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Melissa Labonte

Associate Professor of Political Science

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Center for Ethics Education

Economics

International Political Economy and Development

Center for Ethics Education

Ethics and Society Program

Graduate School of Social Service

Humanitarian Studies

Melissa Labonte is currently serving as a Center For Ethics Education Associate Professor of Political Science at Fordham University.

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Melissa Labonte

Fordham University

Associate Professor of Political Science

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Accessing and Implementing Human Rights. Routledge (2023)

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African Affairs. Routledge (2023)

Disasters. Routledge (2023)

Global Governance. Routledge (2023)

Human Rights and Justice: Philosophical, Economic, and Social Perspectives. Routledge (2023)

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International Journal of Human Rights. Routledge (2023)

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International Studies Perspectives. Routledge (2023)

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Third World Quarterly. Routledge (2023)

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Religion, Tradition, and Restorative Justice in Sierra Leone. by Lyn S. Graybill. Journal of Church and State (2019)

Melissa Labonte

public healthreligious pluralisminjusticereligious studiessociology of religionviolence against womensierra leoneafrican american studiesreligionsocial justicerestorative justice

R2P’s Status as a Norm. Oxford University Press eBooks (2016)

Melissa Labonte

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Melissa Labonte

Associate Professor of Political Science

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Center for Ethics Education

Economics

International Political Economy and Development

Center for Ethics Education

Ethics and Society Program

Graduate School of Social Service

Humanitarian Studies

Melissa Labonte is currently serving as a Center For Ethics Education Associate Professor of Political Science at Fordham University.

Honors

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Melissa Labonte

Fordham University

Associate Professor of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Accessing and Implementing Human Rights. Routledge (2023)

right managementpublic policylawimplementing human rightshuman rightscivil libertiessocial justice

African Affairs. Routledge (2023)

Disasters. Routledge (2023)

Global Governance. Routledge (2023)

Human Rights and Justice: Philosophical, Economic, and Social Perspectives. Routledge (2023)

jurisprudenceethicsinjusticeglobal justicelawhuman rightssocial philosophycivil libertiesphilosophyapplied philosophyethical theorysocial justicephilosophy of law

International Journal of Human Rights. Routledge (2023)

global justiceinternational lawcrime against humanitylawinternational relationshuman rightspublic international lawinternational affairsrefugee lawsocial justice

International Studies Perspectives. Routledge (2023)

Third World Quarterly. Routledge (2023)

global challengesglobal strategyglobal studiesglobal policythird world quarterlyaccountingglobalization

Religion, Tradition, and Restorative Justice in Sierra Leone. by Lyn S. Graybill. Journal of Church and State (2019)

Melissa Labonte

public healthreligious pluralisminjusticereligious studiessociology of religionviolence against womensierra leoneafrican american studiesreligionsocial justicerestorative justice

R2P’s Status as a Norm. Oxford University Press eBooks (2016)

Melissa Labonte

peer-to-peer databasesocial sciencesbusiness-to-business researchsocial mediatrusted p2pcomputer science

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