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Researchers
Steven Spittaels Researcher - Director ad interim
(°1980) holds a degree in international political science and in Conflict and Sustainable Peace (KULeuven). After his studies he started working at the WHO Collaborating Centre on Health and Psycho-social factors. As a collaborator of the organisation Kauri, he focused on all matters related to Corporate Social Responsibility. But his main research expertise lies with the drivers of peace spoilers and warring parties in general. He has been in the Balkans and Central Africa several times, working as a researcher, project officer and project evaluator. For IPIS he coordinates the project: Mapping Conflict Motives in War Areas.
http://www.ipisresearch.be/mapping.php
List of selected publications:
- Interactive Map of Militarised Mining Areas in the Kivus, IPIS, 2009. (Co-author)
- Mapping Conflict Motives: Central African Republic, IPIS, 2009. (Co-author)
- Mapping Conflict Motives: Katanga. Update May-September 2008, IPIS, 2009. (Co-author)
- Are Congo\'s mines the main target of the armed groups on its soil?, in: The Economics of Peace and Security Journal, Vol. 4, No. 1, 2009, pp. 55-61. (Co-author)
- Mapping Conflict Motives: Katanga. Update December 2007-May 2008, IPIS, 2008. (Co-author)
- Mapping Conflict Motives: Eastern DRC, IPIS, 2008. (Co-author)
- art. The Drug Traffic in North-Kivu, Fatal Transactions, 2008. (Co-author)
- art. The Kisengo Mine, Fatal Transactions, 2008. (Co-author)
- Mapping interests in conflict areas: Katanga. Update September-November 2007, IPIS, 2008. (Co-author)
- In de kijker: Het Belgische beleid ten aanzien van de mijnbouwproblematiek in Congo in het licht van haar voorzitterschap van de Veiligheidsraad, in: Wereldbeeld: tijdschrift van de Vereniging voor de Verenigde Naties,
volume 31, No. 140. 2007. (Author)
- Mapping interests in conflict areas: Katanga, IPIS, 2007. (Co-author)
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