Andreas Hasenclever

Andreas Hasenclever is Professor of Peace Research and International Politics at the Institute of Political Science, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany. He co-directs the Center for International Relations/Peace and Conflict Research (CIRP) and has held this position since 2008. His academic work integrates international institutions, democratic peace theory, and conflict transformation with a focus on religion's role in violence and peacebuilding.

• Key Affiliations: University of Tübingen (since 2004), Frankfurt Peace Research Foundation (2000), Tübingen Center for Ethics (1990-1992)
• Research Focus: Democratic peace, international regimes, religion in armed conflicts, and post-conflict masculinities

Recent Publications include work on:

• 2024: 'Out of the silos!' – Journal of International Relations (with Thomas Diez)
• 2020: Gotteskrieger oder Friedensstifter? – Role of religions in armed conflicts
• 2018: Affectedness in Global Governance and International Law – Special Issue of Third World Thematics (co-editor)

Scientific Awards:

• 2003 Helmuth James von Moltke Prize (German Society for Military Law and International Humanitarian Law)
• 2009 Anna Lindh Prize (for Tübingen scientist)

Advising & Grants: Supervised doctoral students, led DFG-funded projects like Transformation of Violence-Centered Masculinities After Armed Conflict (2019-2023) and The Struggle for International Order (2019-present). Collaborated on EU-funded GLOBUS project (2016-2020).