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Elizabeth Brown is a doctoral researcher at King’s College London's Department of War Studies, specializing in accountability processes for British military war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. She holds a BA and MA in War Studies & History and International Peace & Security from King’s College London, and serves as coordinator of the War Crimes Research Group while contributing to Unredacted UK's war crimes documentation projects.
- Recipient of LISS DTP studentship
- 2024 Visiting Junior Research Fellow at UNSW Canberra
- 2023 Alice Edwards Breakthrough Researcher Award
Her research examines institutional responses to war crimes through historical analysis of cases involving:
- Baha Mousa's death in Iraq (2003)
- British Special Forces operations in Afghanistan
- Transitional justice mechanisms
- Gendered violence in military institutions
Key contributions include:
- Analysis of 'institutional amnesia' in military investigations
- Critique of the UK's delayed accountability processes
- Comparative studies of UK vs Australian military justice systems
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