Team
Jan Hanrath, Dipl.-Soz.-Wiss., studied Political Science, European Law and Psychology (focusing on intercultural communication) at the University of Duisburg-Essen. From 2008 to 2014, he was a researcher at the Institute for Development and Peace (INEF) at the University of Duisburg-Essen, where his work focused on topics including the transmission of conflicts through migration processes and German Middle East policy. As co-founder and CEO of CARPO, he is involved in various projects and oversees daily operations at CARPO’s headquarters. In recent years, he has worked as a researcher and coordinator on projects covering Iran-Saudi dialogue, economic development in Yemen, migration and conflict, political transformation in the Middle East and academic exchange.
German Middle East policies; public diplomacy; peace and conflict research; political transformation and mobilization; diaspora and diaspora politics; intercultural dynamics; migration and integration; civil society and societal politics.
(2018): Knowledge in Dialogue. The Role of Academic Exchange in Mitigating Conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia, CARPO Brief 11. Available online.
& Wael Abdul-Shafi (2017): Environmental Challenges in a Conflictive Environment. Iranian and Saudi Perspectives on the Risks of Climate Change and Ecological Deterioration, CARPO Brief 08. Available online.
& Danila Bochkarev (2017): Envisioning the Future. Iranian and Saudi Perspectives on the Post-Oil Economy, CARPO Brief 07. Available online.
(2012): Transnationale Migrantengruppen und der Transport von Konflikten. Das Beispiel Türken und Kurden in Berlin, INEF-Report 105, Institut für Entwicklung und Frieden (INEF), Duisburg. Available online.
& Claus Leggewie (2012): ‘Revolution 2.0? The role of digital media in political mobilisation and protest’, in: Debiel, Tobias et al. (eds.): ‘Global Trends 2013. Peace – Development – Environment, Stiftung Entwicklung und Frieden (SEF), Bonn, pp. 37-51. Available online.
