Carolyn M Evans CSC PhD MLS MBA Grad Dip OR BBus (Dist) teaches and researches at the Faculty of Law & Justice at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, specialising in international law in relation to international organisations. She recently published her first monograph Towards a more accountable United Nations Security Council (Brill, Legal Aspects of International Organizations, Volume 61, 2021), based on her doctoral dissertation. The unifying theme in her work is governance and accountability, such as seen in contributions to the work of Jeni Whalan on  ‘Scenario-Based Training for Senior Leadership in Peace Operations – Sexual Exploitation and Abuse’, ‘Dealing with Disgrace: Addressing Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in UN Peacekeeping’, and ‘Leveraging power and influence on the United Nations Security Council’.  She has earlier addressed topics as diverse as forced marriage in Australia and competition in Australian retail banking, and, more recently, is supporting a project investigating constitutional populism as it relates to constitutional democracy. Carolyn was previously a senior decision-maker in commercial and nonprofit enterprise, after an early career in the Royal Australian Air Force which culminated in the award of the Conspicuous Service Cross.