This year, at least 15 new PhD candidates will start their training with the RSPH. A warm welcome to them all. A number of them learned more about their training during the opening of the academic year in September. Read more about the topics of their research.
José Cerejido Altran | RUG (extern) | The Thoreauvian Disobedience – a u-topical disposition for social democracy |
Andrés Takeshi Castillo Rorres | RUG (extern) | Liberalism and its Political Implications in Contemporary Mexico |
Jasper Dekker | UU | Retoriek in de Republiek |
Martijn van Ette | UL | The Chinese Diaspora, Race and US Foreign Policy |
Bryony Harris | UU | Fighting Pandemics from Below. Global North-South Public Health Cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa, 1792-1942 |
David Huijs | UM (extern) | Two Spains? The Spanish Memory Debate and the (De)-Construction of National Identity (1996-2022) |
Lars Janssen | UU | Imperial Cooperation in the Western Hemisphere: The Latin American Ad Hoc Courts as a Security Tool, 1829-1914 |
Brandon Johnson | RUG (extern) | Ottoman Violence and the Forging of U.S. Foreign Policy: Missionary Diplomats in the Late Ottoman Empire, 1880–1900 |
Wietse de Jonge | UU | Conservation before conservationism: Resilient environments in Dutch East Indies in the 19th century |
Behzad Kehdri | VU (extern) | Woman, Life, Freedom: Kurdish resistance and complexity of solidarity in Iran |
Paul Krijnen | RUG | Leven en werk van de patriot en Bataaf Pieter Ondaatje (1758-1818): Een gedreven politieke radicaal tijdens de politiek-staatkundige transitie van Nederland rond 1800 |
Nuri Kurnuz | UvA | Ideas about imperialism as a collective European endeavour within the ranks of the Pan-European Union and the League of Nations, 1929-1939 |
Jelle Lammerts van Bueren | UU | Contesting Restrained Democracy: The Continuing Challenge of Referendums in Postwar Western Europe (1945-2018) |
Amanda de Lannoy | RU | t.b.a. |
Catherine Wood | UL | Modernization and U.S. Service Programs |