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Christiane Wilke is a Professor in the Department of Law and Legal Studies at Carleton University. Her research focuses on the intersection of international law and armed conflict, specifically examining the ways in which human rights organizations produce knowledge and legal analyses regarding civilian casualties in armed conflicts such as those in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. Wilke investigates the influence of international law on the structuring and legitimization of violence and the impact of technological advancements in warfare. She employs a critical approach that integrates theories from the Third World Approaches to International Law. Her teaching encompasses courses on Approaches to Legal Studies, Transitional Justice, and various graduate seminars, and she supervises students working on issues related to international law and conflict. Her ongoing projects are supported by SSHRC Insight Grants and reflect her deep commitment to advancing understanding of transitional justice, human rights, and the legal frameworks surrounding warfare.
Carleton University • Ottawa, ON, Canada
Teaching and researching on international law and its implications for armed conflict and human rights.
Includes MEng and MASc options.