Rita Theresa Kopp
Rita Theresa Kopp is an Associated Doctoral Researcher at PRIF's Research Department Glocal Junctions. In the field of remembrance and reconciliation policy, she researches transitional justice and the Canadian Truth Commission.
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| since 2024
PhD student at PRIF and the University of Bonn
| since2023
Associate Fellow at PRIF
| 2023
Researcher at PRIF
| 2022
Internship at PRIF
| 2020–2022
Student Assistant and Project Coordinator of the double-degree “German and European Studies”, Jena University and National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
| 2020–2023
M.A. Studies in Political Science with a focus on International Relations and foreign policy, Jena University (Master of Arts, M.A.)
| 2018–2019
One-year study-visit in the Diploma of Political Science Program (DPSE) at SciencePo Rennes, France
| 2016–2020
Bachelor of Arts, B.A. in Political Science and Anglo-American Studies, Halle University
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New PRIF Report analyzes the Canadian Reconciliation Process and its current problems
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- Easier Said Than Done: The Political Discourse About Indigenous-Settler Reconciliation in Canada
| 2024
Kopp, Rita Theresa (2024): Easier Said Than Done: The Political Discourse About Indigenous-Settler Reconciliation in Canada, PRIF Report, 1, Frankfurt/M.. DOI: 10.48809/prifrep2401 - A Step Towards Justice: Canada Agrees to Compensate First Nations for Loss of Culture and Language
| 2023
Mannitz, Sabine; Kopp, Rita Theresa (2023): A Step Towards Justice: Canada Agrees to Compensate First Nations for Loss of Culture and Language, PRIF Blog.
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- Approaches to Decolonizing Settler Colonialism: Examples from Canada
| 2022
Kopp, Rita Theresa; Mannitz, Sabine (2022): Approaches to Decolonizing Settler Colonialism: Examples from Canada, PRIF Working Paper, 58, Frankfurt/M. DOI: 10.48809/PRIFWP58