Political sociology Democracy in Competing Stories: A Mixed-Methods Study of Liberal and Illiberal Regime Perceptions among the German Public Oksana Alekseev, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Nordic literature The Coastal Town as a Topos in the Norwegian Novel of the Late 19th Century Benjamin August Barkved, NTNU Trondheim, PhD project
History of the 20th century In Search of Lost Homes: Post-Holocaust Restitution in Norway 1945–1950s Elise Barring Berggren, PhD, NTNU Trondheim, PhD project
Nordic literature Between Nation, World and Universe: The Philosophy of Home in Nynorsk Literature. 1840-1925. John David Crosby, NTNU Trondheim, PhD project
History of the 20th century European Memory Conflicts Reflected in the Baltic Sea Region on the Example of “August 23rd” Josephine Eckert, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Museum studies Negotiating a New Take on History. Narrations of the Soviet Past in Lithuanian Museums Lea Garcia, University of Greifswald, PhD project
History of the 20th century From Ideology to Politics – German Occupation of Sámi Everyday Life 1940–45 Andreas Eliassen Grini, NTNU Trondheim, PhD project
Medieval and Early Modern History Bodies, Violence, Gender Roles: Shifting Expectations of Clerical Behaviour in Medieval Scandinavia Henriette Hellinger, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Slavic literature Versions of home. Narrative analysis of Platformised Belarusian migration life writing Hanna Horn, University of Greifswald, PhD project
History of the 20th century Moving Pictures – Movements in Pictures. Protest Photography in Germany and Sweden, 1880-1918 Jan Reinicke, University of Greifswald, PhD project
German literature Time and the Formation of Time in German Literature Dealing with 1989 and the Aftermath Tim Senkbeil, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Political science From Pariah to Partner? Shifting Narratives about Swedish Right-wing Populists Charlotte Steinert, University of Greifswald, PhD project
International politics Building a Union through Crises: The EU, Crisis-induced Policy Learning and the European Integration Process, 2008-2022 Synnøve Stølen, NTNU Trondheim, PhD project
Heritage studies The Baroque Architectural Heritage of the Former Grand Duchy of Lithuania: Persistence, Transformation, and Demolition, 1772–1918 Tatsiana Varabei, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Nordic literature Shattered Expectations: The construction of narrative meaning in a shared reading group for informal caregivers Sidsel Boysen Dall, NTNU Trondheim, PhD project
Nordic literature Ruth Maiers place – In the Context of Collective Memory and Life Writing Ingeborg Rebecca Mjelde Helleberg, PhD, NTNU Trondheim / Universitetet i Oslo, PhD project
International politics The Influence of Russia-related Critical Junctures on Its Standing in the Baltic Sea Region Dr. des. Natalia Iost, University of Greifswald, PhD project
History of the 20th century The Flow of Time. The Alta-Controversy as a Historical Turning Point Dr. des. Paul Kirschstein, University of Greifswald, PhD project
German literature Sich das Land erschreiben: Die DDR als Erinnerungsraum in der deutschen Literatur der 1990er Jahre und des beginnenden 21. Jahrhunderts Hella Liira, University of Tartu, PhD project
Museum studies A Place with a Powerful Past: Representations of Königsberg’s Memory in Kaliningrad Museums Rezeda Lyykorpi, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Baltic literature On Belonging and Identity in the Post-WWII Baltic Diasporas as Mediated in Fiction and Life Writing Martin Nõmm, University of Tartu, PhD project
Philosophy Health as a Happy Ending? Potentials of a Narratological Interpretation of the Concept of Disease Using the Example of the Conceptions of Disease and Health before and after the Accession of the GDR to the Federal Republic of Germany Dr. des. Victoria Oertel, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Museum studies Forging Identities for City and Nation: Analyzing Selected Museal Depictions of the Kresy Expulsions in Present-day Wrocław Dr. des. Douglas Ong, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Baltic literature Heterogenity of Historical Time in the Contemporary Latvian Novel: A Comparative Perspective Artis Ostups, University of Tartu, PhD project
German literature Pandemic Role Models, Negative Pioneers and World Champions. The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Journalistic Spatial Narratives for the Cases of Sweden and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Dr. des. Nina Pilz, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Discourse linguistics Adaptation – Konstruktion – Narration. Untersuchungen zur finnischen Musikfachsprache aus historischer, struktureller und diskurslinguistischer Perspektive Dr Benjamin Schweitzer, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Medieval and Early Modern History “A great and unheard-of sea wonder” Narratives and Perceptions of Historical Storm Surges in the Southwestern Baltic Sea from the 14th to 17th Century Dr. des. Laura Tack, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Museum studies Gold Treasures as Objects of Identification in the Baltic Sea Region from 1800 until Today Charlotte Wenke, University of Greifswald, associated PhD project
Medieval and Early Modern History Written Traces of Contact in Medieval Greenland and Sápmi (1000-1550) Erik Wolf, University of Greifswald, associated PhD project
Slavic literature “A poet in Russia is more than a poet”. The New Generation of the Thaw as Stylistic Group: A Case Study Dr. des. Martina Zagni, University of Greifswald, PhD project
Folklore studies Latvian Folk Ornament and Mythology Nexus as a Revival: Contested Historical Layers, Visualized Ideologies, and Commodified Creativity Digne Ūdre-Lielbārde, PhD, University of Tartu, PhD project
Linguistics Die finnische Avantgarde im Spiegel der Sprache Dr Benjamin Schweitzer, University of Greifswald, associated PostDoc Project
