CURRICULUM VITAE. Louise Wiuff Moe Tel.:

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Louise Wiuff Moe Tel.: EDUCATION PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science and International Studies, University of Queensland, Australia. Dissertation: The turn to the local : hybridity, local ordering and the new governing rationalities of peace and security interventions Master s of Arts in International Studies, Department of Political Science, Stellenbosch University, South Africa (under an exchange agreement with the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo) Master s thesis: Towards Alternative Precepts of Statehood in Africa. The role of traditional authorities in reconstituting governance and the state in Somaliland Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Bachelor thesis: Ikkevoldelig modmagt - midler og forudsætninger: et casestudie af den sociale bevægelse Pora OTHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION 2010/09 Conflict Negotiation Course, w. Serge Loode. Introduction to theories and methods. Australian Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Queensland. 2010/08 Group Conferencing Course, w. David Moore. Theories and methods, Australian Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Queensland. 2005/05 Introduction to Conflict Mediation. Introductory course on the principles and tools of conflict mediation. Centre for Conflict Resolution, Nørrebrogade 32, 2200 København N, Denmark General Theory and Methodology of Conflict and Conflict Resolution. Including practical training in mediation and interest-based negotiation technique. University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Department of Work Science (elective course, as part of Bachelor of Arts in Sociology) LANGUAGES Danish (native), English (fluent), German (conversational) 1

2 AREAS OF EXPERTISE State formation processes in conflict and post conflict settings; customary authority; peace building and security interventions; interfaces between local and international/liberal approaches to peace and security; counterinsurgency and counterterrorism; East Africa, Somalia. EMPLOYMENT 01/2015- Researcher, the Danish Institute for International Studies, on project Terrorism, U.S. Counterinsurgency strategy and statebuilding in Somalia and Iraq, with Lars Erslev Andersen /2014 Project manager and researcher, the Danish Institute for International Studies, with Kasper Hoffmann, on project Protection and (in)security beyond the State (funded by the Danish Ministry of Defence). Project researcher on project New Approaches to Foreign Aid: Adapting to Conflict-affected Countries and Fragile Situations with Finn Stepputat (for the Danish Foreign Ministry). 06/ /2014 PhD Candidate, University of Queensland 03/ /2014 Guest PhD researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen. 06/ /2012 Researcher on the project Addressing legitimacy issues in fragile post-conflict situations to advance conflict transformation and peace building, Funded by the Berghof Foundation (Dr. Anne Brown, Dr.Volker Boege, Anna Nolan, Louise Wiuff Moe) 03-06/2012 Teaching and marking. Undergraduate Course: Non Violent Change and Conflict, School of Political Science and International Studies, University of Queensland Research Assistant on the research project Working with Local Strengths: Supporting States to Build Capacity to Protect, Asian-Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, School of Political Science and International Studies, University of Queensland 08-12/2011 Associated researcher with the Danish Refugee Council s Regional Office for Horn of Africa (based in Nairobi, Kenya). 10/ /2010 Consultant for Crisis Management Initiative, Helsinki, and the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (the joint CMI-FIIA policy research program on post-conflict state formation and peace building) 2

3 01-04/2008 Junior Researcher at the Academy for Peace and Development (the Decentralization team), Hargeisa, northern Somalia ( /2008 Researcher with DIASPEACE research project. The DIASPEACE, coordinated by the University of Jyväskylä. The project explored patterns, trends and potentials of longdistance Diaspora involvement in conflict settings. FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE 01-05/2008 Somaliland (MA thesis) 05-06/2010 Liberia (Consultant, Crisis Management Initiative) 08-12/2011 Somaliland (PhD thesis, associated researcher with the Danish Refugee Council) 12/2011 Kenya (PhD thesis, associated researcher with the Danish Refugee Council) 04/2012 Fiji (research for the Working with Local Strengths: Supporting States to Build Capacity to Protect, University of Queensland) 09/2014 Somaliland (Project on local security tendencies for the Danish Institute for International Studies) PUBLICATIONS Forthcoming peer-reviewed publications Complexity, Resilience and the Local Turn in Counterinsurgent Warfare, co-edited with Markus-Michael Müller, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan (forthcoming, accepted for publication). The Strange Wars of Liberal Peace: hybridity, complexity and the governing rationalities of counterinsurgency in Somalia, Peacebuilding (forthcoming, accepted for publication). Counter-Radicalization Strategies: Convergences Between Domestic and Foreign Policy, with Lars Erslev Andersen, forthcoming in H. Mouritzen & N. Hvidt (eds), the Danish Institute of International Studies Yearbook 2015 (in press). Under preparation Counterinsurgency as Counter-Humanitarianism: Warfare, Lawfare, and the Militarization of the Social, with Markus-Michael Müller, upon invitation by Global Constitutionalism. Pragmatic Approaches to Peacebuilding, Special Issue, co-edited with David Chandler planned outcome of Workshop Pragmatic Approaches to Peacebuilding, the European 3

4 Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Joint Sessions, Warsaw 29/03 02/ , Special Issue positioned towards International Peacekeeping. Peer-reviewed articles 2015 Global eller Regional Jihad? Foreign Fighters og al-qaida retorik i al-shabaabs nationalistiske oprørskamp, with Lars Erslev Andersen, in Politica 47(2): The Simultaneity of Authority in Hybrid Order, with Peter Albrecht, in Peacebuilding (online first DOI: / ) Custom, Contestation and Co-operation: Peace and Justice Promotion in Somaliland, with Maria Vargas Simojoki, in Conflict, Security & Development 13(4): Hybrid and Everyday Political Ordering: Constructing and Contesting Legitimacy in Somaliland, in Journal of Legal Pluralism 63, pp Book chapters Counterinsurgency and the Production of New Political Orders in Somalia, in Moe, Louise Wiuff & Markus-Michael Müller (eds), Complexity, Resilience and the Local Turn in Counterinsurgent Warfare. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan (accepted for publication). Introduction, with Markus-Michael Müller, in Moe, Louise Wiuff & Markus-Michael Müller (eds), Complexity, Resilience and the Local Turn in Counterinsurgent Warfare. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan (accepted for publication) Hybridity and Simultaneity in the Global South, with Albrecht, Peter, in Paul Jackson (ed.), Handbook on Security and Development, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, pp The Role of Traditional Authorities in State and Governance Building in Somaliland, in Rethinking the Foundations of the State, an Analysis of Post-Crisis Situations, Dijkema, Claske, Karine, Gatelier, Ivan, Samson and Josiane Tercinet (eds), Brussels: Bruylant, pp Towards New Approaches to Statehood and Governance in Africa: the Somali Crisis Reconsidered, in Cornelissen, Scarlett, Cheru, Fantu and Timothy M. Shaw (eds.), Africa and International Relations in the Twenty-First Century: Still Challenging Theory?, Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillian, pp Other publications 2015 Protection and (in)security beyond the State, co-edited with Kasper Hoffmann, DIIS Report 2015 (01) Security in Somaliland: Between Decentred Stabilisation and External Intervention, in Protection and (in)security beyond the State, with Kasper Hoffmann, DIIS Report 2015 (01) Hybrid Governance: New Possibilities and Dilemmas, in Finn Stepputat (ed.), New Approaches to Aid in Conflict-Affected Countries and Fragile Situations, DIIS report

5 (26) Relationality and Pragmatism in Peacebuilding: Reflections on Somaliland, in Chadwick, Wren, Thomas Debiel and Frank Gadinger (eds.), Relational Sensibility and the Turn to the Local: Prospects for the Future of Peacebuilding, Global Dialogues 2, Center for Global Cooperation Research, pp Addressing Legitimacy Issues in Fragile Post-conflict Situations to Advance Conflict Transformation and Peace-building: Somaliland Report, Berghof Foundation Research Report (project Addressing Legitimacy Issues in Fragile Post-conflict Situations to Advance Conflict Transformation and Peace-building) Somalia og al-shabaab efter Westgate, DIIS Comment: Supporting access to justice and security: Traditional leaders as drivers for change? with Maria Vargas Simojoki in M. Fadal (ed) Reflections on Somaliland s Development: Lessons from two decades of state building, local institutional development and Democratization, Report for the Social Research and Development Institute SORADI, Hargeisa (Somaliland) Addressing State Fragility in Africa: A need to rethink conventional Wisdom? FIIA Report 22, Finnish Institute of International Affairs and Crisis Management Initiative Negotiating Political Legitimacy: the Case of Post-conflict State Formation in Somaliland, Issues Paper, Centre for International Governance and Justice, Canberra: Australian National University, SELECTED PANELS AND PRESENTATIONS 2015 Co-Section Chair and Organiser of panel series, with Berit Bliesemann de Guevara, Governance in Geopolitical Landscapes in Transition: Global Networks, Violence, and Order-Making at the 9th EISA Pan-European Conference in, Giardini Naxos, September Panel Organiser, with Markus-Michael Müller, Complexity, Resilience and the Local Turn in Counterinsurgency, The International Studies Association s 56th Annual Convention, New Orleans, February Workshop Director, co-organised with David Chandler, Pragmatic Approaches to Peacebuilding, The European Consortium for Political Research Joint Sessions, Warsaw, March 29 to April Organiser of seminar, with Kasper Hoffmann,Protection and (in)security beyond the State: Insights from Eastern Africa and Sahel, with Paper presentation, Security in Somaliland: Between Decentered Stabilization and External Intervention, the Danish Institute for International Studies, December Panel Organiser, with Nel vandekerckhove, Anthropology of Peace and War in Contemporary Asia and Africa: On the Meaning of Hybridity and the Everyday in Conflict 5

6 Studies, The 17th World Congress of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Manchester University, August 5-10, Key note speaker. Seminar, Addressing State Fragility: A need to challenge conventional wisdom?, Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki, Finland, May AWARDS/SCHOLARSHIPS/THIRD PARTY FUNDING The Kenneth Boulding Award, the Peace Studies Section of the International Studies Association (award for paper The Strange Wars of Liberal Peace: The 'local', hybridity and the governing rationalities of counterinsurgent warfare in Somalia presented at the ISA convention 2014) PhD Scholarships: University of Queensland Research Scholarship and University of Queensland International Research Tuition Award ( ). Research grant from the Berghof Foundation for Conflict Resolution, Project Addressing Legitimacy Issues in Fragile Post-Conflict Situations and Advance Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding, together with Anne Brown, Volker Boege (lead researchers) and Anna Nolan $104,580. 6