Peter Manning

I am a Lecturer in Sociology specialising in human rights, transitional justice and memory studies.

I joined the University of Bath in 2016. I have previously lectured in Sociology at Liverpool Hope University and at the Centre for the Study of Human Rights at the London School of Economics. I gained my PhD from the the London School of Economics in 2014.

My research explores connections between human rights, transitional justice and memory. My book, Transitional Justice and Memory in Cambodia (2017), considers the different ways that memory is implicated in the ongoing prosecutions at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal (Routlege, Memory Studies: Global Constellations series). I am Co-Investigator on the AHRC-GCRF Network Plus Award 'Building Inclusive Civil Societies' and also participate as a Co-Investigator on the GW4 network 'Transformative History Education'. 

I am currently developing new research projects that explore the opportunities and challenges in the delivery of genocide education; meaning making practices, trajectories and experiences of post-conflict ex-combatants; and the prospects of developing variying 'green' agendas for transitional justice research.

I am open to supervising research proposals in human rights, transitional justice, and memory studies. I am open especially to work focusing on South East Asia.