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Researchers
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Oliver Jütersonke
Head of Research |
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Email: oliver.jutersonke (at) graduateinstitute.ch
Phone : +41 (0)22 908 57 36 |
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- Changing notions of sovereignty in international law and politics, with an emphasis on the notion of “conditional sovereignty” inherent in the contemporary discourse of a “responsibility to protect (R2P)”.
- Peacebuilding and the security-development nexus, with a particular focus on stabilization agendas, state-building, and institutional design.
- The social and spatial dynamics of urbanization and their impact on humanitarian and development practices;
- The history of the field of International Relations, and its relation to the social sciences, law and philosophy.
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Moncef Kartas
Researcher |
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Email: moncef.kartas (at) graduateinstitute.ch
Phone : +41 (0)22 908 44 69 |
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- Critical theory and field research
- Critical approaches to the study of conflict, security and development
- Conflict transformation and peace-building (with a special focus with problems of social order and reconciliation)
- Conflict and politics through the lens of religion (notably Buddhism)
- Decolonisation, colonial policies towards the ‘transfer of power’, and the role of the security forces in post-colonial politics.
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Thania Paffenholz
Senior Researcher |
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Email: thania.paffenholz (at) graduateinstitute.ch
Phone : +41 (0)22 908 57 42 |
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- Peacebuilding Theories and Intervention Strategies
- Civil Society and Peacebuilding
- Development- Peace-Conflict Nexus
- Evaluation in Peacebuilding
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Achim Wennmann
Researcher |
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Email: achim.wennmann (at) graduateinstitute.ch
Phone : +41 (0)22 908 57 41 |
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- Dynamics of armed conflict and violence
- The political economy of conflict and armed groups
- Peace processes and armed violence reduction
- Conflict economies and transnational crime networks
- War-to-peace transitions and post-conflict economic recovery
- State fragility and hybrid political orders
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