Jonathan Luke Austin is Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of Copenhagen. Austin’s research agenda is currently orientated around four main axes: 1) the ontology and microsociology of political violence, 2) the relationships between technology, design theory and world politics, 3) the political status of aesthetics, and 4) the contemporary state of scientific critique. Alongside these foci, Austin possesses a decade of research and field experience in the Middle East (Syria, Lebanon, Iraq) and regularly consults for NGOs and the media on current events.
Beirut, Lebanon
Aleppo, Syria
Sulaymaniyah, Iraq
Ramallah, Palestine
Silopi, Turkey
Lahore, Pakistan
Beirut, Lebanon
Sulaymaniyah, Iraq
Dohuk, Iraq
Erbil, Iraq
Beirut, Lebanon
Ramallah, Palestine
Peshawar, Pakistan
Erbil, Iraq
Jenin, Palestine
Van, Turkey
Beirut, Lebanon
Bethlehem, Palestine
Van, Turkey
Ramallah, Palestine
Hebron, Palestine
Beirut, Lebanon
Ramallah, Palestine
Israeli Checkpoint, Palestine
Jalazone, Palestine
Erbil, Iraq
Tripoli, Lebanon
Sulaymaniyah, Iraq
Raqqa, Syria
Istanbul, Turkey
Damascus, Syria
Virunga National Park, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Damascus, Syria
Jerusalem, Palestine
Hebron, Palestine
Road to Kirkuk, Iraq
Jerusalem, Palestine
Sulaymaniyah, Iraq
Yarmouk, Damascus, Syria
Jayous, Palestine
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Hebron, Palestine
Kirkuk, Iraq
Diyarbakır, Turkey
Damascus, Syria
Geneva, Switzerland
Istanbul, Turkey
Tripoli, Lebanon
Istanbul, Turkey
Khiam, Lebanon
Beirut, Lebanon
Dohuk, Iraq
Saida, Lebanon
New Orleans, United States of America
Nablus, Palestine
Ramallah, Palestine
Jalazone, Palestine
Train to Iran, Turkey
Virunga, Democratic Republic of Congo
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