil Society, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
172.  Kantowitz Riva Columbia University, Social/Organizational Psychology, 2006 Healing Systems: A Multi-Level Social Psychological Model of Trauma in Guatemala Visiting Assistant Professor Program on Conflict Resolution and Analysis, Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey Latin America (particularly Guatemala, El Salvador), Southern Europe (Turkey, Cyprus) Community development and post-conflict reconstruction processes; understanding trauma and promoting healing and resiliency at individual, communal, and social levels in conflict and post-conflict countries Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
173.  Kaufman Zachary University of Oxford, International Relations The Evolution of United States Policy on Transitional Justice PhD Candidate University of Oxford, Yale Law School Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, Rwanda, Former Yugoslavia Transitional Justice Transitional Justice
 
174.  Kavalski Emilian Loughborough University, UK, Political Science, 2005 Peace in the Balkans? The Influence of Euro-Atlantic Actors in the Promotion of Security-Community-Relations in Southeastern Europe Post-doctoral Fellow University of Alberta, Canada Balkans, EU EU security policy, the international socialization of states Security Sector Reform, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
175.  Kerr Rachel King's College, London, Department of War Studies, 2001 The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia: Law, Diplomacy and Politics Lecturer King's College, London, Department of War Studies Former Yugoslavia international criminal tribunal Transitional Justice and Reconciliation, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
176.  Kew Darren Tufts University, Political Science, 2002 Pillars of democracy? The role of civil society in Nigerian democratization and conflict resolution, 1991–1999 Assistant Professor University of Massachusetts Boston Nigeria University of Massachusetts Boston Civil Society, Democratization
 
177.  Kilroy Walt PhD Candidate, Dublin City University, School of Law and Government The role of participatory DDR in conflict resolution PhD Candidate Dublin City University, School of Law and Government Sierra Leone, Liberia, DRC, Sudan Participatory approach to DDR and post conflict reconstruction; involvement of local communities in planning and implementing DDR; role of international and local NGOs in peacebuilding Security Sector Reform, INGOs
 
178.  Kim G. Jiyun Ph.D. University of Michigan, 2006 The Nature and the Timing of Political Stabilization Postdoctoral Researcher Ackoff Collaboratory- University of Pennsylvania Africa and Asia Political Transitions, Civil Wars, Third Party Interventions Democratization, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
179.  Kimonyo Jean-Paul University of Quebec at Montreal, 2000 Popular Participation in Rwanda from Revolution to Genocide (1959-1994) Coordinator Center for Conflict Management, National University of Rwanda Rwanda, Burundi genocide, human rights Human Rights, Civil Society, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
180.  King Barb University of Queensland, Australian Center for Peace &Conflict Studies Women & peace building: Bougainville and East Timor PhD Candidate East Timor, Bougainville, Papua New Guinea women and peace building Civil Society
 
181.  Kobzeva Svetlana PhD candidate, Center for Civilization and Regional Studies, Moscow Institute for African Studies Monitoring as a tool for conflict management. The case study of Israeli-Lebanon War. Doctoral Student, Coordinator of Strategic Risk Monitoring Group Moscow Institute for African Studies Middle East, Africa, Russia NGOs and Civil Society, Post Conflict Reconstruction, Mass Media & Telecommunications Civil Society, INGOs
 
182.  Kofmehl Scott Eric PhD Candidate, London School of Economics U.S. Foreign Policy and Post-Conflict State Building: An Institutional, Intra-Agency Analysis PhD Candidate London School of Economics Panama; Iraq post-conflict state-building; U.S. foreign policy Government Institutions
 
183.  Kostic Roland Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies Third party peace building in Bosnia and Herzegovina: identity and reconciliation after ethnic war PhD Candidate Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina (Balkans) post-conflict peacebuilding Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
184.  Kramer Daniel Robert Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany, April 2007 The New Mercenaries: Towards a political economy of international private security PhD candidate Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany Sub-saharan Africa, Middle East private security Security Sector Reform
 
185.  Kuchinsky Michael University of South Carolina, Government and International Studies, 1999 Comparative peace-building interventions of nongovernmental organizations in protracted social conflicts Adjunct George Washington University NGOs, peacebuilding INGOs
 
186.  Kunce-Wagner Elizabeth PhD Candidate, University of Hawaii United States' Role in and Capacity for the Development of Democracy Humanitarian Analyst Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance Democratization, Humanitarian Assistance Democratization, Humanitarian Relief
 
187.  Kuperman Alan MIT, Political Science "Tragic Challenges and the Moral Hazard of Humanitarian Intervention:: How and Why Ethnic Groups Provoke Genocidal Retaliation" Assistant Professor UT Austin, LBJ School of Public Affairs Rwanda, Balkans, Iraq diplomacy, ethnic conflict, partition Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations, Security Sector Reform
 
188.  Kurtoglu-Eskisar Gul M. University of Chicago, 2003 Toleration of the Intolerants?: Accommodation of Political Islam in the Muslim World Assistant Professor Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir, Turkey Muslim world political Islam, democratization, state-building, European Neighborhood Policy, identity politics Democratization
 
189.  Kurz Christof Fletcher The Political Economy of Institution Building in Sierra Leone PhD Candidate Sierra Leone political economy, institutions Economic Development and Political Economy, Government Institutions
 
190.  Laakso Jennifer University of Queensland, Australian Center for Peace &Conflict Studies Justice and peacebuilding in post-conflict East Timor PhD Candidate East Timor justice and peacebuilding Peacebuilding / International Law
 
191.  Ladutke Lawrence CUNY Graduate Center, Political Science 2002 Freedom of expression, human rights violations and democratization in postwar El Salvador New Jersey Legislative Coordinator Amnesty International, USA El Salvador human rights Human Rights, Democratization
 
192.  Lambach Daniel University of Cologne, International Relations State Failure and Regional Security Professor Department of International Politics and Foreign Policy, University of Cologne Columbia, Asia, State Failure, Forms of non-state governance, Organized Crime, Security Discourse Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict, Security Sector Reform, Civil Society
 
193.  Leebaw Bronwyn University of California, Berkeley, Political Science, 2002 Judging the past: Truth, justice, and reconciliation from Nuremberg to South Africa Assistant Professor University of California, Riverside South Africa transitional justice, education reforms, human rights Transitional Justice and Reconciliation, Human Rights
 
194.  Leitich Keith Washington State University Adjunct Professor North Seattle Community College Caucasus, Tajikistan, Korea Ethnic Conflict Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
195.  Leman-Langlois Stephane University of Toronto, Criminology, 2000 Constructing post-conflict justice: The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission as an ongoing invention of reconciliation and truth Post-doctoral fellow University of Montreal South Africa justice, criminology Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
196.  Lemay-Hebert Nicolas PhD Candidate Insitut d’Études Politiques de Paris “From state collapse to reconstruction: UN and OSCE contributions to state building” PhD Candidate, Lecturer Insitut d’Études Politiques de Paris Kosovo, Georgia Statebuilding; Peacebuilding; International organizations (OSCE and UN); Democratization, Governmental Institutions
 
197.  LeRiche Matthew King's College, London, Department of War Studies The Politicization of Humanitarianism: humanitarians and armed groups in zones of conflict PhD Candidate Papua and Aceh Indonesia, South Lebanon, South Sudan/Darfur, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Chad, Central African NGOs, transitional actors, non-state armed groups, Insurgent/Guerrilla Warfare, Counter Insurgency, DDR INGOs, Humanitarian Relief, UN
 
198.  Lincoln Jessica King's College, London, Department of War Studies Twin Processes to Building Peace: painful truth and experimental justice: Assessing the impact of the Special Court and Truth and Reconciliation C PhD Candidate Sierra Leone truth commissions, international law, transitional justice International Law
 
199.  Lindley Anna University of Oxford, Department of International Development Remittances: UK-Somalia PhD Candidate Somalia remittances, conflict, informal economy, financial sector, education Economic Development and Political Economy, Refugees
 
200.  Lischer Sarah MIT, Political Science, 2002 Catalysts of conflict: How refugee crises lead to the spread of civil war Assistant Professor Wake Forest University refugees, humanitarian aid, military intervention, NGOs Refugees, Humanitarian Relief, INGOs
 
201.  Lissauer Gyorgy University of Oxford, Law Government by the International Community PhD Candidate / Visiting Doctoral Researcher NYU School of Law Kosovo, East Timor accountability of administering power, constitution writing through foreign administration United Nations
 
202.  Lubkemann Stephen Brown University, Anthropology and Demographics, 2000 Situating wartime migration in central Mozambique: Gendered social struggle and the transnationalization of polygyny (Zimbabwe, South Africa) Assistant Professor George Washington University Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa gender, migration, diaspora Refugees, Civil Society
 
203.  M'cormack Fredline Political Science, University of Florida, PhD (expected May 2008) Whose Democracy? NGOs and the Democracy Project in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone PhD candidate University of Florida Sierra Leone political participation, democratization, peace building Democratization, INGOs, Civil Society
 
204.  Mabry Tristan University of Pennsylvania, Political Science Nationalism and the Politics of Language in Muslim Minority Conflict Visiting Assistant Professor Department of Government, Georgetown University Iraq, Pakistan, China, India, Indonesia and the Philippines Nationalism, ethnic conflict resolution, Muslim minorities, language politics and policies Civil Society
 
205.  MacLean Lauren University of California at Berkeley, Political Science, 2002 Solidarity in Crisis: Social Policies and Social Support Networks in Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire Assistant Professor Indiana University Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire political economy, social networks Economic Development and Political Economy, Civil Society
 
206.  Malisa Mark University of Nevada Unreasonable reason: The quest for utopia in critical theory, critical pedagogy, and liberation theology Assistant Professor University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia, Mozambique, Angola, Namibia Culture, Identity, Globalization, Human Rights, Gender, Religions, Indigenous Knowledge Systems Education, Development, HIV/AIDS
 
207.  Marlin Robert Paul Rutgers University, Anthropology, 2001 Possessing the past: Legacies of violence and reproductive illness in central Mozambique Resident Cambridge Hospital Mozambique health and medical effects of war Civil Society, Economic Development and Political Economy
 
208.  Martin Jeffrey University of Chicago, Anthropology Keeping the Peace in Regime Change: Policing in Post-Authoritarian Taiwan visiting scholar Chang-Jung Christian University, Central Police University China, Taiwan policing Security Sector Reform, Democratization
 
209.  Matsumoto Emma London School of Economics and Political Science, International Relations The United Nations Peacekeeping Operations in Cambodia and East Timor: The Brahimi Report and Regional Perspectives PhD Candidate Cambodia, East Timor, Somalia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone United Nations peacekeeping operations, regional security issues in Asia United Nations
 
210.  Maulden Patricia A. George Mason University, 2007 Former Child Soldiers and Sustainable Peace Processes: Demilitarizing the Body, Heart, and Mind Assistant Professor of Conflict Resolution Practice George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia Sub-saharan Africa, South America Human security and gender; child and youth involvement in regional/intrastate conflict; socio-cultural processes promoting violence/peace; transitions from war; peacebuilding practices/policies; peace economy DDR; post-conflict peacebuilding; youth participation in democratization; gendered aspects of peace proposals
 
211.  McEvoy-Levy Siobhan University of Cambridge, 1999 American exceptionalism and US foreign policy: Public diplomacy at the end of the Cold War Assistant Professor Butler University conflict and post-conflict education Civil Society, Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations
 
212.  McGuire Connie PhD Student, Anthropology, University of California Probing the policy process: producing "transnational" gangs in the US government Outreach Coordinator Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) Latin America, immigrant communities in the US and Europe US collaboration with Central American and Mexican governments in order to combat transnational gangs Security Sector Reform, Refugees
 
213.  Megoran Nick Cambridge, Geography 2003 "The Borders of Eternal Friendship: The politics and pain of nationalism and identity along the Uzbekistan-Kyrgyzstan Ferghana Valley boundary Lecturer Department of Geography, Politics and Sociology at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan state boundaries, nationalism, and geopolitics Diplomacy and Peace Negotiations, Conflict Prevention and Theories of Conflict
 
214.  Mehrotra Mansi School of International Studies , Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India, 2004 Ethnicity, Religion and Politics in Tajikistan: 1989-2004 Researcher Bosnia- Herzegovina, Tajikistan, India Ethnicity, Religion Government Institutions, Peace Building, UN and Democratization
 
215.  Mejia Daniel Brown University, Economics, 2006 Essays in inequality and the political economy of conflict Researcher Banco de la Republica, Colombia Latin America, Colombia Political economy of conflict, narcotrafic, war against drugs Economic Development and Political Economy
 
216.  Melander Erik Uppsala University (Sweden), Peace and Conflict Studies, 1999 Anarchy Within: The Security Dilemma Between Ethnic Groups in Emerging Anarchy Assistant Professor Uppsala University Nagorno-Karabakh, Baltics forced expulsion of civilians and ethnic cleansing, ethnic conflict, causes of civil war, gender inequality and collective violence Civil Society, Refugees
 
217.  Mibenge Chiseche S. Netherlands institute of Human Rights Research, expected 2009 'Those women are not the real victims': Narratives of Gender in Transitional Justice Processes. Studies from Sierra Leone and Rwanda Junior researcher Utrecht University School of Law Great lakes region, southern Africa and west Africa. field work conducted in Sierra Leone and Rwanda Gender, gender based violence, masculinities, human rights law, African regional human rights framework, CEDAW, international humnaitarian law, international criminal law Integrating gender into postwar reconstruction processes, including criminal justice and reform, DDR, police reform and legislative
 
218.  Michota Cynthia Ph.D. Candidate, Georgia State University Institutional Variation and Domestic Incentives for Violence Ph.D. Candidate Georgia State University Balkans, SubSaharan Africa Conflict Management and Transformation Democratization, Government Institutions
 
219.  Miller Andrew Purdue, Political Science, 2004 Military disengagement and democratic consolidation in post-military regimes: The case of El Salvador Visiting Assistant Professor Wilkes University El Salvador democratic consolidation Democratization, Security Sector Reform
 
220.  Mitchels Barbara University of Bradford, Peace Studies, 2003 Trauma, Therapy and Conflict Postgraduate Fellow Center for Conflict Resolution, University of Bradford post-traumatic stress Civil Society, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation
 
221.  Mkutu Agade Kennedy University of Bradford, Peace Studies, 2005 Pastoralist Conflict, Governance and Small Arms and Light Weapons in North Rift, Northeast Africa Senior Lecturer Kenya Institute of Administration (KIA) Kenya, Northern Uganda capacity building, harmonization of customary traditional governance system and modern public administration, small arms, peace, conflict and security, gender Government Institutions, Security Sector Reform
 
222.  Moehler Devra C. Distrusting Democrats: outcomes of participatory constitution-making Democracy Fellow and Assistant Professor USAID DCHA/DG and Cornell University Uganda, Africa Democratization, Political Communication, Political Behavior, Constitution-making, impact evaluations of democracy assistance programs Democratization, Donors, Government Institutions
 
223.  Moodie Ellen University of Michigan, Anthropology, 2002 "It's worse than the war": telling everyday danger in postwar San Salvador (El Salvador) Postdoctoral Fellow, Visiting Assistant Professor University of Illinois El Salvador crime Civil Society, Security Sector Reform
 
224.  Nakaya Sumie The Graduate Center, CUNY, Political Science Exclusion and Violence in Post-Conflict States: The Failure to Transform War-time Distributive Structures in Sierra Leone and Tajikistan PhD Candidate Sierra Leone, Tajikistan post-conflict statebuilding Economic Development and Political Economy
 
225.  Narten Jens CORE, Center for OSCE Research International Peace Efforts in Divided Societies under UN Interim Administration between Success and Failure - A Case Study on Kosovo PhD candidate CORE, Center for OSCE Research Kosovo local ownership UN administration United Nations, Government Institutions
 
226.  Nenadovic Maja Amsterdam University, European Studies Department Installing Democracy in the Balkans: Assisting Political Parties and Building Democratic Political Systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo PhD Candidate University of Amsterdam Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo Democratization, post-conflict reconstruction democracy promotion, political party assistance
 
227.  Neofotistos Vasiliki Harvard University, Social Anthropology, 2003 Resisting violence: Hegemonic negotiations of ethnicity in the Republic of Macedonia Assistant Professor / Associate SUNY Buffalo / The Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, and Montenegro ethnicity Civil Society
 
228.  Nest Michael NYU, Political Science, 2002 The evolution of a fragmented state: The case of the Democratic Republic of Congo Political / Economic Analyst Private Consultancies Congo state Government Institutions, Economic Development and Political Economy
 
229.  Nettelfield Lara J. Columbia University 2006 "Courting Democracy: The Hague Tribunal's Effects in Bosnia-Herzegovina" Assistant Professor Simon Fraser University Vancouver Southeastern Europe Democratization, Transitional Justice, Humanitarian Intervention, Human Rights, Social Movements, Norm expansion Human rights, democratization
 
230.  Neumann Hannah PhD Candidate Technical University of Ilmenau, Institute for Media and Communication Research Talk for Your Rights - Developing a Communication Model to Transform Ethnopoli