Dr. Frederick’s work, research and interests are grounded in the field of conflict, peace, and development. Firstly, with the study of the causes, conduct, trajectories, and outcomes of state failure, genocide, forced migration, civil wars, gender, and the politics of humanitarianism. Secondly, with an appreciation of the major debates in global politics surrounding SSR, DDR, terrorism, the changing roles of international organization on the world stage, and justice, reconciliation and accountability in the aftermath of violence.
Dr. Frederick’s has lectured at 5 top universities in London (LSE, SOAS, Queen Mary, Royal Holloway, UCL) courses on terrorism, genocide, strategic studies, armed forces and society, SSR, military in politics, humanitarian intervention, post conflict reconstruction, negotiated peace settlements, and transitional justice.
