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Rebekka Friedman is a Reader (Associate Professor) in International Relations at King's College London. Her research focuses on peacebuilding, conflict, and transitional justice, emphasizing gender and memory in post-conflict societies. She has extensive educational qualifications, including a PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a BA from McGill University in Political Science and International Development. Rebekka teaches courses on Transitional Justice, International Criminal Law, Gendering Global Politics, and Conflict, Security, and Development. Additionally, she supervises PhD students addressing important topics, including the Colombian peace process and post-conflict education in Sri Lanka. Rebekka's research interests include the legacies of violence, trauma, and feminist peace research, exploring how gendered perspectives can influence recovery in conflict-affected areas. Her current projects, supported by grants such as the ERC Consolidator grant, investigate the consequences of state-enforced disappearances and relational harm.
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