- E-mailadres:
- bruno.braak@minbuza.nl
- Telefoonnummer:
- +31703487548
- Beroep:
- Senior beleidsonderzoeker
Bruno Braak werkt sinds september 2024 bij IOB. Hij is gepromoveerd aan de Universiteit Leiden op onderzoek naar oorlog, ontheemding en traditionele autoriteiten in Zuid-Soedan en Oeganda. Hij deed onder meer onderzoek in en naar Kosovo, Soedan, Zuid-Soedan, Oeganda en Libië, veelal naar oorlog en vrede, ontheemding, lokale geschilbeslechting en rechtssystemen.
Publicaties
- Braak B.J. & Ibrahim S.M.K. (2025). ‘Women’s disinheritance in Libya: how women in Benghazi claim long denied inheritance rights’. The Journal of North African Studies. 30(1): 92-114.
- Braak B.J. (2024). ‘Witchcraft, disputes, and trials among the Azande (2014–2016)’. Hau: Journal of Ethnographic Theory. 14(3): 647-661.
- Braak B. (2023). ‘Graves, trees, and spray-paint: Land tenure formalisation and five normative repertoires in post-conflict South Sudan’. Legal Pluralism and Critical Social Analysis. 55(1): 58-76.
- Hillary I.W. & Braak B.J. (2022). ‘‘When the World Turns Upside Down, Live Like a Bat!’: idioms of suffering, coping, and resilience among elderly female Zande Refugees in Kiryandongo refugee settlement, Uganda (2019–20)’. Civil Wars. 24(2-3): 159-180.
- Braak B.J. (2022). ‘Overcoming ruptures: Zande identity, governance, and tradition during cycles of war and displacement in South Sudan and Uganda (2014-2019)’. Proefschrift Universiteit Leiden.
- Ibrahim S.M.K., Braak B.J., and Otto J.M. (2022). ‘The Long and Winding Road: Justice seeking and access to justice in Libya’ (pdf). Leiden/Benghazi: Van Vollenhoven Institute/Benghazi Centre for Law and Society Studies.
- Braak B.J. (7 September 2020). ‘Warlord politics guides peace in South Sudan’. Africa at LSE Blog. The London School of Economics and Political Science.
- Braak B. & Kenyi J.J. (2018). ‘Customary Authorities Displaced: The experience of Western Equatorians in Ugandan refugee settlements’ (pdf). Nairobi: Rift Valley Institute.
- Braak B.J. (2016). ‘Exploring Primary Justice in South Sudan: Challenges, concerns, and elements that work’ (pdf). Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University.