Ali Askerov
Bio & Education
Dr. Ali Askerov is Associate Professor and Co-Chair of the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro.
He has written on ethnic conflict, terrorism, mediation, peace education, conflict transformation, refugee issues, and structural violence, among others. He is an author or co-author of several books that include Contemporary Relations Between Turkey and Russia: From Crisis to Cooperation (2018), Transformative Change: An Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies (2015), Historical Dictionary of Chechen Conflict (2015), and Chechens From Past to Future: Healing the Wounds (2012).
Askerov is a research fellow of the Center for New North Carolinians. He has been interviewed for various televisions on international conflicts, terrorism, and national security issues.
Courses Taught
- PCS 608: Special Topics: Human Security, Migration, and Refugees
- PCS 610: Transitional Justice
- PCS 609: Community Engaged Research
- PCS 607: Conflict Analysis: Theories of Change
- PCS 690: Integrated Colloquium
- PCS 631: Humanitarian Crisis Management
- PCS 607: Conflict Analysis: Theory of Change
- PCS 631: Humanitarian Crisis Management
- PCS 605: Skills/Techniques of Conflict Transformation
- PCS 677: International Human Rights Advocacy
- PCS 711: Conflict Transformation in Crisis Environment
- CPS 556 Sports, Conflict, Peace
- CPS 602: Professional Seminar I
Research
Research interests includes:
- Ethnic conflicts
- Peace education
- Structural violence
- Human rights
- International morality
- History of political ideas
- Russian studies
- Identity and conflict
- Refugee and migration
- Human security
Books
- Askerov, A., Tchnatouridze, L. & Brooks, S. (Eds.). (In Press). Post-Soviet Conflicts. Lexington Books
- Topsakal, I., Askerov, A. & Nafikov, I. (Eds). (In Press). Russo-Turkish Relations: From Past to Future. Istanbul University Press.
- Askerov, A. (Eds.). (2018). Contemporary relations between Turkey and Russia: From crisis to cooperation, Lanham: Lexington Books;
- Reimer, L., Schmitz, C., Janke, E., Askerov, A., Strahl, B. & T. Matyok (2015). Transformative change: An introduction to peace and conflict studies, Lanham: Lexington Books;
- Askerov, A. (2015). Historical dictionary of Chechen conflicts. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield.
- Askerov, A. (2011). Chechens from past to future: Healing the wounds. Lambert Academic Publishing, GmbH & Co. KG, Saarbrucken, Germany.