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PD Dr. Simon Koschut

Otto Suhr Institute for Political Science

Freie Universität Berlin

Ihnestr. 22

14195 Berlin

Germany

Tel.: +49 (0)30 838 75792

Fax: +49 (0)30 838 54160

Email: simon.koschut@fu-berlin.de

Visit my profile at academia.edu

Twitter: @SimonKoschut

News

On June 4, I presented my work on "Emotional Communities in International Relations" at the Research Colloquium of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development.

On April 25/26, I participated in the second Gerda Henkel Forum at MGIMO University in Moscow, Russia.

On April 24, I gave a presentation at the German Federal Academy of Security Policy (BAKS) in Berlin, Germany.

On April 8/9, I gave the keynote lecture on "Passions From The Past: Emotions, History, and International Relations" at the University of Utrecht, the Netherlands.

On March 27, I presented my paper "Emotions, History, and International Relations" at the ISA Annual Convention in Toronto.

Two new journal articles are out in the Journal of International Political Theory on the political contestation of emotional meanings and Politics and Governance (open access) on emotion and method, respectively.

My book Normative Change and Security Community Disintegration (Palgrave Macmillan 2016) received the Ernst Otto Czempiel Award for the best postdoctorate monograph in the field of peace research. It is now out in paperback.

On January 15, I talked about the possible disintegration of NATO at the Technical University Kaiserslautern.

I presented my paper "Emotions, History, and International Relations" at the annual workshops organized by the BISA Historical Sociology and IR Working Group on December 7 at Sussex University and by the BISA Emotions in Politics and IR Working Group on December 17 at Aston University, respectively.

On November 22-23, I participated in a workshop on security communities, organized by the VITRI Violence, Trauma and Justice Project at Charles University Prague.

I was awarded with a Heisenberg fellowship by the German Research Council (DFG) to lead a research project on "Emotional Communities in World Politics"