EMILY DUNLOP, PH.D.
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Research



​Dissertation
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Education Access and Perceived Inequality After Violence: Building Peace Through Continuity and Change in Post-War Burundi.

Click Here for a Summary of my dissertation

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Active Projects

Papers under review
​Education and the Limits of Power-Sharing: Persistent Inequalities and Changing Political Prospects in Burundi’s Post-War Exams and their Implications for Building Peace.

Working Papers/Works in Progress

“It’s our turn (not) to learn”: The Pitfalls of Education Reform during Post-War Institutional Transformation
(with Dr. Yasmine Bekkouche and Dr. Philip Verwimp)


"If you want to break a country, first you break its education": How youth understand changing ethnic inequalities in post-war Burundi and their implications for peacebuilding.
[Working paper, please e-mail for an up-to-date version]


Breaking down the silos: How research on education in crisis affected contexts can inform pandemic-related policy priorities
with Dr. Jo Kelcey (Lebanese American University) and Dr. Elisabeth King (NYU)



Past Projects
Evidence in Governance and Policy. Researcher/Partner Reflections (February 2019-February 2020)
​Analysis on the Effectiveness of the GLAC Social Lab Programs (August 2018 - August 2019)
​​Secondary Education Access in Sub-Saharan Africa: Reaching Marginalized Groups (August 2018 - January 2019)​


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  • Home
  • ABOUT
  • DISSERTATION
  • RESEARCH
    • Active Projects
    • Past Projects
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • TEACHING
    • Introduction to Global Education
    • Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods
  • CONTACT
  • BLOG