Professor Dr. Nicola Perugini

Biography

Nicola Perugini teaches international politics with a focus on international law, human rights, and the politics of violence. He has published extensively on the intersection of law and humanitarianism, addressing issues such as political violence, refugee rights, and colonialism. His notable works include co-authoring 'Human Rights Dominate' and editing 'Palestine Western Academe'. His research projects, including 'Decolonising Civilian', interrogate the implications of international law in ongoing conflicts, particularly in the Middle East. He has also served as a consultant for UNESCO and UN Women, and has been involved in numerous academic and policy discussions surrounding colonial legacies and human rights violations. Perugini has held academic positions at prestigious institutions like Brown University and the University of Bologna and has been a fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. His articles have appeared in major English-language outlets, contributing to public discourse on complex geopolitical issues.

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