Alle Fellows
Alle Fellows
Die im Rahmen der Programme des Forums eingeladenen Fellows arbeiten an Universitäten und Forschungseinrichtungen in Berlin. Sie kommen aus einer Vielzahl von Ländern und Disziplinen und arbeiten in der Regel für ein akademisches Jahr mit Wissenschaftler:innen aus Berlin und anderen Bundesländern an ihren eigenen Forschungsprojekten und an gemeinsamen Fragestellungen. Entsprechende Ausschreibungen von Fellowships finden Sie zu gegebener Zeit auf den Programmseiten oder unter »Ausschreibungen«.
2010/ 2012
Amanda Dias
A Comparative Approach to Islamism and Pentecostalism in Rio de Janeiro / A Brazilian in Nigeria / Islamic Presence in Brazil and Rio de Janeiro
2018/ 2019
Afonso Dias Ramos
The Visual South: Decolonising Visual Culture in and out of the Museum
2019/ 2020
Bogdan Dima
How Constitutional Loyalty affects the Separation of Powers. An Essay on Romanian Constitutional Court's Jurisprudence and Institutional Practice
2013/ 2014
2016/ 2017
Wulandani Dirgantoro
Memory and the Avant-Garde: Trauma in Indonesian Visual Arts, 1970-1990
2014/ 2015
2014/ 2015
Yazan Doughan
Fasad, Authority and the Discursive Production of Reform and Revolution in Jordan
2021/ 2022
Simon Drugda
Merchant of Venice: The Nature and Determinants of Effective Transnational Constitutional Advice-Giving
2008/ 2009
Selçuk Dursun
Producing the Ottoman Empire, Greening the Turkish Nation: Demographic Displacements and Cosmopolitan Visions in Resource Management
2012/ 2013
Issam Eido
"Not the (path) of those who earn Thine anger nor those who go astray": Traditional Exegesis and the Western Approach
2021/ 2022
Walid El Houri
Protest Movements in the Middle East and North Africa, the Politics of Failure, Crisis, and Geographies of War and Violence
2012/ 2013
2007/ 2008
Nashwa Salah El-Din
Terrorism and the Other: A Critical Analysis of the Intellectual Mechanisms that Legitimate Contemporary Islamic Thought of Terrorism
2022/ 2023
Eman Elnemr
Discourse of Public Morals in Egypt 1880-1945: Modernization, Social Rebellion, and Licentiousness (khala‘a)
2014/ 2015
Mohamed Elshahed
Revolutionary Modernism? Architecture and the Politics of Transition in Egypt, 1936–1967
