Curriculum Vitae - Universität Augsburg

Annex 1
Research Activities, Research Cooperation and Funding since 2001 (Selection)
— MIME. Mobility and Inclusion in Multilingual Europe (EU 7th Framework Programme, 2014-
2018, 48 months); 355.483 EUR; interdisciplinarity manager of the consortium; lead of Work
Package 2: Society: Mobility, Identity, and Cohesion.
— Responding to Complex Diversity in Europe and Canada (RECODE); Research Networking
Programme (48 months, 2010-2014) funded by the European Science Foundation,
participation of thirteen European countries and Canada; 381.200 EUR; Principal Applicant
and Chair of the Programme.
http://www.recode.info
http://www.recode.fi
— EUROSPHERE. Diversity and the European Public Sphere: Towards a Citizens’ Europe
(European Commission-funded Integrated Project within the 6th Framework Programme,
2007-2012, research started in January 2008); head of the Finnish research team (three
research positions – three PhD students, one post-doc, position; 42 months); Finnish budget:
309.162 EUR; co-lead of work package 6: The Impact of Communicative Public Spaces on
the Articulation of a European Public Sphere; co-lead of work package 8.2: Evaluation of the
EU Policies about Diversity and European Demos.
http://eurospheres.org
— Challenging Power: Equality, Diversity and the Integration of Ethnic and National Minorities
in Finland (2007-2010); research project (four research positions – two PhD students, two
post-doc positions; 36 months) funded by the Academy of Finland; 368.250 EUR; research
started in April 2007; head of the project.
http://sockom.helsinki.fi/ceren/power/index.html
— Integration als Herausforderung. Kulturelle Heterogenität, Europäisierung und demokratische
Politik in den Metropolen Brüssel, Berlin und Barcelona ("The challenge of
integration (2005-2008). Cultural heterogeneity, Europeanization and democratic politics in
urban settings – Brussels, Berlin and Barcelona compared"); research project (three research
positions, 24 months) prepared under the auspices of the Social Science Research Center
Berlin and funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft; 275.000 EUR; research started
in October 2005; former head of the project (with W. Merkel), external partner to the project
since May 2006.
— External expert to the Tandem Research Project (Volkswagen Foundation) Teaching Human
Rights in Europe: Purposes, Realization and Consequences (2003-2006).
— Does Multiculturalism Erode the Welfare State?; joint workshop and publication project
beginning (2004-2006) under the direction of Prof. Keith Banting and Prof. Will Kymlicka
(Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada); Canadian funding; assessment of the case of
Germany; project volume published in 2006 (see Kraus 2006b).
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