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Examining the economic implications of single-state perspectives to describe the status quo economy in Palestine/Israel and policy approaches around an eventual single-state resolution to the conflict.

Decentralisation, development management, security sector reform, DDR and governance reform, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa

Behar Sadriu is a Teaching Fellow for the Department of Politics and International Studies.

Mirror production in the Wu kingdom (220-280AD), using Ezhou as a case study. 

Chinese Law, Comparative Company Law, International Financial Law.

Currently, Zidane holds the position of Senior Consultant within the ICRC Unit in charge of the contacts with the religious leaders in Africa.His research interests are: Islamism, Sufism and Evangelism in Africa; The nature of modern Islamic States.

Medical anthropology; traditional medicine; pre-colonial history: Islamic (especially 19th century Jihad) and pre-Islamic societies of northern Nigeria; religion among non-Muslim Hausa; Islamic intellectual tradition in northern Nigeria; youth culture of urban Kano (Nigeria).

Human rights, famine relief and conflict resolution, and a popular ethnography of the Agar Dinka of South Sudan