Jobb Arnold
Assistant Professor
©UWinnipeg
Department:
Conflict Resolution Studies
Fields:
- Canada
- Climate Change
- Energy / Fuel Sources
- Environmental Politics
- Human Relationships
- Human Rights
- International Affairs / Geopolitics
- Justice
- Philosophy / Ethics
- Social / Personality
- Urban Planning / Community Planning
- Social Movements
Areas of Expertise:
- Community Reconciliation
- Creative Peace-building
- Critical Policy Analysis
- Experiential Education
- Inter-Cultural Collaboration
- Pipeline Politics
- Resource Conflict
- Social Theory
Languages Spoken:
- English
Available To:
- Appear on radio or TV
- Appear as a public speaker
- Provide comment to media
- Write articles
- Discuss research with industry, government, and others
About:
Dr. Jobb Arnold joined the Department of Conflict Resolution Studies in 2015. He holds a PhD in Cultural Studies from Queen's University and an MA in Social Psychology from The University of British Columbia. His research interests include: cultural dimensions of conflict and reconciliation, community building practices, decolonization, social movement strategies; and genocide, ecocide and social planning for adaptation to climate change.
Arnold has worked extensively in both Rwanda and Northern Ireland conducting critical policy analysis and working alongside local-level post-conflict community projects. His current projects focus on the emotional, logistical and political dynamics involved in collaborations between Indigenous, Settler and Migrant groups engaged in social change work in Canada.
Media and Research Expert