Extended CV - European University Institute

Action and Thought (1895-1960).”
Anais Angelo, “Léopold Sédar Senghor of Senegal and Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya: ‘Political
Trajectories’ of Two State Builders.”
Elena Borghi, “The Origins of Feminism in the Hindi Region, 1900-1930: Women’s Publishing,
Uma Nehru and Western Feminisms.”
Eirik Brazier, “From Immigrant to Soldier: European Immigrants in the Australian and
Canadian Armies, 1914-1918” (completed 2013).
Sharon Elizabeth Burke, “The Pan-African Movement and Diplomacy in Europe 1919-1945:
Transnational Culture and the Politics of Race.”
Boyd van Dijk, “The Fourth Geneva Convention: Reinventing the Laws of War after the
Horrors of WWII.”
Roel Frakking, “The Double-edged Sword: Employing Indigenous Forces in the Colonial
Defence of Indonesia and Malaya.”
Daniel Freis, “The Politics of Pathology: Revolution, Society and Psychiatric Experts in
Germany, Austria and Switzerland, 1916-1939.”
Suzan Meryem Rosita Kalayci, “Turkey: Silent Nation.”
Daniel Knegt, “A New Order for France and Europe? European Thought and International
Contacts of the French Extreme Right 1933-1939.”
Stephanie Lämmert, “Legal Disputes in the Usambara Mountains, Tanzania, During Colonial
Rule.”
Jakob Lehne, “The Concept of Civilization in International Strategic Debates in Britain and
Germany, 1850–1914.”
Diana M. Natermann, “Colonial In-betweens. Expectations and Experiences in the Congo Free
State and German East Africa 1884-1914.”
Martina Ravagnan, “The Displaced Persons Camps for Jewish Refugees in Italy (1945-1950): An
Analysis through Yiddish Publications.”
Florian Wagner, “Nationalist Confrontation or Transnational Cooperation? A Comparative
History of Colonial Associations in Germany, France, Spain and Belgium (1880-1914).”
EUI PhD Examinations:
Mark Williams, “Violence and Politics in the German Revolution, 1918-1919” (November 2011).
Jannis Avram Panagiotidis, “Laws of Return? Co-Ethnic Immigration to West Germany and
Israel (1948-1992)” (May 2012).
Lieselotte Luyckx, “Soviet DPs for the Belgian Mining Industry (1944-1960): The Daily
Struggle against Yalta of a Forgotten Minority?” (October 2012).
Moritz Deutschmann, “ Empire and Statehood in the Russo-Iranian Encounter, 1880s-1911”
(June 2013).
Nicholas McGeehan, “Slavery and International Law” (October 2013).
Eirik Brazier, “Stranger in a Strange Land? The Imperial Officer in Canada and the Australian
Colonies c.1870-1914” (November 2013).
University of Sydney Doctoral Students:
Andrew Beattie, “Contested Legitimacy After the Cold War: The Bundestag Commission of
Inquiry into the East German Past” (2005). Winner of Jean Monnet Best Thesis Prize, 2005.
Book: http://www.berghahnbooks.com/title.php?rowtag=BeattiePlaying
David Smith, “Ecology and Non-Violence Across the Species Barrier: German Greens and the
Politics of Animal Protection” (2007). Winner of Jean Monnet Best Thesis Prize, 2007.
Jonathan Lane, “‘A Public Opinion’: A. P. Elkin on Aborigines, Purpose and Citizenship: A Study
in the Paradox of Self-Determination” (2008).
Sandra Kostner, “Greek and Italian Migration to Australia and Germany and the Educational
and Occupational Situation of the Second Generation: A Comparative Analysis” (2009).
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