I am a Lord Kelvin Adam Smith Research Fellow and Lecturer (assistant professor) in History at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, UK. I use oral historical and ethnographic methods to study transitional communities, particularly post-genocide Rwanda, Uganda and Bosnia-Herzegovina. My research interests include mass atrocities, nationalized commemoration, symbolic violence, transitional justice, mass grave exhumations, and the ethical and methodological challenges surrounding qualitative fieldwork amid highly politicized research settings.
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Lord Kelvin Adam Smith Research Fellow
United Kingdom

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Anthropology, History

cultural heritage, ethics, genocide, mass atrocities, memory studies, Rwanda, symbolic violence, transitional justice

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Sub-Saharan Africa

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