Transitional Justice and the Protection of Human Rights in Armed Conflict Contexts

Transitional Justice and the Protection of Human Rights in Armed Conflict Contexts

Visiting Researcher

Field of study / Research area
310 - Social and behavioural science (broad programmes)

Level
Master + PhD

Name of the Programme
Transitional Justice and the Protection of Human Rights in Armed Conflict Contexts

Website (URL) of the Programme
https://portaldelaciencia.uva.es/proyectos/1349801/detalle

Name of the offer / activity
Visiting Researcher

Brief description of the activities to be carried out
The activities are outlined, although they are not exhaustive. The visiting researcher must possess a basic understanding of Spanish, English, or Portuguese. The researcher must have at least a B2 level in one of these languages and utilise the university environment to communicate in Spanish as well.

Working language(s)
Spanish, English, Portuguese

Host University
University of Valladolid

University Department / Unit
Department of Criminal Law, Theory and Philosophy of Law

Duration in months
3

Comments on duration
3 months, preferably 6 or more months.

Starting
March 2026

Ending
November 2026

Academic responsible for the offer
Yennesit Palacios Valencia
yennesit.palacios@uva.es

Additional information
The visiting researcher must possess the capacity for independent work and self-directed learning. From a broad perspective within the social sciences, the research line encompasses the following areas of study: gender as an analytical category, ethnicity, vulnerable groups, and experiences of historical memory in transitional justice processes, presented in a comparative manner. Notably, the context of the Colombian armed conflict holds particular significance.
As part of an ongoing research project within the proposed research line of inquiry, a digital observatory is being constructed. Consequently, visiting researchers may be invited to participate in activities that contribute to the development of this observatory.

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