Until recently, I was a PhD researcher in the Department of History and Civilization of the EUI.
Having started in 2009, I successfully defended my thesis in June 2013.
Since December 2013, I am a post-doctoral visiting fellow at Tübingen University.
The title of my dissertation is International Concepts and Practices of Borders: Experts, Ethnicity, and the Paris System in the Early Interwar Period.
My main fields of interest include contemporary Franco-German history, the international history of the twentieth century,
as well as comparative and transnational history. I am also very much interested in social and literary
theory in relation to history.
Before joining the EUI, I studied Modern History, Sociology, and Modern Literature in Bremen, Paris, and Berlin.
In 2011/12, I spent one semester as a visiting researcher at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.
Currently, I am working on a new project tentatively entitled 'Foreign intervention during the Cold War:
A study in transnational policymaking'.
I am also a member of the New Diplomatic History Network.