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Cihan Erdost Akin

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
(In)Visibility and Governance of Dead Bodies in Counter-Insurgency Operations in Turkey
Year of Enrollment: 
2016
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Freya Cumberlidge

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
(Still) Talking War: Using Tourism in BiH to Contest Conceptions of Conflict
Year of Enrollment: 
2018
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Krystof Dolezal

Track: 
International Relations
Political Theory
Dissertation Topic: 
Recasting the Czechoslovak Christian Democratic Discourses (1945-1993)
Year of Enrollment: 
2018
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Jacqueline Dufalla

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Re-conceptualizing a Global Challenger: Russia’s Role in the International Order
Year of Enrollment: 
2016
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Johannes Gunesch

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Contested development. Encountering the Egyptian uprising from near and far (working title)
Year of Enrollment: 
2014
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Monika Kubová

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Neutrality and Discourses of International (dis)Order – Between Deviancy and Normalcy
Year of Enrollment: 
2017
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Vincent F. Mo

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2020
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Ivan Nikolovski

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Too Many Ways of Being European: EU's Anti-totalitarian Memory and National Identity Discourse in North Macedonia (working title)
Year of Enrollment: 
2021
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Vladimir Ogula

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2019
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Ana Pandal de la Peza

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
How does gender affects what is considered security? The case of Madres Buscadoras in Mexico and its links with the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda (Working title)
Year of Enrollment: 
2022
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Nathalie Rataj

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2022
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Malte Reske

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2020
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Liliia Sablina

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Everyday Ties and White Imaginaries: How Russian-speaking Migrants Joined the German Far Right
Year of Enrollment: 
2019
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Carlotta Sallach

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2022
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Dominik Sipinski

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2020
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Barbora Valikova

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Conflicts over Self-Rule Demands and Pathways to Mobilisation, De-escalation, and Relapse: A Set-Theoretic Perspective
Year of Enrollment: 
2019
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Verena Zech

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2020
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Ain ul Khair

Track: 
International Relations
Dissertation Topic: 
Identity Formation and the Transformation of the Colonized Body
Year of Enrollment: 
2019
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Ceren Çetinkaya

Track: 
International Relations
Year of Enrollment: 
2020
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