Academic Discipline:
Interests Keywords:
cultural heritage, ethics, genocide, mass atrocities, memory studies, Rwanda, symbolic violence, transitional justice
About me:
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.
Sustainable Development Goals:
Gender Equality, Justice and Strong Institutions, Peace, Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, Reduced Inequalities
I am interested in the following geographical area(s):
Components of the GCRF I am interested in:
Human Rights, Good Governance and Social Justice
