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Dr. Baris Ari is a Lecturer in Political Science at the University of East Anglia's School of Politics, Philosophy and Area Studies. He holds a PhD from the University of Essex (2018) and a Master of Social Science from Roskilde University (2012). His research focuses on intrastate/international conflict dynamics, UN peacekeeping operations, democratization processes, and quantitative analysis of political violence. He designs and teaches courses on social research methods and political institutions.
- Education: PhD in Political Science (University of Essex, 2018), MSc Social Science (Roskilde University, 2012)
Dr. Ari's work examines how institutional frameworks like UN peacekeeping influence conflict resolution, particularly in fragmented civil wars. His recent projects include analyzing democratization's role in initiating peace talks and developing novel datasets on peace negotiation mechanisms. His research contributes to Sustainable Development Goals related to peaceful societies and quality education.
Key research outputs (2019–2023) explore UN mediation effectiveness, civil conflict fragmentation's impact on peacekeeping, and public support for sanctions during human rights crises. These studies employ advanced quantitative methods to address policy-relevant questions in international security.
- Grants: Economic and Social Research Council Fellowship (2020–2021) for the 'Peace Processes in Civil Wars' project
