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Bilde av Smith-Simonsen, Christine
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Bilde av Smith-Simonsen, Christine
Associate Professor in History Department of Archaeology, History and Religious Studies christine.smith-simonsen@uit.no +4777646761 99046631 Tromsø You can find me here

Christine Smith-Simonsen

Job description

Global History and Peace Studies. The position is shared between AHR and Centre for Peace Studies

Research interests

Current:

  • The Finnmark Race 
  • Representations of Lakota History

Recurrent: 

  • African History
  • African Horn
  • Eritrea
  • North-South Relations
  • Post-Colonialism
  • Aid Cooperation
  • Peace Mediation
  • Migration
  • Indigenous Issues
  • Gender Perspectives
  • Hegemonies of Western Education

 

Teaching

African History, Eritrean History, Migration, Colonialism, Colonial Leacies/Post-Colonialism/Orientalism, Indigenous History, North-South Relations, Aid Cooperation, Norwegian Peace Mediation, Revolutions

Researcher profile in NVA
Registrations in Munin

Member of research group / centre

War and Peace Dynamics   Norsk innhold The Presence of the Past: Peoples, Politics and the Uses of History in the High North (PrePast)   Norsk innhold PEACE   English content WarPeD   English content MigraNord   English content

CV

Current Commissions:

  • Program Board for the Master's Program in Peace and Conflict Transformation (MPCT) 
  • UiT representative, NIAS - Nordic Institute for Asian Studies
  • ICORN, Fribyforfatterordningen, Tromsø Committee, UiT representative

Previous Commissions:

  • 2016 -  PhD commission, CPS/ISS, UiT
  • 2010 – 2012 Board, CPS
  • 2009 – 2012 Board, HSL Faculty
  • 2008 – 2012 Program Board, CPS
  • 2004 – 2008 Historians association, HIFO, Tromsø local committee, secretary
  • 2002 – 2003 NFU Board (Norwegian Association for Development Research), activated vara
  • 2000 – 2002 Dr. Art. Committee, SV-Faculty, UiT
  • 2000 – 2002 Board, Department of History, UiT
Breiviklia H313


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