Tobias Berger
@tberger.bsky.social
Assistant Prof Political Science, Freie Universität Berlin | Norms, Ideas and Ideologies | Historical IR | International Politics, esp. in South & East Asia
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📌Why is security policy in the Global South so often overlooked? #PublicationFriday📚
An article by @tberger.bsky.social & Markus-Michael Müller analyses a series of articles and shows how South–South security cooperation reshapes global security governance.
🔗 Read the full article: ogy.de/g1th
An article by @tberger.bsky.social & Markus-Michael Müller analyses a series of articles and shows how South–South security cooperation reshapes global security governance.
🔗 Read the full article: ogy.de/g1th
August 22, 2025 at 9:57 AM
📌Why is security policy in the Global South so often overlooked? #PublicationFriday📚
An article by @tberger.bsky.social & Markus-Michael Müller analyses a series of articles and shows how South–South security cooperation reshapes global security governance.
🔗 Read the full article: ogy.de/g1th
An article by @tberger.bsky.social & Markus-Michael Müller analyses a series of articles and shows how South–South security cooperation reshapes global security governance.
🔗 Read the full article: ogy.de/g1th
Reposted by Tobias Berger
This is a really important piece by @adamsandor.bsky.social and Laura Berlingozzi on the deeply ambiguous role of civil society under military rule in Burkina Faso and Niger.
Grassroots Geopolitical Imaginaries in the Sahel: Civil Society Security Narratives in Burkina Faso and Niger
Recent shifts in the international security partnerships of several Sahelian countries have become a matter of fierce public debate. This article analyzes the link between geopolitical imaginaries,...
www.tandfonline.com
May 9, 2025 at 2:56 PM
This is a really important piece by @adamsandor.bsky.social and Laura Berlingozzi on the deeply ambiguous role of civil society under military rule in Burkina Faso and Niger.
Out now! The introduction to our Special Issue on ‘South-South security cooperation and the (re)making of global security governance’ (with MM Mueller) is now out @ejisbisa.bsky.social
Available #openaccess at: doi.org/10.1017/eis....
Papers of the special issue out (so far) include 👇
Available #openaccess at: doi.org/10.1017/eis....
Papers of the special issue out (so far) include 👇
South–South security cooperation and the (re)making of global security governance | European Journal of International Security | Cambridge Core
South–South security cooperation and the (re)making of global security governance
doi.org
April 8, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Out now! The introduction to our Special Issue on ‘South-South security cooperation and the (re)making of global security governance’ (with MM Mueller) is now out @ejisbisa.bsky.social
Available #openaccess at: doi.org/10.1017/eis....
Papers of the special issue out (so far) include 👇
Available #openaccess at: doi.org/10.1017/eis....
Papers of the special issue out (so far) include 👇
The first papers of our special issue on #south-south #securitycooperation with Markus-Michael Mueller are coming out @ejisbisa.bsky.social! With wonderful contributions from @janahoenke.bsky.social, @adamsandor.bsky.social, @pmfrowd.bsky.social, @mhochmueller.bsky.social, Xue Gong and many others.
Very happy to see this out. Watch out for the entire special issue on #South-South #securitycooperation
@ejisbisa.bsky.social! With @tberger.bsky.social, Markus-Michael Mueller and many others.
@ejisbisa.bsky.social! With @tberger.bsky.social, Markus-Michael Mueller and many others.
What happens when ad hoc security initiatives fail? @pmfrowd.bsky.social, @janahoenke.bsky.social, and I examine this question through the case of the G5-Sahel. Its failure spawned not only new initiatives, but also a return to older forms of security cooperation. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
March 18, 2025 at 12:16 PM
The first papers of our special issue on #south-south #securitycooperation with Markus-Michael Mueller are coming out @ejisbisa.bsky.social! With wonderful contributions from @janahoenke.bsky.social, @adamsandor.bsky.social, @pmfrowd.bsky.social, @mhochmueller.bsky.social, Xue Gong and many others.
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Contested boundaries: migration and citizenship regimes in comparative perspective
Call for papers for the @mpc-eui.bsky.social @globalcit.bsky.social annual conference
May 8-9 2025
EUI, Florence, Italy
migrationpolicycentre.eu/call-for-pap...
Call for papers for the @mpc-eui.bsky.social @globalcit.bsky.social annual conference
May 8-9 2025
EUI, Florence, Italy
migrationpolicycentre.eu/call-for-pap...
Call for Papers | Contested boundaries: migration and citizenship regimes in comparative perspective - Migration Policy Centre
The call for papers for the conference 'Contested boundaries: migration and citizenship regimes in comparative perspective' is now open.
migrationpolicycentre.eu
November 27, 2024 at 12:09 PM
Contested boundaries: migration and citizenship regimes in comparative perspective
Call for papers for the @mpc-eui.bsky.social @globalcit.bsky.social annual conference
May 8-9 2025
EUI, Florence, Italy
migrationpolicycentre.eu/call-for-pap...
Call for papers for the @mpc-eui.bsky.social @globalcit.bsky.social annual conference
May 8-9 2025
EUI, Florence, Italy
migrationpolicycentre.eu/call-for-pap...
Many thanks for the kind invitation and the fascinating questions and comments; it was a true delight!
At yesterday's lunch talk Tobias Berger (@tberger.bsky.social) introduced us to the "morphological approach" with a presentation on “Human Rights beyond the Liberal Script". Thanks for sharing these thoughts with us and for the intriguing discussion that followed!
December 15, 2023 at 2:21 PM
Many thanks for the kind invitation and the fascinating questions and comments; it was a true delight!
Reposted by Tobias Berger
At yesterday's lunch talk Tobias Berger (@tberger.bsky.social) introduced us to the "morphological approach" with a presentation on “Human Rights beyond the Liberal Script". Thanks for sharing these thoughts with us and for the intriguing discussion that followed!
December 15, 2023 at 9:45 AM
At yesterday's lunch talk Tobias Berger (@tberger.bsky.social) introduced us to the "morphological approach" with a presentation on “Human Rights beyond the Liberal Script". Thanks for sharing these thoughts with us and for the intriguing discussion that followed!