Franziska F. N. Schreiber
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Franziska F. N. Schreiber is Doctoral Researcher in the research project “ConTrust – Trust in Conflict” at PRIF and Goethe University Frankfurt/Main. She is active in the Research Department International Institutions. Her research focuses on sanctions, international organizations and political developments in Latin America.
CV
| since 2021
Research Assistant at PRIF
| 2024
Research stay at the European Parliament
| 2021
Administrative Project Coordinator at PRIF
| 2020–2021
Research Assistant at PRIF
| 2020–2021
Research Assistant at the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, Halle (Saale)
| 2020
Research Assistant at the Institute for Latin American Studies of the Leibniz Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg
| 2018–2019
Student Assistant at the Chair of Romance Literatures and Cultures, University of Passau
| 2017
Study abroad at the University of Concepción, Chile
| 2016–2017
Student Assistant to the Program Coordinator at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Passau
| 2016–2019
Master's degree in International Cultural and Business Studies (Political Science, Latin American Studies and Development Economics), University of Passau
| 2012–2015
Bachelor's degree in Public Management, Ludwigsburg University of Applied Sciences for Public Administration and Finance
Projects
Further Activities
| 2024–2026
Young Fellow of the Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
| 2023–2024
ECR Representative in ConTrust
- EWIS 2024: Overshooting the Mark? On the Stigmatizing Effects of Sanctions
- ECIB 2024: Arbitrary Arbiter? Approaching Normativity in EU Sanction Policy
- ISA 2024: Arbitrary Arbiter? Approaching Inter-Institutional Sanction Enforcement
- ISA 2023: Cooperation on Thin Ice? Drivers of Trust in Informal and Formal International Institutions
- ECIB 2023: Back to Business: Norm Enforcement and the Lifting of Democratic Sanctions
- Workshop at DHBW Lörrach in 2023 and 2024 on “The United Nations. Principles, Structures and Activities in the Main Policy Fields”