Aurora Hamm

Aurora Hamm is a Researcher in the Department of History at the European University Institute (EUI). Her current work focuses on EU heritage policies in post-conflict situations (1992–2022), supervised by Professor Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol and second-read by Dr. Stephanie Hofmann. She is affiliated with the Cultural Heritage Working Group and part of the 2023 cohort at EUI.

Her research examines how European Union policies address cultural heritage reconstruction and capacity-building in conflict-affected regions, blending historical analysis with contemporary policy evaluation. This work contributes to understanding the intersection of international institutions, cultural preservation, and geopolitical stability.

Aurora participates in interdisciplinary discussions on transnational governance and historical memory, reflecting her engagement with EUI’s Florence School of Transnational Governance framework. No awards or grants are explicitly listed in her profile, though her scholarly contributions are tied to ongoing academic networks at EUI and beyond.