Andreas Forø Tollefsen

I am a political geographer researching armed conflict and its societal consequences, including forced migration, displacement, political violence, and health and development outcomes. My work focuses on how conflict processes unfold unevenly across space and how local exposure to violence shapes mobility, livelihoods, and social outcomes. I recently completed the Research Council of Norway Young Researcher Talent project CONMIG – Geographies of Conflict-Induced Migration, which examined the heterogeneous impacts of violence on forced migration through mixed methods and participatory mapping.