

Justine Salam / Hany Besada
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SBE, Vol.20, No.1, 2017
ISSN 1818-1228
©Copyright 2017/College of Business and Economics,
Qatar University
Prof. Hany Besada
is a Deputy Executive Director, Diamond Development
Initiative. He is also a Senior Fellow with the Centre on Governance at the
University of Ottawa, a Non-Resident Senior Research Fellow with the UN
University Institute for Natural Resources in Africa and a Research Professor,
Institute of African Studies, Carleton University. Until very recently, he was
Regional Advisor, African Mineral Development Centre (AMDC) at the United
Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). Prior to that he was Theme
Leader: Governance of Natural Resources at the North-South Institute (NSI)
in Ottawa, Canada and Research Specialist on the United Nations High Level
Panel Secretariat-Post 2015 Development Agenda, United Nations Development
Program (UNDP) in New York.
Justine Salam
is a PhD candidate at the Global Governance Program at Balsillie
School of International Affairs, University of Waterloo, Ontario. Justine is
interested in many aspects of Middle East politics, especially energy governance
and security, federalism, and Kurdistan. She worked on the British legacy and
the oil question in Iraqi Kurdistan as well as petro-political-partnerships between
China and the Middle East. With Dr. Bessma Momani, Justine is currently working
on petroleum management in federal states and is also a visiting scholar at the
Paris School of International Affairs, Institute of Political Studies in Paris, France.