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Staff members with discipline International Relations

Academia develops at the interface of different fields. This is one reason why the University of Groningen is home to a wide range of fields, each with a great number of subject specialists. The overview below, which is based on a standard categorization of fields, will help you find the right expert for each field. If you cannot find the expert you are looking for in this list, try searching via a related field or faculty; you may find him or her there.

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Donya Ahmadi is Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of Groningen. She teaches various courses at the department of International Relations and International Organization, including a MA Research Seminar titled 'Race, Class, and Gender Intersectionality'. Her current research project concerns the (re)-gendering of contemporary Iranian historiography, through documenting and highlighting the crucial role played by women activists in the political developments of 20th and 21th century Iran.

Relatedly, her broader research addresses an intersectional feminist critique of Iranian nationalism, and its historical and contemporary manifestations through gendered processes and embodied practices of assimilation.

dr. D. (Donya) Ahmadi
Contact
d.ahmadi rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
International political theory, biopolitical theory, critical perspectives on development and environmental politics
S.A. (Suvi) Alt, Dr
Contact
s.a.alt rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
Energy Security
Energy Policy
Turkish Politics and Turkish Energy Policy
N. (Nurettin) Altundeger, PhD
Contact
n.altundeger rug.nl
Function
Theoretical, Historical and Critical Approaches to War and Peace; Knowledge in International Politics; Peace and Conflict Studies; Interpretive and Creative Methods; Arts&Crafts in International Relations
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Contact
c.i.andra rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
Turkey, Turkish foreign policy, discourse analysis, EU-Turkey relations, the Kurdish issue
drs. E. (Erdogan) Aykaç
Contact
e.aykac rug.nl
Function
PhD student
The Caspian Sea,  Azerbaijan, Energy Geopolitics, and Security & Cooperation in Eurasia, Climate Change, Infrastructure Politics, Transnational Corporations.
dr. A.G. (Agha) Bayramov
Contact
a.bayramov rug.nl
+31 50 36 33248
Function
Assistant Professor International Relations
Field / Discipline
Political philosophy; international political theory; critical development studies; critical environmental studies; political ecology.
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Contact
a.bellina rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
Autonomous Weapons Systems; AI in Military Applications.
T.F. (Taís Fernanda) Blauth
Contact
t.f.blauth rug.nl
Function
PhD student
Humanitarian Interventions and Peacekeeping, Armed Conflict, International Development, Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (esp. diamonds and gold), African Politics and Security
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Contact
s.j.n.van.bockstael rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor Globalisation Studies and Humanitarian Action
E.W. (Elke) Boers, MA MSc
Contact
e.w.boers rug.nl
Function
PhD Student
Field / Discipline
International economics; Globalization; International trade, Economics of agglomeration, International transfers, Exchange rates, International macroeconomics
see web page:
http://www.eco.rug.nl/medewerk/brakman/

Anno is a researcher at the Data Research Centre, working on the H2020 project 'Cutting Crime Impact' and his doctoral dissertation on law enforcement and Big Data.

In addition, he has 7+ years experience in innovation in education through running simulations for universities, ministries and the Royal Military Academy as a training and educational tool. He has also designed and delivered advanced courses at Utrecht University and Liverpool Hope University.
A.M. (Anno) Bunnik, MA
Contact
a.m.bunnik rug.nl
Function
Researcher, Data Research Centre
Foreign Policy Analysis, EU-Russia relations, Central/Eastern Europe, Populism in International Relations, EU External Action
D.A.L. (David) Cadier, PhD
Contact
david.cadier rug.nl
Function
My research is generally concerned with the roles of emergent technologies, non-state actors and expert knowledge in contemporary global governance. In particular, I study the on-going and varying implications of big data and blockchain technologies at the intersections of global environmental, financial and security governance. 
M.A. (Malcolm) Campbell-Verduyn, PhD
Contact
m.a.campbell-verduyn rug.nl
Function
Senior Lecturer (UD1) in International Political Economy
History of International Political Thought, History of International Relations, Medieval Canon and Roman Law, Politics of History, Historical Narratives in Contemporary Populism, Early Exploration, Religion in International Relations.
J. (Julia) Costa López, Dr
Contact
j.costa.lopez rug.nl
+31 50 36 37230
Function
Field / Discipline
Dr. Jesse Crane-Seeber holds a BA in “Resisting Hegemony,” a major of his own design, from Ithaca College (Ithaca, NY, USA), and a PhD in International Relations from American University (Washington, DC, USA). His research has covered the US military as a sociological worksite, as an occupying force in Iraq and Afghanistan, as a symbolic cornerstone of masculinity in US culture, and a productive site of desire.

His recent work has contributed to critical security studies, particularly in theorizing embodiment and desire in militarized cultures and institutions. He is currently completing his book, Fetishizing the Tactical, which traces the history and diffusion of de-politicized tactical training from the US military into US society and around the world, with the goal of understanding the sociocultural basis of permanent unwinnable wars and their racialized and gendered effects. His work has been published in a number of journals, including International Political Sociology, Critical Military Studies, Critical Studies on Security, and The International Feminist Journal of Politics. He has also published chapters on methodology in Critical Security Studies, the politics of gender and sexuality across time, as well as intersections between popular culture and militarization.

Dr. Crane-Seeber has previously served as Visiting Research Fellow in the Department of War Studies, King's College London (UK), Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of the District of Columbia (Washington, DC, USA) and Teaching Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University (Raleigh, NC, USA). He also held Postdoctoral Fellowships at North Carolina State University and the Bremen International Graduate School for Social Sciences (Bremen, Germany).
dr. J.P. (Jesse) Crane-Seeber
Contact
j.p.crane-seeber rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor of International Relations and Security Studies
Field / Discipline
PhD candidate at the Kennisplatform Leefbaar en Kansrijk Groningen, studying the social consequences of gas extraction in the region. The Kennisplatform is an institute that gathers and shares relevant knowledge and research for social policy in Groningen. We aim to stimulate collaborations in the area and to create more attention for societal impact. We bring people and knowledge together in the hope of contributing to a society where industry, state and society are in harmony.
My research explores avenues to reconciliation between groups in the aftermath of gas extraction in the province. I focus on intergroup relations, for example between industry, residents, the government, and science.
A.R. (Agustín) De Julio Pardo, MSc
Contact
a.r.de.julio.pardo rug.nl
Function
PhD student
International Affaris, Communications, Public Relations, Policy Research, Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation, Electoral Management
H. (Henrietta) Doe, MA
Contact
h.doe rug.nl
Function
Communication Officer
African studies, international relations and development studies, cultural heritage, non-western history, history of European expansion, history of Dutch foreign policy (colonial policy, development policy)
dr. M.R. (Michel) Doortmont
Contact
m.r.doortmont rug.nl
+31 50 36 36002
Function
Reader in International Relations and African Studies (with ius promovendi)
IR Theory / Political Thought / Human Rights / History and Theory of International Law / Migration Ethics
L.G. (Guilherme) Dos Santos Marques Pedro, PhD
Contact
guilherme.marques.pedro rug.nl
Function
Philanthropy, External Relations, International Foundations
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Contact
kim.evertz rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
Intra-European migration, (Transnational) party organization; Attitudes towards the EU; Mixed methods research
A.V. (Adrian) Favero, PhD
Contact
a.v.favero rug.nl
Function
A.A. (Ana) Flamind, MA MA
Contact
a.a.flamind rug.nl
Function
PhD student
(Global) Media, Cultural Industries, Internet Governance, Gender and Technology, Critical Theory and Decoloniality
prof. dr. M.I. (Marianne ) Franklin
Contact
m.i.franklin rug.nl
Function
International Financial Markets, International Political Economy, Comparative Politics, International Economics, European Political Economy, EU Macroeconomic Governance
G.W. (Greg) Fuller, Dr
Contact
g.w.fuller rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
Biopolitics, (pandemic) temporalities, critical security/border studies
N.F. (Nicolas) Gäckle, MA
Contact
n.f.gaeckle rug.nl
Function
PhD student
F. (Frank) Gaenssmantel, PhD
Contact
f.gaenssmantel rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
Bharath is a political geographer focusing on new media, political communication, and cultures of hate and intolerance online using computational and qualitative methods.  

Research Interests  

- Hate, Intolerance, and Prejudice in Europe and North America
- Racism and Bigotry in Digital Propaganda
- Regulatory Responses to Extremism Online
- Social Media and Political Culture
- Disinformation, Social Media Manipulation, and Digital Advertising 

Methodological Interests  

- Natural Language Processing, Corpus Linguistics, and Critical Discourse Analysis
- Social Network Analysis
- Visual Methods 

Biography  

Prior to joining the University of Groningen, Bharath was a postdoctoral researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII), University of Oxford. At the OII, he contributed to three projects: (1) the Computational Propaganda Project, where he contributed to analysis of Russian social media manipulation in the United States; (2) the VOX-Pol Project, where he contributed research on digital cultures of the far right in Europe and North America; and (3) the Data Science in Local Government Project, where he contributed survey design and data analysis to understand the state of the art of data science techniques used in local government in the UK (2017-2018).

Bharath completed his PhD in Geography at UCL in 2017, funded by the Bonnart Trust (www.fbbtrust.org.uk). From 2014 to 2017, he was also Senior Researcher at Tell MAMA (www.tellmamauk.org), a British charity that monitors and supports victims of anti-Muslim hate crime. Bharath has commented widely on issues related to disinformation on social media, Russian involvement in the 2016 United States election, hate speech, and the radical right in the UK Houses of Parliament, United Nations, and international media outlets. His recent publications have appeared in journals including the Journal of International Affairs and European Societies. 
B. (Bharath) Ganesh, PhD
Contact
b.ganesh rug.nl
Function
International Strategy & Relations; USA & Canada; Mobility; Communication
S. (Susan) Garthaus, MA
Contact
s.garthaus rug.nl
Function
International Policy Advisor
Field / Discipline
After completing her PhD at the University of Tübingen, Germany, in 2016, she spent 3 years as a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies at the University of Bremen. She is the author of "Security Threats and Public Perception: Digital Russia and the Ukraine Crisis" (Palgrave, 2017). Her other publications include peer-reviewed articles on nationalism, sexuality, and social networks, as well as regular blog posts at “The Duck of Minerva”. Lisa's research is situated on the intersection of political theory, international relations, media and cultural studies. 
E. (Lisa) Gaufman, Dr
Contact
e.gaufman rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor of Russian Discourse and Politics
Public Affairs & Public Engagement
Q.J. (Quin) Genee, MA
Contact
q.j.genee rug.nl
Function
Head of Public Affairs & Public Engagement
My main areas of interest are: democracy and authoritarianism; the European Union and the Eastern Partnership; and post-Soviet politics.   
dr. E.E.A. (Eske) van Gils
Contact
e.e.a.van.gils rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
International sanctions, EU Foreign Policy, Illicit Trade
F. (Francesco) Giumelli, Dr
Contact
f.giumelli rug.nl
+31 50 36 39685
Function
Deputy Head of Department, Associate Professor in International Relations and International Organization
Coordinator of cooperation with Central and Eastern Europe (EU, Western Balkans, Russia, Ukraine, Georgia), Coimbra Group representative and member of the working group on Academic Exchange & Mobility, Erasmus+ institutional coordinator, KA103 and KA107 project coordinator.
drs. R.J. (Regine) van Groningen
Contact
r.j.van.groningen rug.nl
+31 50 36 37231
Function
Senior policy advisor International Cooperation
Field / Discipline
Critical Security Studies, Resilience, Peace Processes
B.A. (Barbara) Gruber, MA
Contact
b.a.gruber rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
X. (Xavier) Guillaume, Dr
Contact
x.guillaume rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
Acquisition of Capacity Building projects;
Management of Capacity Building projects in sub Saharan Africa;
Management Erasmus+ project.
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Contact
e.j.haarbrink rug.nl
+31 50 36 37054
Function
Project Manager, Coordinator International Cooperation
Field / Discipline
East Asian Studies, with a focus on modern day Mongolia
prof. dr. mr. T.H.F. (Tjalling) Halbertsma
Contact
t.h.f.halbertsma rug.nl
Function
Bijzonder hoogleraar
History and Theory of European co-operation and integration; Dutch foreign policy; China-EU relations
prof. dr. J. (Jan) van der Harst
Contact
j.van.der.harst rug.nl
+31 50 36 36015
Function
Professor of European Integration
Field / Discipline
Regional Seas Governance
drs. C.G.A.A. (Constant) Hatenboer
Contact
c.g.a.a.hatenboer rug.nl
Function
PhD student
Social and political theories of international relations, critical theory and international relations, world society studies, security studies, politics of global order
B.A. (Benjamin) Herborth, Dr
Contact
b.a.herborth rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
Study councellor Humanitarian Actions, liaison officer Humanitarian Organisations, Expertise on Eastern European and Russian Higher education area, internship supervisor, programme coordinator Honours programme Arts
drs. E.M. (Elena) Herman-Pletiougina
Contact
e.m.herman-pletiougina rug.nl
Function
Coordinator Honours Programme Arts
Field / Discipline
- Public international law
- International and European human rights law
- Socio-economic human rights law
- Access to modern energy services / energy poverty
- Disaster management / international disaster law
- Environment/climate change (litigation)
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Extra-territorial/transnational human rights law
- New/critical approaches to IL / feminist approaches
M.M.E. (Marlies) Hesselman, PhD
Contact
m.m.e.hesselman rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor International Law
Political economy of European integration, Enlargement of the European Union and transition processes in Central and Eastern Europe.
prof. dr. H.W. (Herman) Hoen
Contact
h.w.hoen rug.nl
+31 50 36 36019
Function
Professor of International Political Economy
Global governance of climate adaptation.
M.C. (Tim) Huiskes, MA
Contact
m.c.huiskes rug.nl
Function
Lecturer and Doctoral Researcher
International Relations Theory, International Political Theory, Normative IR Theory, Critical Theory, Arctic Security, Arctic International Relations and Governance.
C. (Christoph) Humrich, Dr
Contact
c.humrich rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
ethics and world politics/global political economy; theory of international relations
dr. ir. M.R. (Menno) Kamminga
Contact
m.r.kamminga rug.nl
+31 50 36 37367
Function
senior lecturer
Critical Security Studies, European Studies, EU enlargement
M.C. (Magdalena) König, MA
Contact
m.c.koenig rug.nl
Function
dr. N. (Naim) Laeni, PhD
Contact
n.laeni rug.nl
Function
international political economy; global politics; international trade; corporate power; economic measurement.
L.A. (Lukas) Linsi, PhD
Contact
l.a.linsi rug.nl
Function
Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy
- Early Modern Geopolitical Epistemologies (esp. the XVIC Hispanic Empire)
- Historical Epistemology and International Relations
- The Politics of Global Connectivities
- Geopolitics and Connectivity
- Mapping, critical cartography, and spatial epistemologies 
- The Politics of Uncertainty
- Biopolitics of Security
- Post-structuralism in International Relations
- Insurance and liberal governance
L.E. (Luis) Lobo-Guerrero, Prof Dr
Contact
l.e.lobo-guerrero rug.nl
Function
Professor of History and Theory of International Relations, Head of Department
I.A. (Amaranta) Luna Arteaga, MA
Contact
i.a.luna.arteaga rug.nl
+31 58 205 5000
Function
Marketing, Recruitment & International Relations Manager
Modern political history
Russia and the former Soviet Union
Authoritarian regimes
Political-economic institutions
T.A. (Tim) van der Maarel, MA
Contact
t.a.van.der.maarel rug.nl
Function
PhD student
I am a sociologist specialized in the making of memories and heritage work in the Middle East and North Africa. My research interests analyze memorial practices, social movements, and racialization in the Modern MENA region. I lecture on political sociology, cultures studies, and sociology of international relations.
M.M.S. (Mayada) Madbouly, PhD
Contact
m.m.s.madbouly rug.nl
Function
PhD candidate and MSc in International Relations at the University of São Paulo (USP). Bachelor in Economics from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie and lato-sensu specialist in Economic Analysis from Fundacao Instituto de Pesquisas Economicas (FIPE). He is the Head of Foreign Trade analysis at the Federation of Industries of the State of Sao Paulo (FIESP). In addition to international trade and negotiations, he has experience in corporate and financial planning. Lecturer of postgraduate courses in International Business (Anhembi-Morumbi, ESPM and FECAP) and undergraduate (Sao Judas). He was assistant editor of Pontes, a publication of the International Center for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD). His academic research line focuses on International Political Economy.
F.L.B. (Fernando) Marques, MSc
Contact
f.l.b.marques rug.nl
Function
ICOG Visiting Researcher
Energy Security, Energy Transition, Critical Geopolitics, Sustainability, Global Energy Governance, International Conflict Management.
Y. (Yaroslava) Marusyk, MA
Contact
y.marusyk rug.nl
Function
PhD Candidate
As a historian I am specialised in (post)colonial Dutch-Indonesian relations. As International Relations assistent professor my main subject is Asia and especially East Asia/China. 
J.F. (Hans) Meijer, Dr.
Contact
j.f.meijer rug.nl
Function
Assistant professor / senior researcher
Field / Discipline
- The European geopolitics of soil - Political ecology - Political philosophy
M.J. Meijer
Contact
maarten.meijer rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
IR theory; Critical Security Studies; Decolonial Thought; Politics of Knowledge Production
L.J.K. (Lucas) van Milders, Dr
Contact
lucas.van.milders rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
My research expertise is on the history of international thought (1800s-on), with special interest on concepts of geopolitics, territory, political spatiality, and global environment governance. In my present work I am interested in tracing how geographers and international thinkers wrote about the connections between environmental crises and world orders, from the 1890s-1960s. In tracing these histories, I want to contribute towards new critical stances about the geopolitics of the Anthropocene today. In previous work, drawing on my doctoral thesis, I analyzed nineteenth century debates about the politics of territorial order, through the unusual imaginations of three anarchists.
A.M. (António) Muntean Ferraz de Oliveira Marques, PhD
Contact
a.m.ferraz.de.oliveira rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor in History and Theory of International Relations
European Integration, EU foreign policy, EU-Russia relations, Central and Eastern European countries
M. (Marek) Neuman, Dr
Contact
m.neuman rug.nl
+31 50 36 35925
Function
Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
My research is positioned within the emerging field of Critical European Studies. I am interested in questions of Europeanization, citizenship, and (dis)integration and focus on South-East and East-Central Europe.
S. (Senka) Neuman-Stanivukovic, Dr
Contact
s.neuman-stanivukovic rug.nl
+31 50 36 35546
Function
Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
My research centres on the relationship between popular culture and global politics with a focus on imaginings of contemporary conflict and environmental concerns. My teaching experience is broad, but I focus on security studies, cultural approaches to war, theories of IR, and research methods. Check out my new article in International Relations: Assemblages of Conflict Termination.
C.F. (Cahir) O’Doherty, PhD
Contact
c.f.odoherty rug.nl
Function
Lecturer in International Relations
Field / Discipline
ASEAN Economic Integration, Politics of Trade Policy, Public Sector. 
M.P. (Prayoga) Permana
Contact
m.p.permana rug.nl
Function
Political subjectivities and temporality in IR, classical reception, populism
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Contact
f.p.petris rug.nl
Function
PhD student
Field / Discipline
Chinese studies; International Relations; Development Studies; International Comparative Education; International Development Cooperation; International Organizations and the UN; Policy Analysis.
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Contact
c.pinna rug.nl
Function
Lars Rensmann has left the University of Groningen in April 2022 to become Professor of Political Science and Comparative Government at the University of Passau. https://www.phil.uni-passau.de/en/lehrstuehle/prof-lars-rensmann/ Lars Rensmann is Professor of European Politics and Society at the University of Groningen. He serves as the Chair of the Department of European Languages and Cultures and as Director of the Research Centre for the Study of Democratic Cultures and Politics. He is a member of several Editorial Boards. Before joining RUG, he served as Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of Political Science and International Affairs at John Cabot University in Rome, where he is still a Visiting Professor. Prior to his return to Europe, he was the DAAD Professor of Political Science in the Department of Political Science at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Prof. Rensmann holds a BA in Political Science from Luther College, Iowa, and an MA and PhD in Political Science from the Free University of Berlin. Other previous academic appointments and visiting professorships at Yale University, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Vienna, LMU Munich, and the University of Haifa, among many others. Fields of research: comparative politics & government in Europe and the US and in global perspective; European and American political cultures, parties, systems, and crises of democracy; European and American radical right and populist parties; populist parties in government; social media and digital populism; conspiracy myths, racism, antisemitism and counter-cosmopolitanism in Europe and the US; European, American, and global politics and sports; German politics in European context; European and global political theory; history of international political, democratic and critical theories and their contemporary relevance; human rights and politico-cultural legacies of the Holocaust and genocide; the politics of climate change in Europe and the US. In 2019, Prof. Rensmann received the Faculty of Arts' "Lecturer of the Year" Award.
dr. L.P. (Lars) Rensmann
Contact
l.p.rensmann rug.nl
+31 50 36 35850
Function
Professor of European Politics and Society
History and Theory of International Relations and International Law; Politics of Globality; Mapping and Critical Cartography; Imperial Germany
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Contact
f.r.dos.reis rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
Russian-Western relations; Russian and post-Soviet politics; Brexit; critical and sociological approaches to IR; revolutions
A.M.M. (Adrian) Rogstad, PhD
Contact
adrian.rogstad rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- Comprehensive Internationalisation
- Inclusive Organizational Culture
- Intercultural Competence Development (IDI certified)
- Policy Advise & Implementation
- Project management
- Active Bystander Trainer (UG-certified)
E.R. (Ella) Sebamalai, MA
Contact
e.r.sebamalai rug.nl
+31 6 3198 6546
Function
Diversity Officer
Jaana Serres is an anthropologist with a focus on global flows of popular culture in Africa and the Middle East. Her research investigates the moral dimension of contemporary capitalism through the lens of media and digital economies. From 2018 to 2021, Jaana was the Ioma Evans-Pritchard scholar in the social anthropology of Africa at Oxford University, where she completed her PhD on the global boom of Nigerian music. Prior to her academic career, she practiced law in New York, Paris and London.  
J.P.H. (Jaana) Serres, PhD
Contact
j.p.h.serres rug.nl
Function
Postdoctoral Researcher in Media, Cultural Industries & Society
Critical Security Studies, International Relations Theories, European Security and Defence, Political Philosophy
M.A. (Mustafa Ali) Sezal, Dr
Contact
m.a.sezal rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
Theories of International Relations, Visual Studies, Political Geography/Critical Geopolitics, Theories of Discourse, East Asian Studies
D.U. (David) Shim, Dr
Contact
david.shim rug.nl
+31 50 36 37896
Function
Senior Lecturer
Early Modern South Asia; Early Modern Global History; History of the VOC (Dutch East India Company) in India and Asia; Indian Ocean Port Cities and Trading Communities; Social History of Knowledge; SondToll Registers Online
A. (Anjana) Singh, Dr
Contact
anjana.singh rug.nl
+31 50 36 35914
Function
Assistant Professor (Senior Lecturer)
Contemporary South and Southeast Asian history; history of North-South relations since the 19th century; internationalisms after 1945
prof. dr. C. (Clemens) Six
Contact
c.six rug.nl
Function
Associate Professor
Gender Inequality, Globalization, Redistribution, Inequality, Discrimination, Social Conflicts, International Conflicts
S. (Seiki) Tanaka
Contact
s.tanaka rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
European integration and institutions
State theory and institutionalism
Concept analysis and qualitative methods
Italian politics
P.D. (Pier Domenico) Tortola, PhD
Contact
p.d.tortola rug.nl
Function
Associate professor (UHD)
D.Y. (Yavuz) Tuyloglu, PhD
Contact
d.y.tuyloglu rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
European integration, memory studies, contemporary continental political theory, twentieth century intellectual history
P.J. (Peter) Verovsek, PhD
Contact
p.j.verovsek rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor (UD1) in History and Theory of European Integration
conflict and security studies; political ecology; political geography
J.E.C. (Judith) Verweijen, PhD
Contact
j.e.c.verweijen rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor
Security studies
C.D.M. (Chris) Vloedbeld, MA
Contact
c.d.m.vloedbeld rug.nl
Function
PhD student
Global Politics of Disease and Health
International Political Sociology
Critical Security Studies
N.M.T. (Nadine) Voelkner, Dr
Contact
nadine.voelkner rug.nl
Function
Assistant Professor in International Relations
European social and economic law, the four economic freedoms of the internal market, 'balancing' social and economic law; Free trade agreements between the EU and third countries, e.g. Japan
mr. dr. H.H. (Herman) Voogsgeerd
Contact
h.h.voogsgeerd rug.nl
+31 50 36 35619
Function
lecturer
International politics in the Arctic; China-EU foreign direct investment; unintended effects of international cooperation
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Contact
yue.wang rug.nl
Function
Field / Discipline
IR Theory, Security Studies, European Studies, Global Governance, Energy & Geopolitics
prof. dr. J.H. (Jaap) de Wilde
Contact
j.h.de.wilde rug.nl
+31 50 36 35997
Function
Professor of International Relations and Security Studies
Religion and diplomacy, secularism, refugees and forced migration, human rights, development, global justice, globalization, climate change
E.K. (Erin) Wilson, Prof Dr
Contact
e.k.wilson rug.nl
Function
Professor of Politics and Religion; Vice Dean and Director of Education
Latest publication: Rensmann, L., & de Zee, T. (2022). The Pandemic Factor: The COVID-19 Crisis in the Alternative for Germany's 2021 Federal Election Campaign. German Politics and Society, 40(4), 69-103. (link)
drs. T.J. (Thijs) de Zee
Contact
t.j.de.zee rug.nl
Function
Lecturer European Politics and Society
International strategy and policy advice
International relations management
drs. T.N. (Tim) Zwaagstra
Contact
t.n.zwaagstra rug.nl
+31 6 8152 1318
Function
Senior Policy Advisor Southeast Asia
Democratization, Regime change, International Politics, China, Belt and Road Initiative, Asia
G. van der Zwan, MA PhD
Contact
g.van.der.zwan rug.nl
Function
Governance and Innovation
Digital Governance
Sustainability
State of Emergency and Humanitarian Action
Interdisciplinary Research and Education Management
A.J. (Andrej Janko) Zwitter, Prof Dr
Contact
a.zwitter rug.nl
+31 58 205 5003
Function
Professor of Governance and Innovation
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