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Rama
Mani
Dr. Rama Mani is the author of Beyond Retribution:
Seeking Justice in the Shadows of War (Cambridge:
Polity, 2002). An established international practitioner
and scholar, she publishes and lectures widely on issues
including justice and human rights, conflict and peacebuilding,
rule of law and the security sector, the United Nations
and terrorism.
She is currently a Visiting Scholar at the Geneva Centre
for Security Policy. She was the Senior Strategy Adviser
to the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue in Geneva, from
January to December 2002, addressing issues of humanitarian
policy and conflict mediation. From 1999 to December 2001,
she worked with Oxfam (GB) in Africa. As Oxfam’s
Africa Strategy Manager, based in Uganda, she led a continent-wide
campaign on humanitarian and development crises, war and
illicit economies in the African continent. Previously,
as Oxfam’s Regional Policy Coordinator for the Horn
of Africa based in Ethiopia, she developed policies and
programmes addressing regional conflict, arms trade and
peacebuilding.
She worked with the Commission on Global Governance in
Geneva as their Senior External Relations Officer from
1992 to 1995, and managed the global launch of their report,
Our Global Neighbourhood (Oxford: OUP, 1995). As a Fellow
of the Watson Foundation in 1989-90, she investigated
immigration and political movements in Algeria and France,
in collaboration with non-profit and government agencies,
and scholars.
In an honorary capacity, Dr. Mani serves on the Advisory
Group of the Global Facilitation Network for Security
Sector Reform, UK, and the Editorial Board of the acclaimed
journal Global Governance. She has also served on the
Board of Directors for the Academic Council on the United
Nations System (1999-2001), and as a Steering Committee
Member for the World Civil Society Conference (Montreal,
December 1999).
An Indian national, Dr. Mani holds a Ph.D. in Political
Science from the University of Cambridge, U.K., and an
M.A. in International Affairs from Johns Hopkins University,
U.S.A.
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Dr.
Alex Amankwah,
Associate Professor and former Deputy Dean of the
School of Law, James Cook University, Australia.
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Dr.
Edward Kwakwa,
Deputy Legal Counsel and Head, Legal and Constitutional
Affairs, World Intellectual Property Organization.
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Dr.
Edwini Kessie,
Counselor, Council and Trade Negotiations Committee
Division, World Trade Organization.
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Dr.
Rita Koyame,
Assistant Professor of Economics, Florida Memorial
College
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Dr.
Rama Mani,
Author and Visiting Scholar at the Geneva Centre for
Security Policy.
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Dr.
Ikechi Mgbeoji,
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of
British Columbia.
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Dr.
Vincent Nmehielle,
Bram Fischer Chair of Human Rights Law, The Mandela
Institute, School of Law, University of the Witwatersrand.
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