Beatriz Carbone

Dr. Beatriz Carbone is a Research Associate at Saarland University's Department of European Social Sciences, Political Science, specializing in postcolonial, feminist, and critical race theory applications to political discourse. Her career spans multiple German universities, including TU Kaiserslautern, University of Augsburg, and Philipps-Marburg University, where she held roles in research and teaching.

Her research interests include

• Whiteness and gender in Brazilian policy
• Eurocentrism's global consequences
• Intersectionality in health/sexual violence
• Urban resilience and participatory cultures

Her selected publications analyze materiality in social programs, authoritarianism in Latin America, and diaspora subjectivities in migrant cinema. She co-edited the 'Political Ethnography' series and earned a 'Magna Cum Laude' PhD in 2021.

Scientific awards include

• Rosa Luxemburg Foundation doctoral scholarship (2012-2015)
• DAAD STIBET scholarship (2015-2016)

She has taught interdisciplinary courses at Saarland University, TU Kaiserslautern, and University of Augsburg, covering topics like right-wing populism, feminist theory, and postcolonial approaches to conflict-related violence.