Doyinsola Agunbiade

Harry Frank Guggenheim African Fellow @Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation

Edinburgh, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2023 — Present

Harry Frank Guggenheim African Fellow @Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation

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NY, US

I am an African Fellow of the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation (2023/2024). An engagement that seeks to develop young Africans scholars, currently doctoral candidates in African Universities. Through well facilitated workshops, training and mentorship by senior distinguished scholars, the foundation seeks to advance the frontiers of scholarship and research and interdisciplinary studies within the African context.

EDUCATION

2011 — 2012

University of Ibadan

Master of Arts (M.A.), Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution

2015 — 2023

University of Ibadan

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Peace and Conflict studies.

1996 — 2002

Hallmark Secondary School

West African Senior School Certificate, High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates

N/A

Ambrose University

Bachelor of Science, Political Science and Government

N/A

University of Ibadan

Master of Arts, International/Global Studies

2002 — 2006

Ambrose Alli University

Bsc(Hons), political science/ International Politics

2007 — 2007

Faith Education College, Ibadan

Diploma in Computer studies, skilled in Microsoft Word power Point, Excel, Corel Draw

ABOUT DOYINSOLA AGUNBIADE

I am Senior Researcher - Africa Region with Edinburgh Peace Institute, specialising in post-conflict peacebuilding, identity conflict, and peace processes. My expertise is in international conflict analysis, conducting extensive research on transforming the shifting dynamics of identity conflicts, and addressing violent conflicts through democratisation markers.With a PhD in Peace and International Conflict, I have examined the role of international actors in Côte d’Ivoire’s peace processes My research spans peacebuilding strategies, multi-track diplomacy, and the intersections of political systems with conflict resolution. I am a fellow of the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, New York USA and a mentor in the British Academy’s WARIA Program, The British Academy Elevate Programme where i am contributing to advancing scholarly discourse on African conflict dynamics.Beyond research, i have experience in policy advisory roles, teaching, and capacity-building initiatives, particularly in security and governance. I have presented at international conferences, published extensively, and remain engaged with institutions such as the British Academy, Society for Peace Studies and Practice (SPSP), Africa Studies Association of the UK (ASAUK) and the Development Studies Association UK. With a commitment to evidence-based peace solutions, my policy research continues to influence regional and international strategies for sustainable peace and stability in Africa.

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