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I received my PhD (2015) and my HBA (2006) from the University of Toronto, and my MA (2008) from McGill University.
Prior to joining Laurier, I was Professor of Practice in Political Science and International Development at Tulane University (2016-2021). I was also the Simons Research Fellow in Dialogue on International Law and Human Security at Simon Fraser University (2014-2015) and a visiting fellow in international development at the London School of Economics and Political Science (2013-2014).
My main streams of research deal with local perceptions of international criminal trials in post-conflict settings, women’s participation in war crimes in the context of justice for atrocity, and children in armed groups. I ask questions such as: Who are the constituents of international criminal justice? How do we complexify the victim and perpetrator binary in the accountability project? I have conducted extensive fieldwork in East and Central Africa and the Balkans.
I am willing to supervise graduate students in the areas of international criminal law; transitional justice; international development; peacebuilding; gender and war.