Associate Fellow
One of my primary research areas in the field of international law concerns the question of the containment of armed violence in international relations. My research is focused on two areas: ius ad bellum and ius in bello (the latter also referred to as the law of armed conflict). One of the central aspects of my analysis pertains to the phenomenon of decollectivization of international security. In this particular context, I additionally examine individual legal issues from the perspective of the history of international law.
Research Area Institutions: 2.1 Intervention and Prohibition in the Context of De-Colonization | 2.2 Justification of External Intervention as a Process of Problematic Normalization of Violence | 2.3 Containment of New Violent Actors