Women, Violence and Modern Slavery in Papua - University of Oxford
Women, Violence and Modern Slavery in Papua
University of Oxford
United Kingdom
2020
First Place
Violence Against Women in Papua
Research Team
Freya Jansens, Master of Business Administration, University of Oxford
Kaiya Aboagye, Bachelor of Socio-Legal Studies, University of Syndney
Matalena Toga, Lecturer, Macquarie University
Shola Diop, Master of Business Administration, University of Oxford
Snigdha Serikari, Master of Business Administration, University of Oxford
Project Summary
This team explored the systematic and causal relations between violence, colonialism and the exploitation of women in Papua by using a systems-thinking approach. Two of their key insights were: 1) The significant interconnectedness between cultural norms and economic institutions that are often and detrimentally analysed separately and 2) The unintended negative consequences that high-level policy decisions often have at the community level when they are made without community-level engagement.
