PhD Fellows IRTG Berlin/Potsdam
Óscar Andrés Arias Rojas
Economics
Project: “The future of welfare regimes in Latin America: Political Economy of Reforms and Inequality”
María Cristina Ayala León
Political Sciences
Project: "Direct democracy and anti-extractive resistance. Analysis of aspiration and anticipation dynamics around the popular cosultations of Chocó Andino (Ecuador) and Cajamarca (Colombia)"
Federico Julián Bonet
Political Science
Project: "The past as aspiration. The use of the past by the extreme right in Latin America to shape its political horizons"
Elsa Canali
Literature
Project: "The Archivist of the Future: Roberto Bolaño and Liminal Strategies in the Literary Staging of 'Ex-Centric' Artists"
Nataly Castillo Bennett
Sociology
Project: "Between then and tomorrow: envisioning our future in the face of hazard". The return to cimarronaje as a technology of resistance
Amir Estrada Ceron
Anthropology
Project: "Forced migration in and to Mexico, towards the integration of all migrants"
Laurita Hargreaves-Westenberger
Economics
Project: "Aspirations for gender equality: A comparative analysis of gender-sensitive policies toward childcare in Latin America"
Alina Margarita Horta Méndez
History of Education
Project: "On the Threshold of Development. Transnational Aspiration Dynamics in UNESCO’s Fundamental Education Programme in Latin America and the Caribbean (ca. 1946–1962)"
Eva Kirmes
Anthropology
Project: "Aspirations for socio-ecological transformation – Indigenous women’s collective action for food sovereignty and anticipation of climate change"
Jana Kluiber
Anthropology
Project: "Bodies that Care. An Ethnographic Approach to the Experiences of Female Health Care Workers in the Migration Infrastructures between Latin America and Germany"
Tilman Menzel
Anthropology
Project: "Intersectional Temporalities. Aspirations and anticipations of young indigenous women in Costa Rica"
Hannah Müssemann
History
Project: "History and fiction in the context of migration: Temporalities and historical consciousness in the Latinx community in the USA"
Max César Vidal Carranza
History
Project: "The Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission, 2001-2003, and its Vision of Future"
