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2022

Professor Christine Bell appointed Honorary Professor at the Mitchell Institute

24 February, 2022

The Mitchell Institute is delighted to welcome Professor Christine Bell (University of Edinburgh) as an Honorary Professor.  

Professor Bell is a world-renowned scholar with a particular expertise on the intersection between human rights law, peace-making and transitional justice. She is a prolific and multi-award winning academic, and a Fellow of the British Academy and of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

Mitchell Institute Director Richard English commented: 'We're delighted that Christine Bell will become an Honorary Professor at the Institute. Her pioneering work will complement and enrich areas of great strength here at Queen's, and it will be excellent to collaborate with this distinguished scholar over coming years.'
 

Professor Christine Bell

Professor Christine Bell

Professor Bell is a world-renowned scholar with a particular expertise on the intersection between human rights law, peace-making and transitional justice.

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