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Helal Mohammed Khan
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Helal Mohammed Khan is an assistant teaching professor in the Justice and Peace Studies (JUPS) program at Georgetown University. His scholarship explores identity, hope, and spatial placemaking, examining how cooperation shapes collective well-being. Khan holds a Ph.D. in peace studies and anthropology from the University of Notre Dame. He was previously a presidential fellow at the Kroc Institute, a doctoral affiliate at the Kellogg Institute and a justice fellow at the Center for Social Concerns. Khan also served in the Bangladesh Army and worked as a commander for a special forces team with the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.