
Biography
Maria Jellinek is a PhD Candidate at the War Studies Department. Her PhD research focuses on humanitarian intervention. She is teaching International Relations Theory as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at King’s College London.
Before coming to King’s, Maria worked as a Law Fellow at the Public International Law & Policy Group in Washington DC where she was providing legal advice and negotiation support on numerous issues relating to political transitions, national political dialogues, and governance structures. She has conducted research for Journalists for Human Rights - a media development organization based in Canada. Maria holds two LLM degrees in international law, one from the University of Toronto and one from the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
Research Interests
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Philosophy of International Law
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Political Philosophy
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Humanitarian Intervention
Thesis Title
Humanitarian Intervention: An Interpretative Approach
Supervisors
Professor Mervyn Frost (Primary) & Professor Mats Berdal (Secondary)
Events

Solidarity during the Global Health Crisis and Beyond: Reimagining Communities
A discussion on how solidarity is often invoked in a wide range of public discourses
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Researching Military Identities and Crimes Against Humanity in an Argentine Prison
Eleonora Natala will discuss her paper on former military officers who were imprisoned, prosecuted and convicted in Argentina.
Please note: this event has passed.

The ethics of solidarity, community and care
International Relations and Ethics video screening and interactive panel for the School of Security Studies Research Conference.
Please note: this event has passed.
Events

Solidarity during the Global Health Crisis and Beyond: Reimagining Communities
A discussion on how solidarity is often invoked in a wide range of public discourses
Please note: this event has passed.

Researching Military Identities and Crimes Against Humanity in an Argentine Prison
Eleonora Natala will discuss her paper on former military officers who were imprisoned, prosecuted and convicted in Argentina.
Please note: this event has passed.

The ethics of solidarity, community and care
International Relations and Ethics video screening and interactive panel for the School of Security Studies Research Conference.
Please note: this event has passed.