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Fellowships
The Life, Work, and After-Lives of the Psychiatrist Frantz Fanon
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01.10.2022
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31.10.2022
Adam Shatz
Culture Wars Going Global: A Look from a Periphery
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01.09.2022
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28.02.2023
Milla Mineva
Meritocracy and the Crisis of Liberal Representative Democracy
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01.09.2021
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28.02.2022
Ruzha Smilova
Forms, Style and Manners: Democracy as a Way of Life
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01.06.2021
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30.06.2021
Till van Rahden
Understanding the Elite Networks Driving the Far Right
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01.02.2020
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29.02.2020
Adam Ramsay
Modernism Amidst War and Exile: Rediscovering and Translating Irmgard Keun’s writings 1933-1950
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01.02.2020
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30.06.2020
Mila Ganeva
Aprės d’adhésion, le deluge: Democratic Governance in Post-Accession Eastern Europe
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01.01.2020
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30.06.2020
Venelin Ganev
The Remains of the Real. Politics after Postmodernism
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01.01.2020
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30.06.2020
Jan Sowa
Europe’s Border Crisis 2015–2017: When Different Worlds Collide
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01.12.2019
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29.02.2020
Hugo Brady
Spirit of the Age: How Did We Get from Love MeDo to Trump?
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04.11.2019
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29.11.2019
Evgenii Dainov
Theories of the Origins of Money
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01.10.2019
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31.03.2020
Georgy Ganev
Good Refugee, Bad Refugee: The Politics of the European Refugee Crisis
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01.08.2018
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31.08.2018
Thomas Meaney
Democracy Fellowship
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01.07.2018
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31.07.2018
Hugo Brady
“Take Back Control” – Politics After Neoliberalism
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01.04.2018
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30.04.2018
Anthony Barnett
Climate Change: Policy, Knowledge and Democracy
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01.03.2018
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30.06.2018
Nico Stehr
Christian Democracy: A New Intellectual History
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01.09.2016
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31.08.2017
Jan-Werner Müller
Is Democracy in Decline?
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01.04.2015
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30.04.2015
Marc F. Plattner
Beyond Protests and Corruption Scandals: Turkey’s Democratic Future and Changing International Relations
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01.01.2015
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31.03.2015
Hürcan-Asli Aksoy
Urban Stages of Protest. Balkan Cities as Symptom
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01.11.2014
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31.12.2014
Ivaylo Ditchev
The Two Faces of the Kremlin: Supporting the Far Right, Manipulating the Left
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01.06.2014
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31.12.2014
Anton Shekhovtsov
Fellows
Adam Ramsay
open Democracy platform
Adam Shatz
Bard College
Anthony Barnett
Anton Shekhovtsov
Evgenii Dainov
Georgy Ganev
Hugo Brady
Hürcan-Asli Aksoy
University of Tübingen
Ivaylo Ditchev
University of Sofia
Jan Sowa
Academy of Fine Arts, Warsaw
Jan-Werner Müller
Princeton University
Marc F. Plattner
Journal of Democracy, Washington
Mila Ganeva
Miami University, Ohio
Milla Mineva
Centre for Liberal Strategies
Nico Stehr
Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen
Ruzha Smilova
Sofia University
Thomas Meaney
The New Yorker, The London Review of Books, The Guardian Long Read
Till van Rahden
Université de Montréal
Venelin Ganev
Fellows' Publications
Should the Smart Rule? Meritocracy and Democracy’s Crisis
Ruzha Smilova
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