Phil Clark

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Phil Clark

Phil Clark is professor of international politics at SOAS University of London. An Australian by nationality but born in Sudan, Phil is a political scientist specialising in conflict and post-conflict issues in Africa, particularly questions of peace, truth, justice and reconciliation. His research addresses the history and politics of the African Great Lakes, focusing on causes of and responses to genocide and other forms of mass violence. His work also explores the theory and practice of transitional justice, with particular emphasis on community-based approaches to accountability and reconciliation and the law and politics of the International Criminal Court.

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    A social pact between university heads and unions could address the current workforce crisis

    Universities’ current industrial relations problems stem from political choices on the part of government, argue Adam Habib, Phil Clark, and David Lunn

    With Adam Habib and David Lunn