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Forschungsaufenthalte am IMIS seit 2021

Prof. Dr. Saniye Dedeoğlu

Professor of Social Policy, Mugla University, Turkey

Fellow in the FFVT project at IMIS, June-Sept 2022: read more

Research Procect: Gendering Forced Migration and Refugee Studies: The Case of Syrian Women in Turkey

Contact: saniye.dedeoglu@gmail.com

More info: https://ffvt.net/de/fellowship/our-fellows

Dr. Nino Aivazishvili-Gehne

Ethnologie
Research Center for the History of Transformations (RECET)
Universität Wien

am IMIS: Juli-September 2021

Forschungsprojekt: The search for the "good life" in Germany (Osnabrück)

E-Mail: nino.aivazishvili-gehne@univie.ac.at

https://www.recet.at/our-team/detail/nino-aivazishvili-gehne

Michael Bunch, M.A.

Modern History
University of Colorado

at IMIS: 19 September 2022 to 15 July 2023,
funded by a Fulbright grant

Research project on post-WWII Germany, the settlement of displaced persons and Heimatlose Ausländer
More information: https://colorado.academia.edu/MichaelBunch

E-Mail: michael.bunch@colorado.edu

Rawnak Dakelbab

Soziologie
MA with distinction, Staffordshire University, UK:
"Forced Displaced Syrian Women in Turkey: Gender Role Shift and Femininity”, Supervisor: Sarah Page

am IMIS: ab Februar 2022

Dissertationsprojekt: "A Constructivist Grounded Theory about the Experiences of Syrian Refugee Women in Germany with Gender Specific Honour Codes"

E-Mail: rawnaq@gmx.com

Prof. Dr. Vladimir S. Malakhov

The Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences
Department of Political Science

Research Scholar of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
at IMIS: 20 Sept - 20 Dec 2022

Jorge Morales Cardiel

Universidad Autónomo de Zacatecas, Mexiko

Fellow in the FFVT project at IMIS, May-July 2022: read more

Research Procect: Differential experiences of forced displacement among Garifuna and Honduran mestizo ethnic groups migrating through Mexico to the United States

Contact: jorgemcardiel@gmail.com

Anne Schult

Modern European History

Ph.D. candidate, New York University, with research focus on the intersection of migration, law, and demography. She is particularly interested in the impact of the quantitative social sciences on migration control and resettlement schemes in the western world, as well as the rise of population as a concept in the 20th century. Her dissertation research on the history of refugee statistics between the 1920s and 1960s has been supported by the Social Science Research Council, Fulbright, and most recently the DAAD. Currently one of the main editors of the Journal of the History of Ideas Blog
Her work on the history of demography has recently appeared in History of European Ideas.

Virtual Guest at IMIS from March to December 2021

Contact: as7415@nyu.edu