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Agnieszka Paczynska is a Professor at George Mason University specializing in conflict analysis and peacebuilding. Her research examines relationships between economic/political change, security-development nexus, and post-conflict reconstruction. She holds a PhD in Political Science from University of Virginia and MA/BA from New York University.
Research interests center on globalization effects on local conflicts, peace pedagogy, and emerging donors' roles in fragile states. Her work integrates policy engagement with organizations including UN, USAID, and State Department.
Publications demonstrate consistent focus on peacebuilding frameworks across different geopolitical contexts, evolving from country-specific studies to comparative analyses of donor policies in conflict zones.
Awards include:
- Fulbright Foundation Fellowship
- United States Institute of Peace Grant
- Woodrow Wilson International Center Fellowship
She serves as Chair of Saferworld USA and edits the 'Studies in Conflict, Justice, and Social Change' book series, with field experience in Afghanistan, Egypt, Ethiopia and Liberia.
