Jaymelee Kim
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Jaymelee Kim is an Assistant Professor at Wayne State University in the United States. Her research focuses on the intersection of forensic anthropology and human rights, with recent publications addressing topics such as structural vulnerability in forensic casework and ethical considerations within the discipline. She also engages in community-driven research, particularly concerning marginalized populations, and explores the impact of digital ethnography in contemporary settings.
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Doctoral Dissertation Research: An Anthropological Analysis of Transitional Justice Method and Theory
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Transitional Justice and Forensic Intervention in Canada
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The March 2020 Tennessee Tornados: Risk Perceptions, Preparedness, and Communication
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The Agency of the Dead in Northern Uganda
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Donovan Adams
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Sean Tallman
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Allysha Winburn
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