جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Nationalism and (Non)Religion
• Soviet Antireligious Policy
• Religion and Nonreligion in Estonian Culture
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Atko-Sulhan Remmel is an Associate Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Tartu's Faculty of Arts and Humanities, School of Theology and Religious Studies. His career spans roles from 2011-2016 as Research Fellow at the University of Tartu, followed by senior researcher positions (2017-2020) and current associate professorship (2024-). He holds a doctorate in Theology (2011) and a Research Master's in Theology (2004) from the University of Tartu, with Fulbright and Kent University methodological training. Remmel's research focuses on nationalism and (non)religion, Soviet antireligious policies, Estonian cultural secularism, and contemporary religiosity trends. His work bridges historical analysis of Soviet-era religious suppression with modern nonreligion studies, examining eco-nationalist narratives and post-Christian existential frameworks. His recent publications analyze quantitative nonreligion surveys, Estonian secular identity, and nature-spirituality intersections. He leads projects like 'Methods for the Study of Religion' (€25,000) and 'Mapping the Existential Field in Post-Christian Context' (€17,000), funded by the Estonian Language Institute and University of Tartu. Remmel's scientific awards include the 2021 Keel ja Kirjandus journal prize for cultural history and the 2016 Marie Curie Fellowship. He serves on editorial boards for Religio and e-Rhizome , and leads the Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network (2024-2025). He has supervised 5 master's theses including topics on Estonian religious media, secular identity, and interfaith relations. His grants include the John Templeton Foundation's €16,862 study on Estonian unbelief (2018-2019) and a €84,650 Södertörn University grant for transcendence relocation research (2017-2022).

Kavot Zillénمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Medical Law
• Human Rights in Healthcare
• Children's Rights
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Kavot Zillén is an Associate Professor and University Lecturer in Public Law at Stockholm University's Department of Law. With a focus on Medical Law and Human Rights in Healthcare, their work explores the intersection of freedom of religion and conscience , right to health , and non-discrimination . Previously a lawyer at Swedish healthcare regulatory bodies, they now lead research at the Children's Rights Centre and teach Public Law Social Law Medical Law . Research Interests include Religious Freedom in Secular Healthcare and Education Children's Right to Health and Welfare Legal Frameworks for Migrant and EU Citizens . Their work often addresses ethical dilemmas in medical decision-making and legal responses to pandemics like COVID-19 . Recent Publications focus on coercion in healthcare , rights of migrant children , and religious freedom in public institutions . These span journals like Nordisk socialrättslig tidskrift and edited volumes on Medical Law and Children's Rights . Awards include Yale University Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics – Excellence in Teaching Diploma (2018) . They also received significant research funding from the Swedish Research Council and Stockholm University's cross-disciplinary initiative on Children, Migration, and Integration . Collaborations involve IMPACT (Uppsala University), Lund's Health Law environment, and international networks in Biomedical Law. Media appearances include SVT and Läkartidningen on topics like abortion access and conscientious refusals in healthcare .

Micheline Calmy-Reyمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مهمان

• Political Science
• International Relations
• Human Rights
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Micheline Calmy-Rey is a Visiting Professor at the University of Geneva since May 2012, following a distinguished career in Swiss politics. She served as a Federal Councillor (2002–2011), where she led the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, and as a State Councilor of Geneva (1997–2002). Her political work focused on bilateral relations with the European Union, active neutrality, and global human rights initiatives. Education: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva (Political Science Master's) Her research interests center on international diplomacy, peace mediation, and sustainable development. She contributed to key global agreements, including the Geneva Initiative and the third additional protocol to the Geneva Conventions, and chaired the Human Rights Council. Her publications reflect her expertise in Swiss political philosophy and social justice. Recent publications highlight her work in European Union relations , human rights frameworks , and Swiss political identity . These works align with subfields such as bilateral diplomacy, conflict resolution, and theological contributions to political thought. Scientific Awards: Honorary doctorate from the International University of Geneva (IUG) She is actively engaged in global governance through roles on the Leadership Council of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), the International Crisis Group, and Geneva Call. She also chairs the Martin Ennals Awards Foundation.

Alessandra Gianelliمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• International Law
• State Responsibility
• Human Rights Law
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Alessandra Gianelli is a Full Professor of International Law at the Department of Legal and Economic Studies , Sapienza University of Rome . She has held leadership roles including Director of the Department of Public Legal Studies at the University of Teramo (2009–2013) and Co-Director of the Rivista di diritto internazionale (2017–present). Her teaching spans International Law, European Human Rights, and International Trade Law, with guest lectures at Temple University Rome. Education: PhD in International Law (Sapienza University of Rome, 1991), Master of Laws (Yale Law School, 1990), Master of Laws (European University Institute, 1985), Law Degree (University of Ferrara, 1983). Research Focus: Her scholarship examines state responsibility, international human rights, customary law, and EU legal integration. She leads the PRIN 2022 Social Cohesion and International Law and has participated in interdisciplinary projects like Progetto Polis . Publications & Conferences: Gianelli has authored over 20 articles (2016–2025) on topics like torture criminalization, future generations' rights, and state immunities. She has presented at institutions including Sapienza University, University of Athens, and the University of Groningen. Her work emphasizes the interplay between positivism and state sovereignty in international jurisprudence. Scientific Leadership: She has served as a referee for international journals, evaluator for the Italian Ministry of Education, and judge on recruitment committees for academic and doctoral positions across Italy.

• Modern European History
• Nazi Germany
• Spanish Civil War
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Dr Mercedes Peñalba-Sotorrío is a Senior Lecturer in Modern European History at Manchester Metropolitan University, specializing in 20th-century Spanish and European history with a focus on authoritarian regimes, fascist movements, and propaganda. She holds a visiting fellowship at the Centre for Political and Constitutional Studies in Madrid (2015). Her research examines Nazi propaganda's influence on Spain during WWII, Francoist collaboration, and transnational fascist networks. She has organized key events such as the 'Lingering Pasts: European Approaches to Historical Trauma' lecture series (2016) and co-hosted 'History, memory and the trauma of the Spanish Civil War' (2016). Her teaching spans Modern European History, Nazi Germany, and the Spanish Civil War. She has authored/co-authored influential works on Francoist structures, Falangist networks, and propaganda analysis. Her research outputs include studies on Nazi-Spanish collaboration, cultural intervention during the Spanish Civil War, and the transformation of the Falange into a state party. She has been funded by the Irish Research Council for her work on Nazi propaganda's impact on Spain’s foreign policy during WWII, conducted at University College Dublin’s Centre for War Studies. Her publications range from book chapters on transnational fascism to media analyses of authoritarian regimes.

Simon Cabulea Mayمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Social and Political Philosophy
• Ethics
• Philosophy of Law
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Simon Cabulea May is an Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy , Florida State University . He holds a Ph.D. from Stanford University (2004) and has contributed extensively to debates in Social and Political Philosophy , Ethics , and Philosophy of Law . Education: Ph.D. in Philosophy (2004), Stanford University Research Interests include democratic theory, liberal political legitimacy, claim-rights frameworks, and moral compromise ethics. His work interrogates tensions between utopian ideal theory and pragmatic political practice, emphasizing the role of shared responsibility and procedural justice in reconciling conflicting moral convictions. Publication Trends reveal a focus on reconciling Rawlsian political theory with contemporary challenges in moral disagreement, religious exemptions, and polygamy ethics. His 2024 article critiques epistemic peerhood arguments, while 2021 works explore strict compliance assumptions in justice frameworks and reductive theories of directed duties. May's scholarship bridges normative ethics and institutional design , with recurring themes of political reconciliation , public reason , and democratic legitimacy across secular and religious contexts.

Federica CICCIمشاهده پروفایل

دانشگاهی

• Gender History
• Chinese History
• Transnational Activism
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Federica CICCI is a Contract Lecturer in the Department of Asian and North African Studies at Ca' Foscari University of Venice and has recently taken on an adjunct professorship in 'History of Asia and Southeast Asia' at Roma Tre University. Her academic work is deeply rooted in gender history, Chinese studies, and transnational humanitarianism, particularly focusing on women's roles during wartime China (1937–1945). Education: Ph.D. (Magna Cum Laude, 2024): Double Degree, Ca' Foscari University of Venice and Heidelberg University. Research: 'Caring Women: Transnational Activism and Humanitarian Relief Efforts during Wartime China (1937-1945).' M.A. in Languages, Economies and Institutions of Asia and North Africa (110/110 con lode, 2018), Ca' Foscari University of Venice. B.A. in Languages, Culture and Societies of Asia and Mediterranean Africa (110/110 con lode, 2016), Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Classical High School Degree (96/100, 2013), Liceo G. Mazzatinti, Gubbio. She also completed multiple exchange programs in China at Renmin University, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, and Capital Normal University. Her research interests center on gender, humanitarianism, women's transnational activism, and modern Chinese history . She explores how women navigated war, care, and political ideologies through institutions like the Red Cross and missionary networks. Her work bridges history, gender studies, and international relations, often highlighting silenced female voices in 20th-century China. The analysis of her publications reveals a strong thematic consistency: all recent works examine women’s humanitarian roles during wartime China, with sub-themes including gendered discourse, medical missions, Sino-Vatican relations, and the ideological framing of care. She frequently publishes in Italian and international journals such as DEP. Deportate, Esuli e Profughe and Asia Maior , and presents at major conferences like EACS and AISC. Scientific Awards and Scholarships: 3-year Ph.D. full scholarship from Italian Ministry of University and Ca' Foscari (2019) Erasmus+ funding for research at Heidelberg University (2020–2021) Third prize in 'Chinese Speech Contest' and scholarship at ECNU (2018) Multiple 'Overseas' Program awards from Ca' Foscari for study in China Confucius-Hanban Institute Scholarship Federica CICCI has served as a Teaching Assistant and Faculty Tutor at Ca' Foscari, supporting courses in Chinese history and law. She has not advised any students yet. She has received research grants through Erasmus+ and participated in summer schools and workshops on area studies and gender history. She is an active member of several academic associations and serves on the editorial board of DEP. Deportate, Esuli e Profughe . She is involved in academic communities such as the Associazione Italiana per gli Studi Cinesi (AISC) , European Association of Chinese Studies (EACS) , and Società Italiane delle Storiche (SIS) . She has organized and reported on international conferences, particularly those focusing on women’s transnational activism.

Valérie Amirauxمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Religious Pluralism
• Radicalization
• Sociology of Religion
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Valérie Amiraux is a Full Professor in the Department of Sociology at the Université de Montréal's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. She holds the Canada Research Chair in the Study of Religious Pluralism (2007-2017) and serves as director of the journal Sociologie et Sociétés since 2016. Affiliated with research centers like CÉRIUM (Centre d'études et de recherches internationales), CRÉ (Centre de recherche en éthique), and CCÉAE (Centre canadien d'études allemandes et européennes), her work bridges academic and institutional networks across Canada and Europe. Research Focus: Religious pluralism in liberal democracies, particularly Quebec and the EU Key Themes: Radicalization processes, regulation of religious symbols (France/UK), legal-juridical dynamics, ethnographic comparisons of Jewish/Sikh/Muslim minorities Leadership: Directed PLURADICAL team (2010-2018), co-organized international conferences on secularism Publications & Grants: Authored/edited works on secularism, religious visibility, and legal frameworks. Recipient of SSHRC, FRQSC, and CRSH grants for projects like TRYSPACES (2016-2023) and CONNECTING LOCAL WELFARE NETWORKS (2012-2022). Her research emphasizes interdisciplinary methodologies and comparative analysis. Scientific Awards: Appointed to the Royal Society of Canada (2018), Excellence in Teaching Award (2012) Student Supervision: Directed 15+ theses/memoirs (2011-2025), focusing on topics like Muslim integration in Quebec, migrant labor in post-Soviet states, and spatial justice in urban contexts

Rupa Viswanathمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• History of Slavery in South Asia
• Political Economy of Caste
• Agrarian Change
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Rupa Viswanath is a Professor of Indian Religions at the Centre for Modern Indian Studies (CeMIS) at the University of Göttingen. She also holds an Honorary Professorship in History at the Asian University for Women in Bangladesh and is a Fellow at Lucy Cavendish College , University of Cambridge. Currently (2022–2024), she serves as Director of the MS Merian International Center for Advanced Studies in New Delhi. Lead interdisciplinary research cluster on inequality and diversity Co-leader of Historical Sociology specialization in CeMIS Master's program Former faculty at University of Pennsylvania's Department of South Asian Studies Her research interrogates the history of caste-as-slavery in South Asia, focusing on agrarian control, religious neutrality policies, and postcolonial caste-state entanglements. Key areas include: Caste-based violence and welfare systems Comparative racialization frameworks Mechanisms of social control in South/Southeast Asia Class power and state structure dynamics Contemporary governance of religious offense The Roundtable on The Pariah Problem (Modern Asian Studies, 2021) and her 2014 monograph demonstrate how colonial governance reframed caste as a religious issue to avoid state intervention in agrarian exploitation. Her 2023 review of Rule of the Commoner extends this analysis to post-independence Dravidian politics, revealing tensions between caste reform rhetoric and structural continuities. Scientific recognition includes: 2014 Choice Outstanding Academic Title for The Pariah Problem Contributions to major journals like International Review of Social History and Comparative Studies in Society and History Academic book blurbs and policy-oriented writings Her work connects Dalit struggles across regions through missionary-colonial archives and non-state actor analysis , while advocating for methodological rigor in studying subaltern histories without ventriloquism.

John Exaltoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• History of Education
• Dutch Educational Systems
• Protestant/Christian Education
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Dr. John Exalto is an Associate Professor at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, specializing in the Education in Culture research group. His work focuses on the intersection of religious traditions, particularly Calvinist and Orthodox perspectives, with Dutch educational systems throughout the twentieth century. His research interests include: History of Protestant/Christian education in the Netherlands Twentieth century educational philosophy and practice Bible's role in Dutch schooling systems Development of educational thought through figures like Kohnstamm and Langeveld Social services for unmarried mothers in post-war Netherlands Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong focus on Dutch educational history through multiple lenses - religious, social, and philosophical. His work consistently examines how Calvinist and broader Christian traditions have shaped Dutch educational practices, particularly during the early twentieth century. He frequently employs comparative historical methodologies and shows particular interest in the tension between confessional identity and broader societal integration in educational contexts. As an active contributor to academic discourse, Exalto regularly presents at conferences and provides expert commentary to Dutch media outlets on matters related to reformed education, religious schooling, and contemporary educational challenges facing religious communities.

• Environmental anthropology
• Anthropology of ethics
• Science and Technology Studies (STS)
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Arne Harms is a Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, specializing in the Department of Anthropology of Politics and Governance. His work bridges environmental anthropology, ethics, and science and technology studies through fieldwork in East India, the Indian Himalayas, and Europe. Focus on environmental displacement and climate change Expertise in disaster studies and infrastructure analysis Current project examines regeneration practices in European climate activism Editorial role at Social Anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale Liaison officer for Hans-Böckler-Stiftung Research spans coastal erosion, market-based conservation, and the socio-political dimensions of environmental challenges. Publications analyze carbon forestry economies, climate anxiety mitigation strategies, and the paradoxes of green neoliberalism. Active in environmental anthropology since 2010, his work explores the intersection between ecological crises and human adaptation. Key themes include temporality, displacement ethics, and the material politics of climate responses.

Cécile Labordeمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Equality and Discrimination
• Republican Non-Domination and Freedom
• Secularism and Religion
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Cécile Laborde is the Nuffield Professor of Political Theory at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of the British Academy. She holds a position in the Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR) and is affiliated with Nuffield College. Previously, she was a Professor of Political Theory at University College London, and has held permanent posts at the University of Exeter and King's College London. She also served as Associate Professor at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris and was a Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton during the 2010-11 academic year. Professor Laborde received her DPhil from Oxford University in 1996, where she was a Rhodes Scholar, after studying political science in France. Her academic journey reflects a deep commitment to political theory across multiple prestigious institutions in the UK, France, and the United States. Her research focuses on the intersection of political philosophy, secularism, and equality. Laborde's work explores how republican theories of freedom relate to issues of discrimination, particularly concerning race and gender. She has made significant contributions to understanding secularism beyond Western contexts, notably through her analysis of Indian secularism. Her approach often challenges conventional wisdom about the relationship between liberalism and religion, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of religious freedom within liberal democracies. Professor Laborde has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards, including the Spitz Prize in 2019 for her book "Liberalism's Religion." She is a Fellow of the British Academy and was elected to the Royal Academy of Belgium in December 2022. Her work has been supported by significant grants, including a European Research Council (ERC) personal grant that funded UCL's Religion and Political Theory Centre, which she directed. As an academic mentor, Laborde supervises several doctoral students including María-José Gómez Ruiz, Cecile Degiovanni, Simeon Goldstraw, and Samuel Burry. She convenes the Nuffield Political Theory Workshop, fostering scholarly exchange in her field. Her research continues to influence debates on secularism, republicanism, and equality across multiple national contexts.

• Political Theory
• Liberal Political Thought
• Republican Political Thought
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr Nick Martin is a Lecturer in Political Theory, having joined the department in 2017. His research focuses on analytical normative and conceptual political theory, with particular emphasis on liberalism, secularism, and multiculturalism. He is actively involved in teaching and supervising PhD students in these areas. Education and professional background: PhD in Political Theory from University College London Previous positions at University College London, University of Edinburgh, and King's College London Nick Martin's research spans liberal and republican political thought, multiculturalism, secularism, social justice, and ethics of charity/adoption. His publications examine religious exemptions, liberal neutrality, and conceptions of the good within pluralistic societies, addressing contemporary policy challenges through normative political theory. Martin's 2012-2020 publications reveal consistent exploration of secularism-religion tensions, particularly regarding religious exemptions and charitable purposes under liberal neutrality frameworks. His work bridges theoretical political philosophy with practical applications in multicultural governance and social justice. Scientific Awards: CRISPP Essay Prize for Best Article (Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2018) Dr Martin actively supervises PhD research in his core interest areas but no grant funding details are provided. His teaching includes module coordination for Introduction to Political Theory and Religion, Freedom and Equality in the 2024-25 academic year.

Clare Chambersمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Political Philosophy
• Feminist Theory
• Liberalism
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Clare Chambers is a Professor of Political Philosophy and a Fellow at Jesus College, University of Cambridge. Her work bridges feminism , liberalism , and bioethics , focusing on social justice and bodily integrity. Her research spans key areas such as: Gender equality and beauty norms Liberal theories of autonomy Political implications of unmodified bodies Intersectionality in feminist thought Legal and ethical aspects of body modification Recent publications like Intact (2022) and Freedom & Equality (2024) emphasize how bodily autonomy intersects with social justice, critiquing practices from cosmetic surgery to gender recognition frameworks. Academic articles employ analytical and continental philosophy traditions to examine autonomy, equality, and state neutrality. Notable awards include: 2018 David Easton Award She contributes to public discourse through media appearances and serves on editorial boards while holding leadership roles at Jesus College and the Nuffield Council on Bioethics.

Isabel Capeloa Gilمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Culture Studies
• Visual Culture
• German Studies
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Isabel Capeloa Gil is a Full Professor of Culture Studies and the current Rector of Catholic University of Portugal (UCP). Previously, she served as Dean of the Faculty of Human Sciences at UCP from 2005 to 2012. She is an Honorary Fellow at the School of Advanced Studies of the University of London and has held numerous visiting professorships at universities in the United States, Germany, Brazil, Italy, Ireland and Wales. She is the founder of The Lisbon Consortium network and leads the International Doctoral Degree Program in Culture Studies. Additionally, she is a senior researcher and founder of the Research Centre for Communication and Culture. Her educational background includes: B.A. in Modern Languages and Literatures from the University of Lisbon (1987) M.A. in German Studies from the University of Lisbon (1992) PhD in German Language and Culture from Catholic University of Portugal (2001) Professor Capeloa Gil's research spans multiple interdisciplinary fields with a focus on Cultural Studies , particularly examining the intersections of visual culture, memory studies, and contemporary theoretical frameworks. Her work delves deeply into Mythography , analyzing representations of figures like Antigone, Cassandra, and Medea in 20th-century German drama. She has pioneered research in Visual Literacy , exploring how images communicate meaning and shape cultural understanding. Her scholarship on European Identity examines the complex tapestry of cultural identities across the continent. More recently, her work has engaged with contemporary cultural phenomena, including analyses of celebrity culture through figures like Beyoncé, and investigations into post-theoretical approaches to cultural analysis. Her publication record demonstrates a consistent evolution from traditional literary and cultural analysis toward more contemporary, interdisciplinary approaches that engage with visual culture, memory studies, and global cultural phenomena. Early work focused on German literature and European cultural identity, while more recent publications address contemporary issues like digital surveillance, posthumous representation, and the cultural significance of contemporary figures and movements. Her scholarship consistently bridges theoretical frameworks with concrete cultural analysis across multiple media forms. Among her notable recognitions: Honorary Fellow at the School of Advanced Studies of the University of London As an academic leader, Professor Capeloa Gil has mentored numerous graduate students through the master's and doctoral programs in Cultural Studies that she coordinates. Her leadership extends to shaping international academic partnerships and positioning Catholic University of Portugal within the global academic landscape. She has secured funding for research initiatives including The Lisbon Consortium and the Research Centre for Communication and Culture, which foster interdisciplinary collaboration across multiple institutions. Professor Capeloa Gil founded and leads the Research Centre for Communication and Culture, which serves as a hub for interdisciplinary research in cultural studies, media analysis, and visual culture. Through The Lisbon Consortium, she has established an international network connecting scholars and doctoral students from multiple institutions to explore contemporary cultural phenomena through interdisciplinary lenses. Her leadership in these initiatives has created collaborative spaces where researchers from diverse backgrounds can engage with pressing cultural questions of our time.