Nadia El Ghali

Nadia El Ghali is a researcher at the Chair for Global Governance and Public Policy within the Faculty of Social Sciences at Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich. Her work focuses on global digital governance, digital infrastructures, and conflict (de-)escalation dynamics, particularly in the context of the German Foundation for Peace Research-funded project "Paths Projections of Conflict (De-)Escalation" where she analyzes scenarios of violent conflict in Taiwan and economic security issues over critical digital infrastructures.

• Education: Political Science and Law from LMU Munich and University of Copenhagen
• Past roles: Research assistant at POLCON project, student assistant at Chair for Global Governance

Her research bridges internet governance and environmental sector multi-stakeholder actor constellations, as evidenced by her M.A. dissertation. She can be contacted at Room 173, Oettingenstr. 67, Munich or via phone (+49 (0)89 2180 9069).