Researcher Profile

  • PhD Candidate

  • International relations theories; feminist security study; foreign policy and diplomacy; women and terrorism; Counterterrorism; public policy and governance; Women Peace and Security; children and armed conflict; repatriation and rehabilitation of women extremists; disinformation and hate speech; women and intelligence; security in Asia Pacific.

  • International relations theories; feminist security study; foreign policy and diplomacy; women and terrorism; Counterterrorism; public policy and governance; Women Peace and Security; children and armed conflict; repatriation and rehabilitation of women extremists; disinformation and hate speech; women and intelligence; security in Asia Pacific.

  • Engagement Policy Towards Repatriated Indonesian Women from Overseas Jihad Battlefronts, Proceedings of the First Brawijaya International Conference on Social and Political Sciences, BSPACE, 26-28 November 2019, Malang, East Java, Indonesia, https://eudl.eu/doi/10.4108/eai.26-11-2019.2295206

    COVID-19 and violent extremist groups: adapting to an evolving crisis Monash Lens

    The COVID lockdown threat to children's security in developing nations, Monash Lens

    A backlash against the Women, Peace and Security agenda?, Lowy Interpreter

    US missed bigger picture in veto against terrorist threat resolution, The Jakarta Post

    What Indonesia’s stint on the UN Security Council means for peace-building Monash Lens

    Indonesia's Drive for Inclusive Peace and Security, Lowy Interpreter

    Veronika, N.W. Stop the Culture of Denial: It Is About religion. The Jakarta Post, March 30, 2021. Print edition.

  • Social Network Analysis and Network Disruption; Disinformation and Social Cohesion; Radicalisation and Extremism; Insider Threats; The Changing Character of Competition and Conflict in The Indo-Pacific; Analytical Reasoning


  • Twitter Handle     @nuriwidiastuti
    Email Address nuri.veronika@monash.edu

 

Nuri Veronika

Overview

Nuri W Veronika is currently a PhD candidate at Monash University’s Gender, Peace and Security (Monash GPS). Her doctoral research investigates gender-responsive policies in addressing various subsets of women involved in terrorism and violent extremism conducive to terrorism. She received a scholarship from the Indonesian Government Endowment Fund for Education Scholarship (LPDP) and currently is a 2021 Gender Peace Security (GPS) Next Generation Scholar from Women in International Security (WIIS). Nuri’s areas of interest lie in international relations theories; feminist security study; foreign policy and diplomacy; women and terrorism; Counterterrorism and Countering/Preventing Violent Extremism; public policy and governance; Women Peace and Security; children and armed conflict; repatriation and rehabilitation of women extremists; disinformation and hate speech; women and intelligence; security in Asia Pacific.