FELLOWS

Politics of Payment

Daphnae Picoli (Campinas)
Research Project:
Hierarchies and Durabilities in Monetary Infrastructures: Dealer Systems in Brazil

Jamieson G. Myles (Geneva/Oxford)
Research Project:
Internationalising the French Franc: Trade Finance, Banking Institutions, and the Paris Acceptance Market, 1928-1931

Jeremy McKey (Princeton)
Research Project:
The Faustian Bargain of Convenience: Payment Infrastructure and the Democratic Co-Production of Monetary Orders

Johannes Frey (Potsdam)
Research Project:
A Currency That Never Was: Economic Knowledge and Institutional Power in West Germany’s Parallel Currency Debate, 1977–1983

Lara Unland (Darmstadt)
Research Project:
When Money Left Democracy: The Evolution of Central Bank Independence

Markus Unternährer (Lucerne)
Research Project:
120 Years of Platformization of Payment: How Payment Devices Reshape Socio-Economic Relations

Tobias Pforr (Copenhagen)
Research Project:
The Everyday Drivers of Global Liquidity: Dollar Dominance, New Payment Technologies, and the Role of the State
 

Politics of Land. The Politicization of Rurality in Europe since the late 20th Century:
Piotr Żuk
University of Helsinki
Research Project:
Planetary Justice and Multispecies Justice in Food and Energy System Transitions in Rural Areas

Alain Chatriot
Sciences Po
Research Project:
Food supplies in France during the First World War

Susana Narotzky
University of Barcelona

Giacomo Loperfido
University of Barcelona
Research Project:
Kicking Us Off: Democracy and the Transformations of Rurality's Project Discussion and Development

Christopher Banditt
Leibniz-Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung Potsdam
Research Project:
Democracy and the Transformation of Rurality. The Emergence of Right-Wing Movements in German and Spanish Regions
 

Excessive State Power and State Killings in Democracies:
Avner Barnea, University of Haifa (Political Science)
Research Project:
Targeted Killings and Israeli Counterterrorism: Evolution, Legitimacy, and Implications

Sophie Duroy, University of Essex (Law)
Research Project:
Self-serving international law: strategic legal justification in global politics

Mathis Ebbinghaus, University of Oxford (Sociology)
Research Project:
State Repression, Martyrdom, and Political Activism: The Case of January 6

Dorte Fischer, Università di Trento (Political Sociology)
Research Project:
Contesting Justice: Negotiating Violence and Legitimacy in the Rondenbarg Trial

Tanja Porčnik, Universität Hamburg (Law and Political Science)
Research Project:
The Ontology of Constitutionalism

Luca Trenta, Swansea University (Politics, Philosophy and International Relations)

Philipp Wolfesberger, Universität Bielefeld (Managing Director of the Centre for InterAmerican Studies (CIAS) | Social Sciences)
Research Project:
Mechanisms of Militarization and State Violence in Counter-Narcotics Campaigns