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23FEB 2026
menschenrechte
Vacancy: doctoral researchers for ‘Unmasking Supply Chains’ project
The ‘Unmasking Supply Chains’ project is hiring two doctoral researchers (4 years, part-time, TVL-13) The project Unmasking Supply Chains: leveraging digital human rights investigations for corporate accountability is looking for one doctoral researcher in Law and one doctoral researcher in Political Science. You will both be part of an interdisciplinary research team for a project […]
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13SEP 2025
human rights
APSA 2025 in Vancouver
The annual meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA) took place in Vancouver, Canada this year. The conference’s theme was ‘Reimagining Politics, Power, and Peoplehood in Crisis Times’. FAU Professor Katrin Kinzelbach presented a paper on ‘The Republic of China’s Role in Shaping Universal Human Rights’, which she co-authored with Professor Yu-Jie Chen from […]
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09JUL 2025
human rights
Education in the Balance
At an international human rights conference jointly organized by the University of Freiburg (FRIAS) and the Gladstein Familiy Human Rights Institute at the University of Connecticut, Prof. Dr. Katrin Kinzelbach participated in a panel discussion and gave a presentation on the Academic Freedom Index. Further information on the index can be found here. During the […]
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18NOV 2024
menschenrechte
Student Assistant (m/f/d) Academic Freedom and Autocratization
We are looking for a student assistant to support our work on the Academic Freedom Index. The position will start in February 2025 (or as soon as possible thereafter) and requires five to six hours per week for an initial period of six months, with the possibility of extension. See the job ad for details […]
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