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Virtuous or Vicious Circle? Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding published Special Issue
Schmelzle, Cord/Stollenwerk, Eric(2018) : ´Virtuous or Vicious Circle? Governance Effectiveness and Legitimacy in Areas of Limited Statehood´ in: Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, 12(4).
Jan 24, 2019
EU-Commission supports FUB with five million euros to conduct research on the EU´s foreign policy
Jan 18, 2018
Limited Statehood Does Not Equal Civil War - New Essay published by Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse & Eric Stollenwerk in Daedalus Volume II
The second volume of Daedalus "Ending Civil Wars: Constraints and Possibilities" is online now and can be accessed here. Among the fourteen contributions to this edition is also Thomas Risse and Eric Stollenwerk ´s essay, which can be viewed here.
Jan 16, 2018
New Podcast: Listen to Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse´s recent interview at the Observatório de Regionalismo
Dec 07, 2017
"Global Norms and Local Courts. Translating the Rule of Law in Bangladesh" - New book by Prof. Dr. Tobias Berger
Prof. Dr. Berger has published a new book last week: "Global Norms and Local Courts. Translating the Rule of Law in Bangladesh". You can find more information here.
Oct 11, 2017
"World Politics in Translation. Power, Relationality and Difference in Global Cooperation" - New book by Prof. Dr. Tobias Berger
Prof. Dr. Tobias Berger has published a new book last week: "World Politics in Translation. Power, Relationality and Difference in Global Cooperation". You can find more information here.
Oct 11, 2017
Invitation: Roundtable - The Future of Transatlantic Cooperation: Where do we go from here?
Invitation Roundtable: Freie Universität – Center for Transnational Relations, Foreign and Security Policy (ATASP) & Texas A&AM – Bush School of Government & Public Service Thursday, May 26, 10 – 12, room: 21 B Dear Students of the MA International Relations and MA Political Science programs, as much as other interested students, we kindly invite you for the Roundtable event on The Future of Transatlantic Cooperation: Where do we go from here? Panelists Prof. Dr. Tanja Börzel, FU Berlin, Director EU Centre of Excellency/ Center on European Integration, OSI Prof. Dr. Gabriel Thornton Instructional Associate Professor; President, Texas A&M Women's Faculty Network Bush School of Government and Public Service; Texas A&M University Prof. Dr. Christopher Layne University Distinguished Professor of International Affairs; Robert M. Gates Chair in National Security George H. W. Bush School of Government & Public Service; Texas A & M University Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse FU Berlin, Director Center on Transnational Relations, Foreign and Security Policy Chair: Dr. Ingo Peters Please be aware that the FU/ OSI also entertain an MA Exchange Program with the Bush School! The professors from Texas A & M come with a group of about 10 of their students. Following the introductory statements by the panelist, we hope for an active engagement of students. Moreover, it is more than welcome if some students of the Berlin programs would join the group to the Vegie-Mensa after the event in order to allow for a personal exchange between students! Berlin, April 30, 2016 Ingo Peters P.S. Please sign up for this event by announcing your interest to ingo.peters@fu-berlin.de
May 19, 2016
Article in the Washington Post: “Here’s what the research reveals about the violence in Nagorno Karabakh — and how ‘freezing’ conflicts can backfire” by Dr. Nelli Babayan
Link to the Article
Apr 11, 2016
The Special Issue: Democracy promotion and the challenges of illiberal regional powers by Prof. Thomas Risse and Dr. Nelli Babayan now as Routledge book available
The special issue of the journal Democratization edited by Dr. Nelli Babayan and Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse is now available at Routledge. Link to the book
Mar 24, 2016
Article in the Washington Post: “How long will Putin stay in power?” by Dr. Nelli Babayan
Link to the Article
Mar 24, 2016
