Staff
Clara Schmitz-Pranghe
Professional Career
Clara graduated in Regional Sciences of Latin America at the University of Cologne, a course of studies which combines political science, economics, Ibero–American history and Spanish. During her studies she spent one semester in Spain and several months in Mexico and Peru. In her thesis, she examined the structural change of violence in the post-conflict context of Central America analysing Central American youth gangs. In 2006, she joined bicc and worked since then on various projects in the field of conflict studies and forced migration studies.
Publications
The Role of Mobility, Networks and Reintegration Assistance after Return. Insights from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia
BICC , Bonn (2023)
OpenCyclical, temporary, no return. Multiple navigational strategies of displaced persons from Myanmar
(2019)
OpenFlucht und Binnenvertreibung in Asien: Ansatzpunkte für und Grenzen der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit
BICC , Bonn (2017)
OpenCommercial security and development: Findings from Timor-Leste, Liberia and Peru
bicc , Bonn (2012)
OpenCentral American youth gangs – A transnational social conflict. Digital Development Debates, Issue 5.
(2011)
OpenDiasporaengagement für Entwicklung und Frieden. Handlungsspielräume und Kapazitäten der äthiopischen Diaspora in Deutschland
BAMF, GIZ , Nürnberg (2011)
OpenDiasporas and peace: A comparative assessment of Somali and Ethiopian communities in Europe
BICC , Bonn (2010)
OpenDifferentiating the diaspora: Reflections on diasporic engagement ‘for peace’ in the Horn of Africa (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers No. 124).
Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology , Halle/Saale (2010)
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