Before coming to Budapest and CEU, I was living and working for almost four years in Lebanon, Egypt, the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel. Ever since, I am fascinated with the ongoing "Egyptian uprising" and the many experiences it has generated - some great, and others also very saddening. In the IR-track at the Doctoral School, I am now researching how those experiences affect the engagement with socio-political change within and beyond Egypt. I am also a member of disorient.de, where we address relations between Germany, Europe, Northafrica and Westasia through a post-colonial lens.
Qualification
MA International Relations: Global Governance and Social Theory (University of Bremen/Jacobs University)
BA Political Science and English (University of Rostock/Victoria University Wellington)
Dissertation Topic
Contested development. Encountering the Egyptian uprising from near and far (working title)