Dahrendorf Scholars and Essays
Dahrendorf Scholars and Essays
Each year three St Antony’s students are selected by a competitive process to work on the Research Agenda of the Programme and to undertake a piece of independent research on a subject related to the study of freedom. The scholars are selected on the basis of written applications, and interviews when necessary, by a committee of Fellows of the College. Among their obligations is to write a free-form essay on a topic of their choice. Click on the links below to read Dahrendorf essays from previous years.
The 2021 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Iyone Agboraw Black Britons: Seeking Freedom, Creating Freedom. |
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Laura Ballerini The ‘White Student Complex’: Are White European Students Facing an Identity Crisis? |
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David Saveliev Fuelling a Revolution: Assessing the influence of new media on Belarusian identity during the 2020-21 protests |
The 2020 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Valerie Gutmann Home, Freedom, and European Identity: Perspectives from European Graduate Students in the Age of Brexit |
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Ellen Leafstedt Europe Is Ours’: Russian Discourses on the European Populist Right and the Re-Imagining of Russia’s Place in Europe |
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Reja Wyss The European divide on climate change: The Fridays for Future movement and the future of Europe |
The 2019 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Jihane Benamar Never Again The "Gendarme of Europe"? Morocco's Changing Regional Role and the Migration Question |
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Maeve Moynihan Project Ireland 2040: The Freedom to Migrate in Ireland's Future Vision of Itself |
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Auguste Breteau |
The 2018 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Robert Gorwa GLASNOST! Nine ways Facebook can make itself a better forum for free speech and democracy |
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Yasmina Abouzzohour Red Lines in the Kingdoms of Benevolent Dictators: The role of freedom of speech in the potential pathways to democracy in different authoritarian settings |
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Milica Radovic The Yugoslav Wars as a Taboo in the Western Balkans |
The 2017 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Xiaoyu Lu |
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Jonathan Raspe Das wird man ja wohl noch kritisieren dürfen! Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Criticism in German, or Why the Jews are to blame for the AfD |
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William Allen Representing Freedom and Force: How Data Visualisations Convey the Complex Realities of Migration |
The 2016 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Helen Haft |
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Iris Nxumalo-De Smidt Epistemic Communities of Freedom in Sub-Saharan Africa: Negotiating and Refashioning Womanhood in Africa |
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Renzhi Li |
The 2015 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Monica Richter |
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Jalal Imran |
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Suzanne Robin |
The 2014 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Ava Hess |
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Max Gallien Last Thoughts of Al-Bernameg: Bassem Youssef and the Egyptian Struggle for Freedom of Speech |
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Yu Tao |
The 2013 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Katherine Bruce-Lockhart From Hate Speech to Self-Censorship: The Role of the Media in Kenya's 2007 & 2013 Elections |
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Bassam Gergi For Jobs and Freedom, 50 Years On: The Struggle for Racial Equality in the Age of Obama |
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Rory MacCarthy Who is threatening free speech in post-revolutionary Tunisia? |
The 2012 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Annabelle Chapman |
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Andrew Clark |
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Rutger Kaput |
The 2011 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Jacob Amis |
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Katharine Engelhart |
The 2010 Dahrendorf Scholars |
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Dominic Burbidge |
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Andreas Knab A Bargain with Fate: to diffuse the threat of online Jihadism, we must stick to our guns |
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Christopher Kutarna Democracy, Unbundled Objectivity, Subjectivity, and the Search for Common Ground |
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Xibai Xu |
