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Vivienne Jabri is a Professor of International Politics in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London. She is a Principal Investigator on the ERC-funded project 'Mapping Injury,' exploring the implications of conflict and violence on political agency and global justice. Her research focuses on international political theory, critical social political theory, postcolonialism, and feminist perspectives. Jabri has curated exhibitions such as Traces of War (2016) and is recognized for her contribution to understanding the interplay of art and conflict. With a distinguished publication record, she has authored several books including 'Worlds in Conflict: War Limits Politics' (forthcoming MIT Press, 2025) and 'War Transformation Global Politics' (Palgrave, 2007). Jabri also serves on editorial boards of various journals and has been acknowledged with awards, including the Distinguished Scholar Award from the Peace Studies section of the International Studies Association. Her academic influence spans several areas of interest including security studies, political violence, and the psychosocial dimensions of conflict.
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