Rebecca Roberts left PRIO in 2006. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Rebecca Roberts
Researcher, AMAC
Work phone: 00-44-1904 422 535
Research Interests
Mine Action and Peacebuilding. Undertaking detailed research in Sudan.
Languages spoken:
English, French and Arabic
Education:
Oct 1999 – ongoing: Studying for a PhD Post-war Reconstruction and Development Unit, Department of Politics, University of York.
Oct 1997 – Sept 1999: MA part-time by thesis, ‘Bourj al-Barajneh: the Significance of Village Origin in a Palestinian Refugee Camp’, Centre for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, University of Durham.
Oct 1993 – July 1997: BA, Arabic with Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, Centre for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, University of Durham.
Latest publications
All publications
Developing National Mine Action Capacity in Sudan: The Impact of Conflict, Politics, and International Assistance
Report - Other
Conflict Dynamics in Humanitarian Assistance: The Case of Mine Action in the Nuba Mountains
Conference Paper
Maximizing the Impact: Tailoring Mine Action to Development Needs
PRIO Report
The Impact of Assistance on the Coping Mechanisms of Long-term Refugees: the Case of the Palestinian Refugees in Camps in Lebanon
PhD Thesis
Village Experiences of Peace and Violence in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan
Report - Other
Preparing the Ground for Peace: Mine Action in Support of Peacebuilding
PRIO Report
Latest news
New PRIO Report on Mine Action
The report Maximizing the Impact: Tailoring Mine Action to Development Needs was launched during the 6th meeting of the State Parties in Zagreb.
Mine Action and Peacebuilding
PRIO’s project Assistance to Mine-Affected Communities (AMAC) is pleased to announce the launch of its latest report Preparing the Ground for Peace: Mine Action in Support of Peacebuilding. The report, edited by Kristian Berg Harpviken and Rebecca Roberts of the AMAC project, was launched at the Nairobi Summit on a Mine-Free World.
