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https://ecpr.eu/profile/KristinAnabelEggeling
Kristin is a postdoc in the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen. Her research interests are in international practices, diplomacy, digitalisation, sovereignty, and ethnographic methods. Before coming to Copenhagen, Kristin gained a BA in Liberal Arts and Sciences from University College Maastricht, a MLitt and a PhD from the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews, and has worked in the private and policy sector in Doha and Brussels. For her PhD research on nation-branding, she has been a visiting researcher at Nazarbayev University in Astana and Qatar University in Doha. This thesis has evolved into a book manuscript and is published in Routledge's Interventions Series under the title ‘Nation-branding in Practice: The Politics of Promoting Sports, Cities and Universities in Kazakhstan and Qatar’ (2020). In addition to Kristin's first book, her work has been published in the International Journal of Cultural Policy, the Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Global Studies Quarterly, Millennium: Journal of International Studies, and Big Data & Society. Core ideas that tie Kristin's writing together are an interest in the practices that shape and make up (international) politics, the social dimensions and institutions of political organisations, and the effects and meanings of everyday sayings and doings. In addition to drawing on classical traditions and thinkers in political sociology, philosophy or anthropology, Kristin's work is also inspired by literature and fiction writing. At Copenhagen, Kristin teaches across a wide range of courses in the field of International Relations, and runs her own MA elective on Political Ethnography.
Cyber Politics, European Union, International Relations, Developing World Politics, Political Sociology, Constructivism, Critical Theory, Methods, Qualitative, Communication, Ethics, Narratives, Technology, Empirical
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