The Fellows 2017/2018

Writer
Istanbul
Modes of Mass Murder: a Comparative Study

Dr. iur., Professorin für Öffentliches Recht, Informations- und Kommunikationsrecht, Gesundheitsrecht und Rechtstheorie
University of Hamburg
Sozialität in der Grundrechtsdogmatik

Ph.D., Professor of Geology
Addis Ababa University
Documentary Records of Climate Variability in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa During the Late 18th to Early 20th Centuries

Ph.D., Social Anthropology
University of Cambridge
Golden Ages: an Ethnography of Matter, Violence and Value

EURIAS-Fellow

Dr. phil., Assoziierte Professorin für Ältere deutsche Sprache und Literatur
University of Salzburg
Minnesang jenseits nationalästhetischer Kanonbildung: Gruppierung, Beschreibung und Interpretation der Autorcorpora des Codex Manesse in Hinblick auf die historischen Sammlungszusammenhänge

Dr. iur., Professorin für Öffentliches Recht, Geschichte des europäischen öffentlichen Rechts und Verwaltungswissenschaften
University of Osnabrück
Geschichte(n) der Bürokratiekritik

Dr. rer. nat., Professor of Sensory and Behavioural Ecology
Queen Mary University of London
Hive Mind: the Intelligence of Honeybees, Bumblebees and Their Relatives

Dr. rer. pol., Professor (em.) der Soziologie
ETH Zurich
Soziale Ordnung durch Reputation

PD Dr., Skandinavistik und Religionswissenschaft
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Island: Porträt einer Sakrallandschaft

Dr. theol., Professor für Dogmatik und Dogmengeschichte
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Religion in den Autonomiewelten moderner Rechtskulturen: der Katholizismus als paradigmatische Fallstudie

Ph.D., Neuroscience
Lund University
Structure-Function Relationship of Dendritic Spines: Is the Striatum an Exception?

College for Life Sciences

Dr. phil., Professor für Klassische Philologie
University of Cologne
Recht unterhaltsam: die griechisch-römische neue Komödie zwischen Rechtswirklichkeit und Rechtsdenken

D.Phil., Professor of Biodiversity and Conservation
University of Exeter
The Ecology of the Night

Dr. rer. nat., Ecology
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama
Sensory Ecology and Cognition in Foraging Bats: the Role of Learning

College for Life Sciences

Ph.D., Associate Professor of History
New York University
The Rule of Abstraction: Fabricating Economics from Malthus to Keynes in the British Empire

Writer, journalist, librettist
BBC Karachi
Red Birds of Our Soul (novel)

D.Phil., Professor of Political Philosophy and Theory
Munich School of Politics and Public Policy at the Technical University of Munich
The Order of Knowledge and the Division of Moral Labor

Ph.D., Professor (emer.) of Sociology
Stockholm University
The Widening Gap in Capabilities: a Multi-Dimensional Approach

Dr. phil., Associate Professor of Late Modern European History
University of California, Berkeley
Metropolis in Ruins: Berlin in the 1940s

Ph.D., Associate Professor of Public International Law
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
State, Sovereignty, and Belonging: the Syrian Refugee "Crisis" and Changing Legal Paradigms of Refugee Protection

Dr. phil., Professor of Social Anthropology
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Yob Yir: the Social Biography of a West African Family

Family history and social change in West Africa

Ph.D., Associate Professor of Anthropology
Western Oregon University, Monmouth
Social Change in a West African Family: Biographical Narratives and the Role of Funerals in Family History

Family History and Social Change in West Africa

Dr., Professor of History
Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw
Retributive Justice after World War II and the Fall of Dictatorial Regimes in Europe, Latin America, and South Africa: a Comparative Approach

Dr. Ing., Professor (em.) für Geschichte des Städtebaus und freier Architekt
ETH Zurich
Die nachhaltige Stadt: eine Geschichte der urbanistischen Strategien für den sparsamen Umgang mit Ressourcen

Ph.D., Leverett Saltonstall Professor of History
Harvard University
The Spirit of the Laws Since the Era of World Wars

Ph.D., Associate Professor of History
Tufts University, Medford
Global Travels of the Plantation Complex

Dr., Media Studies, Film Maker, Secretary General
Ministry of Culture, Arts and Tourism, Burkina Faso
Mobility, Family Cohesion and the Changing Media of Remembering : the History of a West African Family

Family History and Social Change in West Africa

Dr. phil., Associate Professor of Comparative and Modern Arabic Literature
American University of Beirut
In Search of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra: a Life in Literature and Art Between Palestine and Iraq

Ph.D., Behavioural Ecology
Pembroke College, University of Cambridge
Male Elephant Social Dynamics: a Comparison of Sociality During High and Low Poaching Impact

College for Life Sciences

Dr., Associate Professor of Philosophy
Université Bordeaux Montaigne
The Problem of the Intelligibility of Radically Alien Forms of Thought: Logic and Anthropology in the Later Wittgenstein

Ph.D., Professor of History
The University of Iowa, Iowa City
German History Unbound, 1760s-1960s

EURIAS-Fellow

Ph.D., Evolutionary Ecology
Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Jena
The Chemical Ecology of Predation

College for Life Sciences

Dr., Associate Professor of Sociology
Ukrainian Catholic University, Lviv
Time and Space in Local Perspective: Identity and (Trans)National, Regional, and Local Representations of the Past

Ph.D., Donald P. and Katherine B. Loker Professor of English
Harvard University
Permanent Revolution: Surviving the Long English Reformation

Pianist, Cembalist
Cologne
Studien zu Improvisation, Beethoven, Bach

Ph.D., Professor for Psychology and Philosophy
Tel Aviv University
Liberalism, Big Meaning and the Idea of Liberal Education

Dr., Professor of Composition
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
The Rape of Europa (Opera)

Ph.D., Cell Biology
University of Exeter
Reconstructing the Genome of the Last Eukaryote Common Ancestor

College for Life Sciences

Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy
University of York
Futility and Transcendence: a Study of Kant's Philosophy

Ph.D., Professor of Law
Peking University
A Comparative Study of the Central-Local Relationship