I AM A SCHOLAR OF DISPLACEMENT, SECURITY AND DEVELOPMENT INTERESTED IN UNDERSTANDING HOW SOCIETIES NAVIGATE INSECURITY, TRANSFORMATION AND CHANGE.
My work examines how conflict, displacement and humanitarian intervention continue to shape societies long after institutions declare protection to have ended. I understand protection as a temporal process whose consequences unfold across time, institutions and generations, and explore these dynamics through an interdisciplinary framework that brings together refugee studies, security studies, development studies, and governance scholarship.
Committed to producing scholarship with public purpose, I believe research should deepen understanding while informing action. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and engagement with policymakers, humanitarian organisations and affected communities, I seek to advance new ways of thinking about protection, insecurity and governance while contributing to more effective responses to the defining challenges of our time.