PhD Supervision
Gender and Body Politics:
- Tunay Altay (ISW) Queering’ Border Regimes: A Critical Investigation on Institutional and Legal Practices on LGBTQ Refugees and Migrants in Germany (starting year 2019)
Social Conflicts in Turkey and Beyond:
- Tebessüm Yilmaz (ISW / Fellow of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation) Representations of Social Trauma and State Violence against Kurds in the Alternative Cinema of Turkey Through Collective Memory (starting year 2017)
To be completed Dissertations in 2021:
- Seyran Bostanci (ISW) Inklusion in Theorie und Praxis – Eine vergleichende Untersuchung der Umsetzung des Praxiskonzeptes `Vorurteilsbewusste Bildung und Erziehung´ in Kindertageseinrichtungen (starting year 2016, Supervisory committee members: Naika Foroutan)
- Melih Sengölge (ISW) Governmentality of the Green New Deal:
A Foucauldian Discourse Analysis of the Left Populism that emerged in Greece after the 2008 Financial Crisis
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Gala Rexer (ISW / Fellow of Heinrich-Böll Foundation) Reproducing Bodies in Times of Crisis: Body Politics of Assisted Reproduction in Germany and Israel (starting year 2017)
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Sakar Saber (ISW) Gendered Suicide: Power, Patriarchy, and Women’s Body in Iraqi Kurdistan (starting year 2015)
To be completed Dissertations in 2022:
- Khayyam Namazov (ISW, DAAD Doctoral Fellowship) Changing Social Movements in Azerbaijan: The Public Sphere and Social Conflict (starting year 2018)
Completed Dissertations:
- Öndercan Muti (ISW / Fellow of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation) Memory in Motion: A Comparative Study on the Postmemories of 4th Generation after the Armenian Genocide (starting year 2016, Supervisory committee members: Ugur Üngör, Naika Foroutan. Defense date: February 12, 2021)
Current employment: Project coordinator at the LaRed e.V., Project Open Mind.
- Özgür Özvatan (BGSS, International Doctoral Program) Transnational Blame Games: The Populist Challenge to Geman-Turkish Politics (2017-20, Supervisory committee members: Naika Foroutan, Cladius Wagemann)
Current employment: Deputy Head of Departments at the Berlin Institute of Migration and Integration Research
- Noemi Katona (ISW, fellow of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation) Pimps, boyfriends and transnational families: The negotiation of money and emotions by Hungarian sex workers in the Kurfürstenstraße (2013-2020; Supervisory committee members: Dorit Geva, Karin Lohr.)
Current employment: Junior Research Fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre of Excellence, Institute of Sociology
- Inken Bartels (BGSS, European Doctoral Program) The (re)construction of the 'European border regime': An ethnographic approach to the practices of the International Organization of Migration's 'management of migration' in the Euro-Mediterranean region (2012-18; Supervisory Committee Members: Steffen Mau, Naika Foroutan.)
Current employment: wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiter*in, Universität Osnabrück
- Inna Michaeli (ISW, fellow of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation) Self-Enterprising Citizens: Comparing Strategies of Economic Empowerment for Women in Germany and Israel (2014-17; Supervisory Committee Members: Beate Binder, Adriana Kemp)
Current employment: Building Feminist Economies Manager at the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID)
- Anna Schlumbohm (BGSS) Immigration, Exclusion, and Institutional Constraints: Evaluating Political Participation and Involvement of Long-Term Immigrants in Germany (2011-15, Supervisory Committee Members: Martin Kroh, Claudia Diehl)
Current employment: Researcher at the Institut für Medizinische Soziologie und Rehabilitationswissenschaft, Charite.