Current Funded Research projects
Sounding Conflict: From Resistance to Reconciliation
- Musicians without Borders: Music Bridge
- Musicians without Borders: Sounding Conflict
(Arts and Humanities Research Council Funded)
Revolt in the ‘Square’: Spatial Modelling of Urban Stability in Modern Cities
(Arts and Humanities Research Council Funded)
Understanding the Role of Music and Sound in Conflict Transformation: The Mozambique Case Study
(Arts and Humanities Research Council Funded)
(British Academy funded)
Negotiating Detention: Prisons as Sites of Confrontation and Compromise in Protracted Conflicts
(British Academy funded)
Asylum Seekers and Refugees' Experiences of Life in Northern Ireland Report
(Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister)
Counting our Losses: The politics of loss and social transformation in the context of migration and displacement in Turkey
(British Council funded)
Afghanistan peace dialogue research and communication
(The Foreign and Commonwealth Office)
The Right to Certify? Mobilising for the Self-Certification of Food
(Economic and Social Research Council funded)
The Taliban’s War: The Other Side of the Afghan Conflict, 2001-2015
(Economic and Social Research Council funded)
The Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Cybersecurity and Society (LINCS)
(Leverhulme Trust funded)
(Forces in Mind Trust)
Analyses of Food Supply Chains for Risks and Resilience to Food Fraud/Crime
(Economic and Social Research Council funded)
(Economic and Social Research Council funded)
Apologies, Abuses and The National Imagination: Dealing with the Past in Ireland
(Economic and Social Research Council funded)
Voice, Agency and Blame: Victimhood and the Imagined Community in Northern Ireland
(Arts and Humanities Research Council Funded)
Truth, Accountability or Impunity? Transitional Justice and the Economic Crisis
(Economic and Social Research Council funded – with City University, London)
Amnesties, Prosecution and Dealing with the Past in Northern Ireland
(Arts and Humanities Research Council and Queen’s University Business Alliance funded)