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Katrina Lee-Koo

Associate Professor Katrina Lee-Koo is a Reader in international relations at Monash University and Deputy Director of Monash University’s Gender, Peace and Security Research Centre. She is recently the co-author of Ethics and Global Security (Routledge, 2014 with Anthony Burke and Matt McDonald) and Children and Global Conflict (Cambridge UP, 2015 with Bina D’Costa and Kim Huynh).

Articles by Katrina Lee-Koo (5)

Katrina Lee-Koo , Eleanor Gordon 24 Apr 2020

The danger of disease in the world’s largest refugee camp

Cox’s Bazar camps are in lockdown. No Covid-19 cases are yet reported, but infectious illness is already sadly common.
Nicole George, Katrina Lee-Koo , Jacqui True, Sara E Davies 5 Mar 2020

Towards equal peace: Australian regional investment in gender equality

Women’s participation in peace processes and inclusion of gender-equality provisions is key to their long-term success.
Katrina Lee-Koo , Jacqui True 28 Aug 2017

Recognising women’s roles in countering violent extremism

Australia should develop a more robust and distinct preventing violent extremism (PVE) program that aims to support the existing capacities of - or mobilises - communities and individuals.
Katrina Lee-Koo 3 Jul 2017

Human rights: The voice of youth

According to UN statistics, the rights of youths are uniquely under threat.
Barbara Trojanowska , Katrina Lee-Koo 11 May 2017

Women, peace and security in Syria

We need to think about Syrian women not only as victims of violence but also as as significant partners in the quest to bring about a resolution to conflict.

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Katrina Lee-Koo

Articles by Katrina Lee-Koo (5)

The danger of disease in the world’s largest refugee camp​​​​​​​

Towards equal peace: Australian regional investment in gender equality

Recognising women’s roles in countering violent extremism

Human rights: The voice of youth

Women, peace and security in Syria

The danger of disease in the world’s largest refugee camp