Dr. Julia Gurol-Haller

Profil

Akademischer Lebenslauf

Forschungsschwerpunkte

• Chinas internationale Beziehungen & politische Ökonomie
• globaler Autoritarismus / autoritäre Praktiken
• Infrastruktur & Konnektivität
• post-/dekoloniale Theorien
• China / Nahost

Publikationen (Auswahl)

 *Gurol, Julia (2022): The EU-China Security Paradox: Cooperation Against All Odds? Bristol, UK:       Bristol University Press. 

Artikel in Fachzeitschriften:

• (im Erscheinen) 'The Authoritarian Narrator: China's Power-Projection and its Reception in the Gulf', International Affairs. 
• (2022) 'Contingent Power Extension and Regional (Dis)Integration: China's Belt and Road Initiative and its Consequences for the EU', Asia Europe Journal (co-authored with Fabricio Rodríguez). 
• (2022) 'Elite Networks and the Transregional Dimension of Authoritarianism: Sino-Emirati Collaboration in Times of a Global Pandemic', Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 32, No. 139 (co-authored with Tobias Zumbrägel & Thomas Demmelhuber).
• (2022) 'Infrastructuring Authoritarian Power: Arab-Chinese Transregional Collaboration Beyond the State', International Quarterly of Asian Studies, Vol. 53, No. 2, pp. 231-249 (co-auhored with Benjamin Schütze).
• (2021) 'New Partners for the Planet? The European Union and China in International Climate Governance from a Role-Theoretical Perspective', Journal of Common Market Studies, Vol. 59, No. 3, pp. 518-534 (co-authored with Anna Starkmann).
• (2021) 'Beyond the Duality of Normativity and Pragmatism: A Practice-Based Reading of European and Chinese Foreign Policy', European Review of International Studies, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 327-352 (co-authored with Andreas Grimmel).
• (2020) 'Feldforschung in sensiblen Sicherheitskontexten: Einblicke aus China und dem südlichen Mittelmeerraum', Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 1-15 (co-authored with Cita Wetterich).
• (2020) 'Beyond dichotomy? Towards conceptual and theoretical variety in EU-China research', Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft, Vol. 30, pp. 667-679.
• (2020) 'The Role of the EU and China in the Security Architecture of the Middle East', Chinese Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 18-34.

Buchkapitel:

• (im Erscheinen) 'Infrastructure, Development and the Environment: The Belt and Road Initiative and its 'Promise' of Connectivity for the Global South',  Handbook on International Development and Environment (ed. Benedicte Bull), Edward Elgar Publishing (co-authored with Fabricio Rodríguez)
• (im Erscheinen) 'China-Maghreb Relations: South-South Cooperation or Authoritarian Advancement?', in: Handbook on China-MENA Relations, Yahia Zoubir (Hrsg.). Routledge.
• (im Erscheinen) 'Chinese Multilateralism', In: BRICS, the EU and Multilateralism, Helen Sjursen (Hrsg.). Routledge (co-authored with Andreas Grimmel).
• (2022) 'South-South Cooperation: Between Cooperation on Eye-Level and Accusations of Neo-Colonialism', in: Regionalism and Global Governance, Jürgen Rüland & Astrid Carrapatoso (Hrsg.). Edward Elgar Publishing: 160-170 (co-authored with Sandra Destradi).
• (2022) 'Autoritäre Modelle der Internetregulierung: Chinas Vorstoß in den digitalen Raum und Implikationen für liberale Demokratien', in: Demokratie und Öffentlichkeit im 21. Jahrhundert - zur Macht des Digitalen. Hrsg: Spiecker, Indra et al., NOMOS. 
• (2022) 'The Corona Temptation? Autocratic Linkages in Times of a Global Pandemic', in: The MENA Region and COVID-19: Impact, Implications and Prospect, Zeina Hobaika, Lena-Maria Möller, Jan Völkel  (Hrsg.). Routledge: 19-35 (co-authored with Thomas Demmelhuber & Tobias Zumbrägel).
• (2020) 'Desintegration statt Konnektivität? Chinas Belt and Road Initiative als außenpolitische Herausforderung für die EU', in: Die neue Europäische Union: Zwischen Integration und Desintegration, Andreas Grimmel (Hrsg.). NOMOS (co-authored with Fabricio Rodríguez).

Weitere Beiträge (Working Papers, Policy Briefs etc.):

• (2020) 'Perspectives on Fieldwork in Security-Sensitive Spaces - Insights from China and the Southern Mediterranean', ABI Working Paper, No. 14 (co-authored with Cita Wetterich).
• (2020) 'China’s Balancing Act in the Gulf Relies on Ties to Iran and Arab States', The Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington (co-authored with Jacopo Scita).
• (2020) 'China's Persian Gulf strategy: Keep Tehran and Riyadh content', Atlantic Council (co-authored with Jacopo Scita).
• (2019) 'Projecting power westwards: China's maritime strategy in the Arabian Sea', Center for Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient (co-authored with Parisa Shahmohammadi).
• (2019) 'Turning interdependence into complementary action: EU-China relations and the quest to save the Nuclear Agreement', Center for Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient (co-authored with Parisa Shahmohammadi).
• (2018) 'Rivals or partners? Interdependencies between the EU and China in the Middle East', Center for Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient.

Wintersemester 2022/23:

• Hauptseminar "Studying the so-called Global South in International Relations"
• Übung "Einführung in die Politikwissenschaft"

Sommersemester 2022:

• standortübergreifendes Hauptseminar "The Russian-Ukrainian conflict: root causes, dynamics and approaches to conflict management" (standortübergreifendes Ringseminar)

Sommersemester 2021: 

• standortübergreifendes Hauptseminar "Conflict analysis, management and transformation - deconstructing Yemen's civil war" (standortübergreifendes Ringseminar)
• Grundlagenseminar "Grundlagen der Internationalen Politik" 

Wintersemester 2020/21:

• Hauptseminar "Authoritarianism in China’s foreign policy: game-changer or business as usual?"
• Übung "Einführung in die Politikwissenschaft"

Sommersemester 2020:

• standortübergreifendes Proseminar "Konfliktanalyse: Jemen - ein Land im Konflikt" (standortübergreifendes Ringseminar) 
• Virtuelles Seminar "Academic Approaches to Post-Conflict Reconstruction", Universität Sana'a (Jemen)

Wintersemester 2019/20:

• Proseminar "EU-China Beziehungen im Kontext der Belt and Road Initiative"
• Winterschool "Academic approaches to post-conflict reconstruction" (DAAD Winterschool)

Sommersemester 2019:

• standortübergreifendes Proseminar "Konfliktanalyse - Getrennt ist alles besser? Dynamik, Management und Transformation aktueller Sezessionskonflikte" (standortübergreifendes Ringseminar)

Wintersemester 2018/19:

• Übung "Einführung in die Politikwissenschaft"

Sommersemester 2018: 

• Grundlagenseminar "Grundlagen der Internationalen Politik"

Wintersemester 2017/18:

• Proseminar "Internationale und Regionale Organisationen in aktuellen Konflikten"

Lehrpreise: 

• Landeslehrpreis Baden-Württemberg 2019
• Universitätslehrpreis Freiburg 2019

Weiterbildungen:

Hochschuldidaktik-Zertifikat Baden-Württemberg