Research is a fast business. Scientists move between institutions, expand their networks and refine their research focus and publication strategies. Institutions - hopefully - keep in touch. The Centre bids farewell to a group of scientists who each in his or her way have contributed to an ambitious research agenda. We appreciate and support ongoing contact with the Centre's Alumni Fellows and there is a group of Associate Fellows, who continue collaboration in the context of specific research projects. What follows here is a short profile of six outgoing fellows with their upcoming affiliation, indications of activities during their fellowship, their time of stay and the topic of the contractually agreed research project. Fare well!
Humboldt Alumna
Disabled Refugees and Disabling Displacement: International Norms and Local Realities
Stay: 6–8/2022
News: Centre Welcomes Humboldt Fellow Professor Monika Baár
From 9/2022: European University Institute, Florence, Department of History, Professor in the History of East-Central and Southeastern Europe
Postdoc Research Fellow
Legitimation and delegitimation in global cooperation
Russia's Digital Sovereignty: National Identity and Global Internet Governance
8/2021–7/2022
Opinion Blog: Pranks and Propaganda: The Origins of Russia’s ‘Fake News’ Laws
News: A Relational Approach to Digital Sovereignty: New Article from Stanislav Budnitsky
Next affiliation: James Billington Fellow at the Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (Washington, DC)
Senior Research Fellow
Global cooperation and diverse conceptions of world order
Far-Right Visual Narratives and Translation on Digital Platforms Contesting Liberal Democratic Discourse and Government
9/2021–8/2022
Event Reports: Visual Methods in Global Cooperation Research / Visuality and the Populist Appeal
Senior Research Fellow
Legitimation and delegitimation in global cooperation
Visual Narratives of Climate Change – Exploring Climate Storytelling of Fridays for Future
9/2021–8/2022
Quarterly Magazine: #UprootTheSystem - Exploring Fridays for Future’s Visual Climate Storytelling
News: 'Imaging Cannot Be Separated From Imagining'. A Note on David Shim's Research
Postdoc Research Fellow
Global cooperation and diverse conceptions of world order
US-China Decoupling: Clash of two 'Internets' in Africa
9/2021–8/2022
News: Chinese Media in Africa: Fieldwork by Centre Fellow Emeka Umejei
Emeka Umejei will be based at the University of Tubingen as a TWAS-DFG Cooperation Visit Fellow, hosted by Professor Russel West-Pavlov, Chair of Anglophone Literatures.
Current thematic fields:
- Legitimation and delegitimation in global cooperation
- Global cooperation and diverse conceptions of world order
Current fellows:
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