Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Science Studies

Vita

Lise Moawad finished her studies in Politics and Public Administration (M.A.) at the Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I) and the Universität Konstanz as well as her M.A. in German Studies at the Université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV). Her two master's theses focused on federalism - whether it has been understood as a principle of state organisation or as a historical fact - through the example of German cultural and educational policy. She then worked for two years for the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEAE) as Policy Officer for Language and Education Cooperation at the French Embassy in Berlin. Since November 2020, Lise Moawad has been working for the project "Diversity and Adaptability of Peer Review" at the Robert-K.-Merton Centre (HU Berlin).

Research Interests

• Federalism and Multi-Level-Governance
• Comparative Educational Research
• Political Theory
• Qualitative Methods (discourse and content analysis)

Research Projects

2021-2023

• DivA - Diversity and Adaptability of Peer Review - on the metastability of peer review formats

Talks

2016

• Research colloquium "Power, Public Spheres and Perceptions" as part of the cycle of conferences "Power and Public Spheres in Germany, France and Europe in Comparative Perspective" between the Universität des Saarlandes and the université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) - "Self-perception and Perception of the Other in Franco-German Relations: A Comparative Analysis on the Creation of the Office of the Federal Commissioner for Cultural Affairs and Media (BKM) in Germany in 1998" (20.05.2016, Saarbrücken).

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