Eze the Writer
Ideas for a wider audience
Ezenwa writes for Psychology Today and The Conversation, making complex ideas accessible through essays on memory, identity, trauma, migration and emerging technologies, including drones.
Critical migration & conflict scholar
Meet Dr Ezenwa Olumba
Eze is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Aston University who researches and writes about migration, conflict, memory and identity.
His work explores how violence, culture, power and technology shape people's ability to move, stay and belong in an uncertain world.
Eze the Academic
Leverhulme Early Career Fellow
Ezenwa is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Aston University, with a PhD in Politics from Royal Holloway, University of London. His research explores how violence, culture, power and emerging weapons technologies shape people’s ability to move, stay and belong.
His work has introduced original frameworks and ideas, including the Resilience–Accessibility Framework, cognitive immobility and aerial colonialism.
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Research
Migration, conflict and belonging
His interdisciplinary research examines how violence, memory, culture, political power and technology shape people’s movement, attachments to place, and experiences of exclusion, displacement and belonging.