Every two years, IES applies for institutional funding from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) to support several activities for its Center for German and European Studies including faculty research.
Research projects involve collaborators from all nine campuses of the University of California and usually continue for two to three years, on such topics as Political Economy of European Integration, Supranational Governance in the EU, Globalization and Governance in the European Union, European Security, and the Political Economy of Ethnic Conflict.
For more information and to apply, please contact IES Associate Director Dr. Akasemi Newsome: akasemi@berkeley.edu
2023 Faculty Projects Funded by the DAAD Grant
- Transit and Multicultural Germany Project (Deniz Göktürk, German)
- Comparing European and US Models for Refugee Responsibility Sharing and Responsibility Dumping (Katerina Linos, Berkeley Law)
- The Experiences of Immigrant and Refugee Communities in Europe During and after COVID (Khatharya Um, Ethnic Studies)
2022 Faculty Projects Funded by the DAAD Grant
- Policies of Multiculturalism in the EU (Mark Bevir, Political Science)
- Implementing Immigration policy in North America, Europe and East Asia (Irene Bloemraad, Sociology)
- Digitizing the Atlas der Deutschen Volkskunde: A pilot study (Robert Braun, Sociology)
-Transit and Multicultural Germany Project (Deniz Göktürk, German)
- Migration Health and Social Difference: Transatlantic Perspectives (Seth Holmes, Anthropology)
-Comparing European and US Models for Refugee Responsibility Sharing and Responsibility Dumping (Katerina Linos, Berkeley Law)
2021 Faculty Projects Funded by the DAAD Grant
- Transit and Multicultural Germany Project (Deniz Göktürk, German)
2020 Faculty Projects Funded by the DAAD Grant
- Comparison of Counterterrorism and Security in Germany, Europe and Australia (Mark Bevir, Political Science)
- Digital Refuge 2.0 Launch (Katerina Linos, Berkeley Law)
- German Perspectives on Anti-Discrimination Law Equality (David Oppenheimer, Berkeley Law)