Natasha Khan

The Global Initiative Network

GIN Member

Coordinator of Leadership, Governance and Human Rights Programme, University of the South Pacific

Dr. Natasha Khan is a Lecturer and Coordinator of the Undergraduate Leadership, Governance and Human Rights at the University of the South Pacific (USP). Her research interests include Small Island Developing States (SIDS) conflict, transitional justice, impunity and amnesty, coups d’état, human rights and development, human rights defenders, business & human rights, faith, culture and human rights and corruption, and anti-corruption in the Pacific. Natasha is an Alumni of USP (Fiji), University of Swansea (UK) and University of York (UK).

Publications

Khan, N. (2023). “Cyberbullying among university students in Fiji” (forthcoming).

Khan, N. (2020). “Mapping Military Reform in Fiji: Timing it Right“, in Amin, S., Watson, D. and Girard, C. (eds.), Mapping Security in the Pacific: A Focus on Context, Gender and Organisational Culture. Routledge.

Khan, N. (2019). “Implementing a Common National Identity” in Singh, S. and Lal, N. (eds.), Ethnic Relations in Fiji: Threats and Opportunities. Dialogue Fiji: Suva.

Khan, N. (2018). “Amnesty for Coup Perpetrators in Fiji: Creating Peace or Potential for Future Conflict“. Asia Pacific Journal of Advanced Business and Social Studies, vol. 4, issue 2, p. 148-161.

Khan, N. (2015). “Do Transitional Justice Strategies address Small Island Developing States niche conflicts? Preventing the recurrence of Coups d’état: Study of Fiji“. PhD thesis, University of York.

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