Lars Christie

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Education

Ph.D., Oslo University, 2016.

Master’s Degree, Columbia University, 2005.

Background

Lars Christie’s main area of research is moral philosophy, with particular focus on ethics of war and individual self-defense. More generally, he is interested in distributive justice, punishment and desert. He is currently part of the research project Red Lines and Grey Zones: Exploring the Ethics of Humanitarian Negotiation 

Prior to joining the faculty at Inland University, Christie was a research fellow at Oxford Institute of Ethics and Armed Conflict and European University Institute as part of the ERC project “Individualisation of war”.  In addition to his academic experience, Christie has served as a diplomat in Islamabad and in Jerusalem and as a Policy Director at the Norwegian ministry of foreign affairs.

Christie has recently received a three year research grant from the Norwegian Research Council to study priority setting in humanitarian aid worldwide. For more information about the grant, see this interview.

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