Eva Froneberg

Eva Froneberg is a Research Associate at the Center for Conflict Research (ZfK), Philipps University of Marburg, with prior academic roles including Lecturer at Leiden University's Institute for Security and Global Affairs (2019-2022), project staff at Leiden University (2020-2021), coding assistant at Uppsala University (2017-2018), and World Teach Fellow in Bangladesh (2016-2017).

Her academic qualifications:

• Master of Social Science in Peace and Conflict Studies, Uppsala University (2017-2019) - Thesis: "Youth Cohorts and The Risk of Conflict Recurrence: A Global Quantitative Analysis" (with distinction)
• Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs, Vesalius College/Vrije Universiteit Brussels (2013-2016)

Froneberg's research integrates Gender and Peace and Security, Youth and Peace and Security, Postconflict Reconciliation, Critical Security Studies, and Quantitative Research Methods. She employs rigorous statistical analysis to examine conflict recurrence patterns, with particular emphasis on how gender dynamics and youth demographics shape peacebuilding outcomes in post-conflict societies. Her methodological approach bridges critical security theory with empirical data analysis.

She actively contributes to academic discourse through presentations like the 2021 Inclusive Curriculum Symposium on bias recognition in academic skills training and moderation of panels addressing Germany's foreign policy implications after the 2021 federal elections.