Research programme

Four connected fields of inquiry.

My research moves between local experience and global systems. It is informed by fieldwork, military service, UN peacekeeping, teaching, and institutional collaboration.

01

Conflict transformation

How communities and institutions turn social conflict into dialogue, trust, and durable peace.

02

Displacement and the Rohingya

Statelessness, humanitarian diplomacy, regional geopolitics, refugee education, and credible pathways to return.

03

Extremism and resilience

Education-led prevention, community intervention, polarization, and responses that protect civil society.

04

Security and geopolitics

UN peacekeeping, Arctic sovereignty, climate security, foreign interference, and defence innovation.

Research craft

Methods matched to the question.

I combine interpretive depth with policy relevance, using methods that can capture lived experience, institutional choices, and changing information environments.

Qualitative research
Mixed-method design
Open-source intelligence
Media content analysis
Social media analysis
Strategic communication
Field interviews
NVivo analysis

Selected scholarship

A sustained record across books and journals.