Elizabeth Minor is the Every Casualty programme’s Research Officer. She was the principal researcher on a two-year study by ORG to investigate practice in casualty recording worldwide, examining the methodologies used and challenges faced in the field of recording conflict deaths, through a global survey concentrating on civil society based recorders. She was the lead author and editor of the collection ‘Good Practice in Casualty Recording’, and author of the policy paper ‘Towards the Recording of Every Casualty’, which were produced from this study. Elizabeth joined Oxford Research Group in 2009 and oversaw the inauguration of the International Practitioner Network. She holds an MSc in Comparative Politics, Conflict Studies from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Publications on the ORG website:

Casualty Recording as an Evaluative Capability: Libya and the Protection of Civilians

Towards the Recording of Every Casualty: Policy Recommendations and Analysis From a Study of 40 Casualty Recorders

Good Practice in Conflict Casualty Recording: Testimony, Detailed Analysis and Recommendations From a Study of 40 Casualty Recorders

Video: Casualty Recording and the Protection of Civilians

Early Impressions: Research on Casualty Recording Practice Worldwide

Presentation: Why We Should Document Every Casualty of Conflict, Both Civilian and Combatant