Individuelle Projekte

Direktorin

Marie-Claire Foblets
I.   The Moroccan Family Code - An Analysis of the Application of the Provisions of the Code that Relate in Particular to
     Transnational Family Situations and/or Moroccan Nationals Residing Abroad
II.  Externally Funded Projects

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter

Cengiz Barskanmaz
Konfliktregulierungsmodalitäten und Rechtsbewusstsein in den jesidischen Gemeinschaften

Katia Bianchini
Maritime Migration Flows and Challenges for Refugee Protection

Hatem Elliesie
I.  Scharia in genuin europäischen Settings: Konnex muslimischer Lebenspraxis zu islamischer Normativität
II. Konfliktregulierung in Deutschlands pluraler Gesellschaft

Mahmoud Jaraba
Legalitäts- und Legitimationsmuster kulturell geprägter Streitbeilegung unter Angehörigen der Mḥallamīya

Luc Leboeuf
Vulnerabilities Under the Global Protection Regime

Alice Margaria
Invisible Richness: Culturally and Religiously Diverse Families before the European Court of Human Rights

Mariana Monteiro de Matos
Religious and Cultural Diversity before European Courts: Procedural Aspects Regarding the Access to Justice by Members of Vulnerable Groups in Portugal

Sophie Nakueira
Vulnerabilities Under the Global Protection Regime

Luisa Piart
Labour Governance in the Shipping Industry: An Anthropological Study of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006

Farrah Raza
Minerva Research Group: The Ethics of Exchange: the Regulation of Organ Donation and Transplantation

Mahabat Sadyrbek
Rechtsstrukturen und Konfliktregulierungsmechanismen innerhalb der russischsprachigen Bevölkerungsgruppen

Maria Sapignoli
I.   Global and Local Articulations of the Discourses on Indigeneity: The Transnational San Social Movement and the Peoples of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve
II.  The Anthropology of Global Institutions
III. Exclusion, Inclusion and Marginality: Rights, Responsibilities and Indigenous Peoples

Luisa Schneider
Living Intimacy without Privacy: The Unhoused between Law, Society and State

Federica Sona
Childlessness, Medically Assisted Procreation and Islām

Timm Sureau
I.   Eine Ethnographie der Programmierung: Migrationsverwaltung und die Digitalisierung der legal-bürokratischen Prozesse in Deutschland
II.  Technicisation of Migration in the context of South Sudanese in Sudan

Bertram Turner
I.   Legal Pluralism in the Management of Natural Resources: The Case of the Moroccan Argan Forest
II.  Dealing with Transgression, Security, Conflict, and Ordering
III. Mobility, Migration and Mutual Processes of Translation
IV. Normative and Religious Diversity in Moroccan Islam

Felix-Anselm van Lier
Digital Tools and Constitutional Reform

Larissa Vetters
I.   Sentiments of Bureaucracies: Affective Dynamics in the Digital Transformation of German Immigration Management
II.  Migration and the Transformation of German Administrative Law: An Ethnographic Study of State-Migrant Interactions in Administrative Courts
III. The Organization of Solidarity. Investigating External State Building in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina through the Disciplinary Lenses of Administrative Sciences and Sociocultural Anthropology (PhD)

Zeynep Yanasmayan-Wegele
The Challenges of Migration, Integration and Exclusion

Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden

Beate Anam
Lebensweltliche Alltagspragmatik von Musliminnen und islamische Normativität im Kontext des gender ǧihād

Jonathan Bernaerts
Language Rights, Policies and Practices in Linguistically Diverse Societies: are current legal orders addressing the needs and concerns of persons belonging to language minorities as well as those of the administration?

Harika Dauth
Testimonies of the 'Citizen's Other': Analysing the Migration of Roma in Europe through the Prism of Multiple Legalities

Kadir Eryilmaz
Perceptions of Justice and Identity among the Suryoyo (Assyrian/Aramean) Community

Kutaiba Kaidouha
Family Conflicts within Syrian Families in Germany

Markus Klank
Autonomy of Religious Communities Under State Law and the Effects of Becoming a Corporate Body. The Case of Jehovah's Witnesses in Germany

Annette Mehlhorn
Indigenous Justice in Bolivia

Frederike Silvana Nun
Legal Dimensions of Social and Cultural Pluralism in Romania – working title

Abdelghafar Salim
Lebensweltliche Alltagspragmatik von Muslimen und islamische Normativität im Kontext aktueller Migrantenmilieus

Doktorandinnen IMPRS REMEP

Lucia Fröbel
Masters of Our Own Home: The Management of Migration in Italy

Assoziierte, Forschungs- und Kooperationspartner

Keebet von Benda-Beckmann
Project Group Legal Pluralism (2000-2012)

Petra Burai
The Impact of Corruption on Exercising Human Rights - The Case of Hungary

Ian Kalman
Framing Borders: Indigenous Difference at the Canada/US Border

Dominik Müller
The Bureaucratization of Islam and its Socio-Legal Dimensions in Southeast Asia

Ioan-Mihai Popa
The Workings of Welfare in a Small World

Martin Ramstedt
I.   Legal Pluralism and the Accommodation of Religion in State Law
II.  The Cultural Translation of Shaolin Chan-Buddhism and its Practices into "World Heritage" - Secularization or
      Re-Enchantment?
III. On the Cultural Translation of International Legal Concepts, Norms, Procedures, and Institutional Frameworks:
     "Indigeneity" and "Indigenous Rights" in Bali

Katrin Seidel
South Sudan’s Constitutional Genesis in the Context of Legal Pluralism

André Thiemann
A Relational Approach to the State: Local State and Social Security in Central Serbia

Olaf Zenker
Land Restitution and the Moral Modernity of the New South African State