Nicole Fox, PhD
Over the past decade, my research has centered on how remembrances of atrocity crimes shape the dynamics of social change. I am invested in understanding how social actors remember, reconcile, and rebuild in the aftermath of human rights abuses. How a community remembers its past has implications for the present-day, and the future. State narratives of the past, collective memory, and the allocation of resources after atrocity matter, as they impact contemporary policies, laws, and crime patterns.
Assosiate Professor of Criminal Justice
California State University Sacramento
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95819
Check out my book:
After Genocide: Memory and Reconciliation in Rwanda
American Society for Criminologists Division of Feminist Criminology, 2023 Best Book Award
American Sociological Association 2022 Peace War and Social Conflict Honorable Mention for Outstanding Book