Brian Root has worked in human rights, public health and international development research for a number of years. His interests are on the use of diverse research methodologies and quantitative analysis in human rights research. His analyses and reports on human rights abuses for organizations such as Human Rights Watch have been cited in domestic and international policy hearings and have garnered international press. He has conducted field research with vulnerable populations in Guatemala, Sri Lanka and post-Katrina New Orleans. He received his Ph.D. in International Development from Tulane University Law School.Specialties: Research Methodology & Design; Quantitative Analysis; Human Rights Research; Monitoring and Evaluation; Writing/Reporting; Immigration Policy; Children's Rights; Education in Emergencies; Children Affected by Armed Conflict; Public Health; Descriptive Statistics; Data Visualization
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