Research Collaboration

The Conflict and Education Research Group is engaged in a number of small-scale, externally funded initiatives. The group was launched following a UNICEF-funded conference on Education and Conflict held at Exeter College in 2006. A summary of the papers presented at the conference was published in a supplement of the Forced Migration Review.

A joint seminar was undertaken with the Centre for Research on Inequality, Human Security and Ethnicity (Oxford). The research group have also conducted a desk review study on of education, livelihoods and citizenship in post-conflict countries in sub-Saharan Africa, funded by UNESCO-UNEVOC. The review has been published as a UNESCO discussion paper to be distributed to over 193 countries. A second discussion paper and follow-on study is underway.

In addition David Phillips and Hubert Ertl have established with colleagues at the University of Munich an Anglo-German Educational Research Group, which has held regular meetings and is taking forward projects on media literacy in higher education and on pathways into academic careers in the two countries.

Last modified by Jingjing Zhang - 12 February 2008