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John Idriss Lahai earned his PhD from the University of New England, Australia; and postgraduate degrees from the United Nations University for Peace Studies (UPEACE) and the University of Sierra Leone. Prior to joining Flinders University, Australia as a Research Fellow in the School of History and International Relations, he was an independent consultant with extensive experience working for think tanks and governments in Sub-Saharan Africa and elsewhere. Much of his academic and applied work has investigated the lived experiences of vulnerable peoples and communities within the margins of conflict, peacebuilding and state transformation, seeking to integrate perspectives from gender and women's studies, public policy, public health governance, cultural anthropology, critical political economy, security studies, and human rights. He is co-editor of _African Frontiers: Insurgency, Governance and Peacebuilding in Postcolonial States_ (2015) and author of _The Ebola Pandemic in Sierra Leone: Representations, Actors, Interventions, and the Path to Recovery_ (2016), and his other publications have appeared in journals and edited books.