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am Lecturer in Philosophy at University College, Oxford University. I received
my D.Phil (PhD) in Philosophy from Oxford
University in 2012. My research
is focused on ethics and political philosophy. |
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I believe the study of ethics and political theory is of great value to many real-world problems. I therefore work with several Non Governmental Oragnisations (NGOs) active in the fields of human rights, global justice, and international criminal justice. Below is a list of some of the projects I have worked on recently. Transtional Justice in Libya Libya, March-September 2012 The Role of Women in Peace-Building, Reconciliation and Accountability in Iraq Erbil (Kurdistan-Iraq) 27-28 Jan. 2011 War Victims' Football Game Kampala, Uganda, May 2010 From Totalitarianism to Democracy: Reconciliation and Accountability in Iraq Erbil (Kurdistan-Iraq) 6-9 May 2009 The status of Armed Forces and Groups in Iraq Dokan (Kurdistan-Iraq) 9-10 Nov. 2008 Investigating Post-Election Violence Secondment to the Kenyan National Commission on Human Rights Kenya, March 2008 DiverCites-Mixed Cities and Disputed Areas Venice, 18-22 December 2007 Second Chamber in Federal and Devolved Democracies Rome, 26-27 September 2007 Practical Federalism in Iraq Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq, 10-16 July 2007 |