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Belachew Gebrewold is a Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Innsbruck's Institute of Political Science. He holds a Habilitation in Political Science from the University of Innsbruck and Bundeswehr University of Hamburg, alongside advanced degrees in Peace Studies, Theology, and Philosophy. His academic career includes visiting professorships at the University of New Orleans and University of Notre Dame, and teaching roles at Helmut Schmidt University and other institutions across Europe.
Education:
- Habilitation in Political Science/IR (2010) – University of Innsbruck and Bundeswehr University of Hamburg
- MA in Peace & Conflict Transformation (2004-2005) – University of Innsbruck
- Multidisciplinary Studies (1993-2002) – University of Innsbruck/Hamburg (Philosophy, Theology, International Politics)
- Philosophical Diploma (1988-1991) – Franciscan Institute, Addis Ababa
Research Focus: Dr. Gebrewold specializes in African political dynamics, human security, migration, and conflict systems. His work critiques systemic violence in international security frameworks and explores migration as a transcontinental phenomenon. Key themes include state fragility in the Horn of Africa, EU-Africa relations, and postcolonial migration motivations.
Article Trends: Recent publications address climate action communities (2024), postcolonial migration motivations (2022), and longstanding analyses on human trafficking (2017) and Ethiopian security paradigms (2014). His work bridges theoretical frameworks with policy-relevant insights on global security and development.
Advising & Grants: Supervised over 40 theses on topics ranging from refugee integration to human rights in conflict zones. Active in international conferences on migration ethics and African security. No specific grant details are mentioned.
