Associate Professor Anthony Ware

I am a teaching and research Associate Professor of Humanitarianism and Development. My research is problem-oriented and impact-focussed. My expertise is around conflict-affected humanitarian-development situations, including analysis of both the conflict and the theory and practice of international responses. I am particularly interested in everyday peace and bottom-up, civil society or community-led peacebuilding/conflict transformation, preventing violent extremism (PVE), conflict analysis, and conflict-sensitivity and do no harm (DNH). Geographically, my fieldwork primarily focussed on Myanmar until recently, particularly Rakhine State and the Rohingya conflict—but more recently I have conducted detailed fieldwork in Bangladesh, Philippines, Indonesia, Kenya and Mozambique.