Hans Kundnani

Hans Kundnani is a visiting fellow at the Remarque Institute, New York University, and teaches at the Collège d’Europe in Natolin, Poland. He also holds an associate fellowship at the Institute for German Studies, University of Birmingham. His work critically examines European integration through political, historical, and racial lenses.

His academic background includes:

• German and Philosophy at Oxford University
• Journalism at Columbia University (Fulbright Scholar)

Kundnani’s research interrogates the cultural and racial foundations of European identity, German geopolitical influence, and transatlantic power dynamics. His scholarship bridges political science, historical sociology, and postcolonial theory, with particular focus on how race, empire, and Holocaust memory shape contemporary European governance and democratic institutions.

His major honors include:

• Fulbright Scholarship
• Bosch Public Policy Fellowship
• Open Society Foundations Ideas Workshop Fellowship

Though specific grant details are unreported, his leadership roles at Chatham House and European Council on Foreign Relations demonstrate sustained institutional support for his research. Current teaching activities at Collège d’Europe indicate active mentorship in European studies, while his transatlantic fellowships reflect significant policy engagement.