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Sandra Jones

Sandra Jones
Adjunct Professor, Political Science, Arcadia University

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Sandra Jones, ABD., earned a B.A. in Political Science and an M.A. in International Peace and Conflict Resolution from Arcadia University. She is a a Ph.D. candidate at the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University. Prior to working at Arcadia University, Jones was a senior analyst at a Fortune 500 technology company. Her research interests include international humanitarian and human rights law, trans-generational trauma, and the prevention of ethnic conflict and genocide. Her courses taught include; a University Seminar on Understanding the Age of Genocide, International Law, International Relations, Intro to Peace and Conflict Resolution and two study abroad courses Politics and Ethnic Conflict in Ukraine; and Peace and Reconciliation in Rwanda.



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Since 1994, Rwanda has seen tremendous economic and social growth. One component of this growth has been Rwandan diaspora, who under the Rwandan constitution enjoy certain civil and political rights unusual for those living outside the country. While the current...
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Dissertation Proposal Presentation - Sandra Jones: Voices from Afar: The Socio-Psychological Forces That Motivate Tutsi Diaspora Identity and Civil Engagement ***Date Change***Thursday, May 8th2:00pm-4:00pmConference Room 5145 Committee Members:Dr. Daniel Rothbart, ChairDr. Karina
May 08, 2014
Dissertation Proposal PresentationMonday, April 29th, 10am-12pmTruland Building  540Genocide Survivors Who Kill: Socio-Psychological motivations for the re-perpetration of genocide in the Great Lakes Region Sandra Jones, PhD CandidateSchool for Conflict Analysis and ResolutionGeorge Mason
April 29, 2013
 The Central Asia, Africa and Latin America Working Groups are looking forward to welcoming you to the Truland Building on February 9th! This event will explore the ethical challenges of field work as well as three specific kinds of those challenges: corruption/obstruction, data
February 09, 2012
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