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and educational resources. He initiated and edited a popular human rights and
development education resource 80:20 Development in An Unequal World now in its
5th edition and which is widely used internationally, particularly in Africa.
CHRISTOFOROS PAVLAKIS
Christoforos (26) is orginally from Athens, Greece but is currently based in Brussels.
What characterises him in short: Food & arts aficionado, data ninja, interested in all
things digital. His beliefs: A smile is a curve that sets everything straight.
DALIA SENDRA
Dalia Sendra is currently a consultant for the UNAOC and Euro-Med Project Manager of
the North-South Centre. She holds a master degree on development cooperation and
management of cultural heritage. She is finalizing a Master degree on Culture Law.
HELENA BARROCO
Portuguese diplomat, she is special Adviser to President Jorge Sampaio. She holds a PhD
in Philosophy of Quantum Physics (Leuven University, Belgium) and a Master degree on
Linguistics/ translation studies (Licence at Leuven University, Master at Mons University,
Belgium).
DANIEL SAMMUT
From Malta.
DEREK LUTTERBECK
Deputy Director (Academic Affairs) and Holder of the Swiss Chair and Lecturer in
International History, Dr. Derek Lutterbeck joined MEDAC in 2006 as lecturer in
international history and deputy director. Previously he was working as a programme
coordinator at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy, where he inter alia was
responsible for a training programme for junior Swiss diplomats, as well as for the
Centre’s training activities in southern Mediterranean countries. Before that, he worked
as a consultant for the International Organisation for Migration and the International
Labour Organisation, as a lecturer for the Diplomatic Studies Programme of the
Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, and as a researcher for a three-year
project on Swiss foreign policy funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation.
Derek Lutterbeck earned a Masters and Ph.D in Political Science from the Graduate
Institute of International Studies, as well as a Masters Degree in Law from the University
of Zürich. In 1999, he was awarded the Prix Arditi in International Relations from the
Arditi Foundation in Geneva. His research interests include various contemporary
security issues, such as transnational organised crime, recent developments in policing,
and security sector reform issues, as well as migration and refugee policies. His teaching
interests include 20th century international history, the transformation of violent
conflict and terrorism. He has published articles in academic journals such as the
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