Jenny Hedström
Biträdande lektor
Krigsvetenskap
Organisation
Institutionen för säkerhet, strategi och ledarskap
Strategiavdelningen
Om Jenny
- Beskrivning
- Jenny Hedström holds a PhD in International Relations from the Monash Gender, Peace & Security Centre, Monash University, Australia, and a master degree in Development Studies from the London School of Economics and Political Science, U.K. Her thesis research examined how the political economy of the household supports the militarisation of non-state armed groups, with a focus on the Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO) in Myanmar. Jenny was most recently employed as a postdoctoral researcher in Gender Studies at Örebro University, and previously worked under the Varieties of Peace Programme at Umeå University, focusing on everyday peace in Kayah State and Mon State (Myanmar). Jenny holds two research grants from the Swedish Research Council: one explores the politics and effects of gender expertise in peacebuilding in Myanmar and is headed by Dr Elisabeth Olivius at Umeå University (funded by VR 2020-2023). The other project examines the role of women's social reproductive labour in relation to civil war (funded by VR 2021-2024).
Senaste publikationer
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Care and silence in women’s everyday peacebuilding in MyanmarIngår i Conflict, Security and Development
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On violence, the everyday, and social reproduction : Agnes and Myanmar’s transitionIngår i Peacebuilding
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Reflexivity and Fieldwork in Feminist Peace ResearchIngår i The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies
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Spatial Struggles and the Politics of Peace : The Aung San Statue as a Site for Post-War Conflict in Myanmar’s Kayah StateIngår i Journal of Peacebuilding and Development
Jenny Hedström
Jenny Hedström holds a PhD in International Relations from the Monash Gender, Peace & Security Centre, Monash University, Australia, and a master degree in Development Studies from the London School of Economics and Political Science, U.K. Her thesis research examined how the political economy of the household supports the militarisation of non-state armed groups, with a focus on the Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO) in Myanmar. Jenny was most recently employed as a postdoctoral researcher in Gender Studies at Örebro University, and previously worked under the Varieties of Peace Programme at Umeå University, focusing on everyday peace in Kayah State and Mon State (Myanmar). Jenny holds two research grants from the Swedish Research Council: one explores the politics and effects of gender expertise in peacebuilding in Myanmar and is headed by Dr Elisabeth Olivius at Umeå University (funded by VR 2020-2023). The other project examines the role of women's social reproductive labour in relation to civil war (funded by VR 2021-2024).
Försvarshögskolan
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