Master of Interdisciplinary Studies, University of New Brunswick Ongoing/Current
Concentrations: Migration, Islamic law, Public policy
Thesis: [Title to be confirmed]

BA Law and History of Art and Archaeology, School of Oriental and African Studies 2012
Concentrations: Legal pluralism; Islamic law
Thesis: “Dealing with Diversity: Minorities, Courts and Realities of Difference in Norway.”

Nora’s research looks into dominant political and legal discourses and their relationship with public policy making and the role of migrant ethnic minorities in challenging the legal status quo. Her research interests include diasporas, legal pluralism, jurisprudence, ethnic minorities, migration, public policy, legal discourses and their relationship with politics, Foucault, super-diversity, identity, conflict resolution, First Nations/indigenous peoples, and the future of interdisciplinary studies.