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Anthropology of Conflict and Peace-building
Migration, Displacement, Diasporas
Ethnicity, Nationalism, Anti-Nationalism
Politics of Memory and Trauma
Political Violence and Justice

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Research Statement

I am a political anthropologist researching conflict and peace, displacement, migration and diasporas, with a particular emphasis on nationalism and anti-nationalism, intra-communal violence, the politics of memory and loss, the social construction of silence(s) and ‘unofficial histories’, post-colonialism and transnationalism. 

I have conducted ethnographic research in Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, and the UK, including multi-sited, transnational and trans-border research between Cyprus and the UK.

I joined Queen’s as Lecturer in Anthropology in 2013 after receiving my DPhil in 2012 from the University of Sussex. I also hold an MSc in Forced Migration (Oxford) and a BA in Social Anthropology (Sussex). I have previously taught Anthropology at Birkbeck (University of London), and the University of Sussex. I have served as features editor in the journal Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism and as Secretary of the Anthropological Association of Ireland.

My research has been funded by the British Academy, the British Council/Newton Fund, the Northern Ireland Department for the Economy (DfE)/ Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).

I have contributed written pieces for and made appearances on various media platforms, including openDemocracy, Allegra, BBC Radio Ulster, Greek National Television.

 

 

Teaching

ANT1001: Being Human: Evolution, Culture and Society

ANT2030: Skills in the Field: Ethnographic Methods (convenor)

ANT2032/3145: Conflict and Peace in Comparative Perspective (convenor)

ANT2035/3148: Migration, Displacement and Diasporas (convenor)

ANT7007: Advanced Anthropological Methods

 

For information on some recent innovations in the Anthropology BA programme at QUB, see this 'Reflections' article entitled 'Teaching Anthropology in the Anthropocene: revising the curriculum as a response to Global Challenges' (pp.26-27). 

 

PhD Supervision

Current PhD projects:

  • Chiara Magliacane: Youth Conflict-Related Trauma through Generations. An Ethnography on the Relationship between Health and Society in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland/NINE ESRC-funded (Primary Supervisor)
  • Amanda Lubit: Refugees Welcome?: Refugee resettlement within the context of Brexit, sectarian identity and territoriality in Northern Ireland (Primary Supervisor)
  • Savannahah Dodd: Conflict, Photography and Ethics in Northern Ireland (Primary Supervisor)
  • Jamie McCollum: An anthropological analysis of the Kurdish diaspora & democratic confederalism: Beyond nationalism and the nation-state?/ DfE-funded (Primary Supervisor)
  • Augusto Soares: Tracking Online Political Sociality in Northern Ireland: Social media engagement in a context of persistent antagonism and increasing diversity (Primary Supervisor)
  • Niamh Small: The middle ground and the manifestation of a symbolic Northern Irish identity / DfE-funded (2nd supervisor)
  • Rachael Barbour: Conflict transformation through space transformation: mapping peace-building in Jerusalem and Nicosia/ DfE-funded (2nd Supervisor)

Previously supervised PhD Projects:

  • Jonathan Evershed: Lest We Forget: The politics of commemoration, loyalty and peacebuilding at the centenary of the Somme/ AHRC-funded (2nd Supervisor) -completed in 2017
  • Nancy Anderson: Re-Imaging Belfast: Art and Policy in Post- Conflict Northern Ireland (2nd Supervisor) -completed in 2016
  • Sinéad Lynch: Music, Peacebuilding and UNSCR 1325 (2nd Supervisor)

Other Advisory Roles:

  • Savannah Dodd (Visiting Research Associate/HAPP): The Impact of Conflict Tourism on Local Communities in Belfast (Project Advisor) -completed in 2017

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

  • SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
  • SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth
  • SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities
  • SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production
  • SDG 13 - Climate Action
  • SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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