Asena is interested in European security policy and the politicization of ethnicity and statehood in post-conflict societies.
Thorsten’s interests include the UN, security, data and technology politics, and the making of global (dis)order.
Sarah focuses on conflict analysis, security governance, and foreign policy planning.
Sarah focuses on German foreign policy, crisis prevention, and UN peacekeeping.
Inji contributes to the institute’s work on peace and security.
Julia contributes to the institute’s work on peace and security and is an editor of the PeaceLab Blog.
Alex has expertise in humanitarian and development policy, and a keen interest in multi-stakeholder initiatives.
Wade focuses on technology, development and multi-stakeholder partnerships. He also manages GPPi’s finances and operations.
Julian explores international law and policy on refugees, human rights, and humanitarian aid.
Melissa contributes to the institute’s work on German foreign policy, crisis prevention, and peacebuilding.
Theresa focuses on security politics, atrocity prevention, and non-proliferation.
Claudia focuses on humanitarian action, migration, and innovation in peacebuilding.
Katharina manages GPPi’s communications, publications, and outreach activities.
Julian contributes to the institute’s work on multilateral coalition building and the changing global order.
Alicja contributes to the institute’s work on academic freedom and is an editor for the PeaceLab Blog.
Amanda contributes to GPPi’s communications, publications, and outreach activities.
Wolfgang’s expertise includes global governance, economic institutions, and public-private partnerships.
Philipp leads the institute’s work on peace and security in a changing global order.
Ilyas works on human rights and democratization in the Middle East and North Africa.
Joel’s expertise includes intercultural communication methods and the role of rising powers in global governance.
Tobias’s expertise includes insurgency and counterinsurgency in the contemporary Middle East.
Janika works on quantitative human rights research and the protection of human rights defenders.
Julia conducts research and leads GPPi’s evaluation practice on humanitarian and development issues.
Sonya contributes to the Global Governance Futures program and GPPi’s work on rising powers.
Kristina’s areas of expertise include public-private partnerships and European law.
Gunther oversees the technical development and administration of GPPi’s websites, systems, and networks.
Marie focuses on forecast-based financing for humanitarian action and is an editor of the PeaceLab Blog.
Evan contributes to the Transatlantic Digital Debates program and GPPi’s work on data and tech politics.
Ahmed is interested in Egyptian foreign policy and social indicators research.
Oheneba researches questions of responsibility, accountability, trust, and the exercise of power in humanitarian action.
Allister studies the role of media literacy in public safety.
Yuxin’s interests include the UN, global governance, and development issues.
