معرفی
Arnaud Kurze is an Associate Professor of Justice Studies at Montclair State University and Director of Project AROS Lab. His expertise lies in transitional justice, youth activism, and art's role in collective memory. He holds a PhD from George Mason University and is a Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center, focusing on digital archives (Project AROS) to visualize historical data. His research explores alternative justice practices by youth in post-Arab Spring contexts, emphasizing art and resilience. He has authored/co-authored books like Mapping Global Justice and New Critical Spaces in Transitional Justice, and contributed to peer-reviewed journals. Awards include the Fulbright and Library of Congress fellowships. He teaches courses on human rights and global justice and advises on interdisciplinary projects.
Education
- PhD, Political Science, George Mason University, 2012
- MA, Governance/Politics, University of Hagen, 2006
- BA, Political Science, Sciences Po, 2003
Research & Awards
Dr. Kurze’s work bridges theory and practice, addressing global justice challenges through case studies. His projects include youth-led art activism, climate justice, and LGBTQ+ rights in the Middle East. Notable awards include the Kluge Fellowship (2022-23) and Fulbright Specialist designation. He collaborates globally, lecturing at NYU and Aarhus University.
Labs & Teams
He leads Project AROS Lab, advancing digital humanities tools for historical data visualization. He co-founded RIGS (Research on Interdisciplinary Global Studies) and chairs Montclair’s Senate Academic Affairs Council.
