Corinna Mullin is a lecturer and an ESRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Politics and International Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS). The principal aim of her current research in comparative international political theory is to examine the potential epistemological and ideological challenges posed by Islamist movements to the Western understanding of “liberal peace”. It specifically considers the potential challenges posed by the Islamo-nationalist movement Hamas to the internationally sanctioned “Mideast peace process”.
Dr Mullin holds a PhD in International Relations from the London School of Economics and lectures in International Relations and the Government and Politics of the Middle East. Her expertise is in International Relations Theory, Political Islam, and Politics of the Middle East, U.S. Foreign Policy, Critical Terrorism Studies, Islamic Philosophy, Peace Studies and International Relations/Politics of the Middle East.
Dr Mullin is the author of a forthcoming book titled Constructing Political Islam as the New Other: America and its Post-War on Terror Politics (I.B Tauris).
