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On Tuesday, 12 April, the BGHS Welcome Day for the summer semester 2022 took place, due to the current uncertain covid situation via Zoom. The BGHS directors Klaus Weinhauer and Ruth Ayaß welcomed the new doctoral researchers, who had the opportunity to introduce themselves and get to know the doctoral representatives and the BGHS office staff. Sabine Schäfer then introduced the BGHS training and study programme. We wish all new members a wonderful start to their doctorate at the BGHS.

New BGHS doctoral researchers and their projects:

• Iris Bartelt (Soziologie): Reconstructing the International Labour Organization’s embeddedness in its inter-organizational environment
• Sarah Brunsmeier (Soziologie): Social integration at the digitalized workplace: Investigating direct and indirect effects of digital assistance systems on workplace relationships
• Kai-Sören Falkenhain (Soziologie): Zivilgesellschaftliche Integration durch Konflikt? Funktionen, Verläufe und Folgen migrantischer und nichtmigrantischer Konflikte in Duisburg
• Michael Götzelmann (Geschichtswissenschaft): Vergleichen in alternativen Weltentwürfen vergangener Gegenwarten
• Dorothée Grünholz (Soziologie): Vom Sinn und Unsinn der ökonomischen Sicherheit – Machtvergleiche in Deutschland, Frankreich und Großbritannien
• Meng-Hsi Pan (Soziologie): Chinese Diaspora in Germany and their “Chinese Dream”: An Analysis of Chinese Nationalism through the Lens of Migration
• Katrin Rickmeier (Soziologie): Effects of Local Labour Market Conditions on Individual Labour Market Behaviour in Germany
• Stephan Schütze (Soziologie): Internal Migration and the Transformation of Regional Electorates
• Phanmika Sua-Ngam-Iam (Soziologie): Dienstwege in der öffentlichen Verwaltung - Empirische Fallstudie eines zugelassenen kommunalen Kreis-Jobcenters
• Natia Tsaritova (Soziologie): The Role of Inter-Organizational Cooperation for the Arctic Council and the Advancement of Sustainable Development in the Arctic

You can find the Welcome Day presentation here: