Food security & political power
ITALIM and CIPFS-linked research on food weaponization, political instability, and conflict prevention in the Middle East and North Africa.
I am a political scientist working on civil wars, rebel governance, and post-conflict political orders. My research combines fieldwork and comparative analysis across Kurdistan, Sri Lanka, and the wider Middle East, with current work on food security, political risk, and early warning.
ITALIM and CIPFS-linked research on food weaponization, political instability, and conflict prevention in the Middle East and North Africa.
How institutional filters shape crisis recognition, with research on Sri Lanka and Israel–Palestine.
How armed actors build political authority, cooperate, and transform into party organisations during and after civil war.
Civil wars, rebel governance, and institutions of de facto authorities, with a regional focus on Kurdistan and Sri Lanka.
Go to Research →Crisis recognition, institutional filters, and failure points in conflict-affected settings.
Go to Research →ITALIM and CIPFS-linked research on food weaponization and the conflict–food insecurity nexus in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Email: andrea.novellis [at] unior.it
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