Stella Krepp

Dr. Stella Krepp is an Associated Researcher at the University of Bern's Department of Iberian and Latin American History within the Institute of History. Her research focuses on Latin America's role in global contexts, particularly during the Cold War, decolonization processes, and Third World diplomacy. Key areas include the Non-Aligned Movement, economic development strategies, and regional solidarity movements.

Her work examines Latin America’s interactions with international institutions like UNCTAD and the Organization of American States, analyzing how these shaped global power dynamics. Studies also explore postcolonial identity, Cold War ideological conflicts, and the paradoxes of development theories in the mid-20th century.

Notable contributions include analyses of Brazil’s non-alignment policies, Argentina’s Third World solidarity during the Falklands conflict, and the evolution of Latin American diplomatic strategies in challenging hegemonic global structures. Krepp’s research bridges local and global histories, emphasizing transnational networks and ideological debates.