For the 9th & 10th consecutive year, IBEI has granted the Final Research Project Awards. The winners of the awards receive €200.

Academic Year 2019-2020

The committee for the selection of the IBEI Final Research Project Awards 2019-2020 agreed to award the prize to students Giovanni Dini, Emily Reimal, Isabel Sánchez & Jonathan Brozdowski.

Furthermore, 2 Final Research Projects have been awarded a diploma and a qualification of distinction, stated in the academic transcripts.

Final Research Project Awards

• Giovanni Dini (Master’s in International Relations), Responding to a global pandemic. A Comparative Analysis of New Zealand, Taiwan and the United Kingdom
• Emily Reimal (Master’s in International Security), Exploring the Effects of Foreign Partisan Election Intervention on Corruption
• Isabel Sánchez (Master's in International Development), Impact of the Salud Mesoamerica Initiative on adolescent pregnancy in Costa Rica: new evidence on multisectoral interventions
• Jonathan Brozdowski (Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Public Policy (Mundus MAPP)), Why Do Countries Develop Harm Reduction Programs? A Mixed Methods Approach

Final Research Projects with Distinction

• Isabelle Lengeling (Master’s in International Relations), '(Non-)Intervention is always for someone and for some purpose’. A critical theory analysis on the principle of non-interference within ASEAN
• Lona Burger (Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Public Policy (Mundus MAPP)), Innovative Claims-Making and Media Diffusion. The Case of Mexico City’s Anti-Monuments
  
  

Academic Year 2018-2019

The committee for the selection of the IBEI Final Research Project Awards 2018-2019 agreed to award the prize to students Marta Domingo, Andréane Williams, Tobias Baehr & Hannah Pascucci.

Final Research Project Awards

• Marta Domingo (Master’s in International Relations), Causes of Ethnic Unrest in China: The Cases of Xinjiang, Tibet, and Inner Mongolia
• Andréane Williams (Master’s in International Security), Micro-level motivations of combatants in inter communal conflicts. A look into the case of Jabal Mohsen and Bab al-Tabbaneh
• Tobias Baehr (Master's in International Development), Estimating the effect of (mobile) banking coverage on installed off-grid solar photovoltaic capacities in countries of sub-Saharan Africa
• Hannah Pascucci (Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Public Policy (Mundus MAPP)), Exploring Persistent Policy Practices: Germany’s Dispersal Policy and the Accommodation of Asylum Seekers

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