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Jasmine-Kim Westendorf is an Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne, specializing in International Relations. Her research spans civil wars, peacebuilding, international law, and women's roles in conflict and peace processes. She co-founded the Initiative for Peacebuilding and has conducted fieldwork across East Timor, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nepal, Cyprus, Palestine, and Geneva.
- Current roles: Co-Director, Initiative for Peacebuilding (The University of Melbourne)
- Former roles: Senior Lecturer in International Relations (La Trobe University)
Research Focus
Westendorf's work examines:
- Alternative pathways to peace after civil war
- Sexual exploitation in peace operations
- Gender inclusion in peace processes
- Implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325
Publications
Her notable works include:
- Why Peace Processes Fail (2015)
- Forthcoming Violating Peace: Sex, Aid and Peacekeeping (Cornell University Press)
She contributes to journals like International Affairs and Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding.
Policy & Media Engagement
- Advises NGOs such as Humanitarian Advisory Group and Oxfam Australia
- Board member of Oxfam Australia
- Regular media commentator on war, peace, and Australian foreign policy
- Designed peacebuilding training with International Peace and Security Institute
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