Dr. Markus Rudolf
Key expertise
Displacement, peace and conflict studies, ethnic violence.
(Academic) education / CV:
PhD 2015
A researcher with interest and experience in conflict management pertaining to humanitarian aid, crisis management and post-crisis assistance, Markus’ research focuses on forced displacement, human rights, youth at risk, gender-based violence, conflict management and the political economy of violent conflicts. He previously worked as a conflict researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (MPI) and as a consultant for humanitarian issues for various intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations. He graduated in sociology, social psychology, and social anthropology from universities in Saarland, Colorado and Berlin.
Publications:
- Markus Rudolf, Wanted: Good Governance—Protection of minorities and human rights in northern Iraq, 2017
- Laura Gerken, Esther Meininghaus, Tim Röing, Markus Rudolf, Freiwillige Rückkehr von Asylsuchenden, 2017
- Markus Rudolf, Casamance Secession: National Narratives of Marginalization and Integration, 2016
- Markus Rudolf, Identity Beyond ID - Diaspora within the Nation, 2016
- Heidrun Bohnet, Katja Mielke, Markus Rudolf, Conrad Schetter, Ruth Vollmer, Protected Rather Than Protracted: Strengthening Displaced Persons in Peace Processes, 2015
- Heidrun Bohnet, Markus Rudolf, Voluntary Return of Refugees: Chances for Peace and Sustainable Development?, 2015
- Markus Rudolf, Carolien Jacobs, Gloria Nguya, "Si dieu t'envoie de l'aide tu ne peux pas refuser" - continuous displacement, vulnerability, and humanitarian aid in protracted conflicts in the DRC, 2015
- Markus Rudolf, Bodo Schulze, Herausforderungen langanhaltender Flucht, 2015
- Markus Rudolf, Assessing the humanitarian response to chronic crisis in North Kivu, 2014
- Markus Rudolf, Integrating Conflict - Assessing a Thirty Years War, 2013
- Markus Rudolf, Gender and Conflict in the Casamance, 2013
- Markus Rudolf, National, Ethnic, and Creole Identities in Contemporary Upper Guinea Coast Societies, 2012
- Markus Rudolf, "Ici, personne n'est d'ici" (Nobody here is from here) - Diaspora in Senegal, 2011
