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War Crimes Research Group

The War Crimes Research Group (WCRG) conducts research and teaching on war crimes – understood in the broadest sense – and war.  We aim to provide a hub for researchers and practitioners working on these issues across a range of disciplines, and our membership includes scholars, practitioners, policy-makers and others outside King’s.

Broadly, our research spans three overlapping strands: International Law and War, encompassing aspects of law in relation to security and armed conflict; War and War Crimes, encompassing the relationships between law, war, strategy, ethics and crime; and Transitional (or post-atrocity) Justice, encompassing the range of judicial and non-judicial mechanisms for accountability.

The War Crimes Research Group is based in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London and co-chaired by Professor James Gow and Dr Rachel Kerr. 

 

Members

Ammar Bajboj

Ammar Bajboj

Visiting Research Fellow

Emily Brown

Emily Brown

PhD Candidate

Rebekka Friedman

Rebekka Friedman

Senior Lecturer of International Relations

James Gow

James Gow

Professor of International Peace and Security

Jan Honig

Jan Honig

Senior Lecturer

Rachel Kerr

Rachel Kerr

Reader in International Relations and Contemporary War

Natasha Kuhrt

Natasha Kuhrt

Lecturer in International Peace & Security

Jack McDonald

Jack McDonald

Lecturer in War Studies (Contemporary Conflicts)

Milena Michalski

Milena Michalski

Visiting Research Fellow

Kieran Mitton

Kieran Mitton

Senior Lecturer in International Relations

Nicola Palmer

Nicola Palmer

Senior Lecturer in Criminal Law

Guglielmo Verdirame

Guglielmo Verdirame

Professor of International Law

David Whetham

David Whetham

Professor of Ethics and the Military Profession

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Art and Reconciliation

Art and Reconciliation was led by King’s College London in partnership with the London School of Economics and Political Science and University of the Arts London. Conflict, Culture and Community is a multi-year, collaborative and inter-disciplinary research project that ran from 2016-2019. It was funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) as part of the Partnership for Conflict, Crime and Security (PaCCS) research programme and Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).

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Events

Previous Events

9 May 2016 - Whither Transitional Justice? US policy, past experience and future prospects 1 Nov 2016 - The Visual Jurisprudence of Transition: Art at the Constitutional Court in South Africa 21 March 2017 - Three Weddings and 8,000 funerals 5 June 2017 - The Mobilisation of South African Civil Society in the Al Bashir matter, Professor Mia Swart 30 Nov - 1 Dec 2017 - Reconciliation After War (Crimes): Historical Perspectives

Academic Staff

Dr Ernst Dijxhoorn

Dr Jelena Petrovic

 

Current Research Students

Catherine Adams

David Bicknell

Moritz Brake

Rhiannon DuCoeur

Teemu Laulainen

Jessica Moody

Djeyhoun Ostowar

Henry Redwood

Sam Selvaduri

Boyd Van Dijk

 

Visiting Fellows

Professor Zoran Pajic

 

Associate Members

Rodney Dixon

Dr Jessica Lincoln

Iva Vukusic

Dr Louise Wise

Contact us

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To join our mailing list please email us stating ‘mailing list’ in the subject and including your name, affiliation and areas of interest.