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Dr Jacob Eriksson is a Lecturer in Post-war Recovery Studies at the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of York. He specializes in Middle Eastern politics, conflict resolution, and post-war recovery, with a focus on small-state mediation and Iraq's post-ISIS recovery. His research explores governance, transitional justice, and reconciliation processes in conflict-affected regions. He holds a PhD from SOAS and has worked in academic skills development. Currently, he leads a project funded by the C and JB Morrell Trust examining post-ISIS Iraq.
- Education:
- BA/MA: War Studies, King's College London
- PhD: School of Oriental & African Studies (SOAS)
- Research Projects:
- Post-ISIS Iraq recovery (funded by C and JB Morrell Trust)
- Small-state mediation in international conflicts
His publications include Small-state Mediation in International Conflicts (2015) and Iraq after ISIS (co-edited, 2018). He teaches modules on Middle Eastern political transitions and post-war recovery. He has advised PhD students on topics like Qatar's engagement with non-state actors and Pakistan's counterterrorism policies.
Dr Eriksson is a Fellow at Lancaster University's SEPAD project and served on the European Association of Israel Studies' Executive Committee until 2019. His work frequently appears in journals like Middle East Policy and Global Affairs.
