Dahrendorf Programme

Email: 

dahrendorf.programme@sant.ox.ac.uk

The Dahrendorf Programme at the European Studies Centre commemorates the College’s third Warden, Ralf Dahrendorf, one of the leading social and political thinkers of his time, and is dedicated to a subject central to his work and life. It has three main components: a Research Agenda which currently focuses on the Europe in a Changing World project, and has previously included the Europe’s Stories project, the Free Speech Debate project; an annual Ralf Dahrendorf Memorial Lecture; and an annual group of competitively selected Dahrendorf Scholars.

Team

Director (Dahrendorf Programme and Europe in a Changing World project): Dr Dimitar Bechev

Chair (Dahrendorf Programme): Professor Paul Betts

Chair (Academic Steering Committee): Professor Timothy Garton Ash 

Research Coordinator: Josef Lolacher

Administrative Assistant: Walid Elbaz

The programme is generously funded by Stiftung Mercator, with additional support from the Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit.

Prof    Timothy Garton Ash, St Antony’s College. University of Oxford

Dr       Othon Anastasakis, St Antony’s College. University of Oxford

Dr       Dimitar Bechev, St Antony’s College. University of Oxford

Prof    Paul Betts, St Antony’s College. University of Oxford

Prof    Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Princeton University

Mr      Galip Dalay, Chatham House

Prof    Faisal Devji, University of Oxford

Dr       Steven Everts, EU Institute for Security Studies

Dr       Alexander Gabuev, Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center

Mr      Misha Glenny, Institute for Human Sciences.

Prof    Andrew Hurrell, Nuffield College. University of Oxford

Prof    Erik Jones, European University Institute

Prof    Ayşe Kadıoğlu, Sabancı University

Prof    Ivan Krastev, Institute for Human Sciences

Mr      Mark Leonard, European Council on Foreign Relations.

Prof    Hartmut Mayer, Johns Hopkins, Bologna

Prof    Rana Mitter, Harvard University

Prof    Meltem Müftüler-Baç, Sabancı University

Dr       Julie Newton, St Antony’s College. University of Oxford

Prof    David Priestland, Faculty of History. University of Oxford

Prof    Anna Grzymala-Busse, Stanford University

Prof    Kalypso Nicoläidis, European University Institute