Dr. Judith Nora Hardt
VITA
Biografie
Dr. phil. (PhD) Internationale Beziehungen DEA (entspricht M.A.) Internationale Beziehungen, Internationales Recht und Rechtsgeschichte B. Sc. Internationales Waldökosystem-Management Bio Judith Nora Hardt arbeitet als Postdoktorandin am deutsch-französischen Forschungszentrum für Sozialwissenschaften Centre Marc Bloch. Im Jahr 2014 promovierte Judith in den Internationalen Beziehungen an der Universität des Baskenlandes (Spanien). Sie arbeitete als Dozentin für Internationale Beziehungen, Naturschutz und Sozioökonomie an Hochschule für Nachhaltige Entwicklung Eberswalde (Deutschland) und ist seit 2017 Teil der Forschungsgruppe „Klimawandel und Sicherheit“ an der Universität Hamburg. Außerdem ist sie assoziierte Wissenschaftlerin am Institut für Friedensforschung und Sicherheitspolitik (IFSH, Hamburg). Seit März 2021 ist sie Projektleiterin des dreijährigen deutsch-französischen Projekts „Multiple Crises: Covid-19 and the Entanglements of Public Health, Security and Ecology in Europe“, gefördert durch das Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung. Sie ist aktiv im Netzwerk von Wissenschaftlern für die Zukunft. Zu ihren Büchern und begutachteten Veröffentlichungen gehören: Hardt, Judith Nora: Environmental Security in the Anthropocene. Assessing Theory and Practice (London: Routledge, 2018);
„Encounters between Security and the Earth System Sciences: Planetary Boundaries and Hothouse Earth“, in Chandler, David, Rothe, Delf und Müller, Franziska (Hrsg.): International Relations in the Anthropocene: New Actors, new Agencies and new approaches (London: Palgrave, 2021);
„The United Nations Security Council at the Forefront of (Climate) Change? Verwirrung, Pattsituation, Unwissenheit“, in: Politik und Regieren, 9,4: 5-15. Open Access (2021);
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Mutterinstitut:
Centre Marc Bloch
Forscherin und Projektleiterin; Chercheur; Postdoctoral Researcher
FORSCHUNG
Titel der Dissertation:
Environmental Security in the Anthropocene
Institution der Dissertation:
University of the Basque Country
Betreuer*in
Dr. Karlos Pérez de Armiño
Forschungsthema
Research Fields & Expertise International Relations and Political Theory;
Security Studies;
Peace & Conflict Studies;
Global Governance;
Climate Politics and Climate Security Research Projects Judith's research is based on a critical-normative approach and aims to develop the conceptualizations of security, conflict, human well-being and justice via the new readings of human-nature relations. The forms and roles of agency, expertise, power and normative foundations within global governance are further constitutive elements of her research. The emerging Anthropocene Studies and the question of the changing critical theories in this context are also part of her research. With association to the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy of the University of Hamburg (IFSH), she led the project “Climate change in security perceptions, conceptions and practice at the United Nations Security Council” (2019-2020), which was funded by the German Federal Foreign Office. One of the central aims of her research is to overcome the several challenges of the climate security field and to thereby advance the development of the climate security agenda with the joined forces of the triangulation of theory and practice, developing new policy approaches and recommendations. Since March 1st 2021, she has been the project manager of the Franco-German project (BMBF) Multiple Crises. Covid-19 and the Entanglements of Public Health, Security and Ecology in Europe. This three-year project, which is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, examines the entanglement and interaction of different crisis phenomena that are particularly evident as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using the three major subject areas of public health, safety and ecology, concrete interdependencies between these phenomena, which are perceived as “existential crises”, are identified and analyzed. One of the central aims of her research is to advance the development of the climate security agenda with the joined forces of the triangulation of theory and practice, developing new policy approaches and recommendations. She is active in the Network of Scientists For Future.;
Research Fields & Expertise International Relations and Political Theory;
Security Studies;
Peace & Conflict Studies;
Global Governance;
Climate Politics and Climate Security Research Projects Judith's research is based on a critical-normative approach and aims to develop the conceptualizations of security, conflict, human well-being and justice via the new readings of human-nature relations. The forms and roles of agency, expertise, power and normative foundations within global governance are further constitutive elements of her research. The emerging Anthropocene Studies and the question of the changing critical theories in this context are also part of her research. With association to the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy of the University of Hamburg (IFSH), she led the project “Climate change in security perceptions, conceptions and practice at the United Nations Security Council” (2019-2020), which was funded by the German Federal Foreign Office. One of the central aims of her research is to overcome the several challenges of the climate security field and to thereby advance the development of the climate security agenda with the joined forces of the triangulation of theory and practice, developing new policy approaches and recommendations. Since March 1st 2021, she has been the project manager of the Franco-German project (BMBF) Multiple Crises. Covid-19 and the Entanglements of Public Health, Security and Ecology in Europe. This three-year project, which is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, examines the entanglement and interaction of different crisis phenomena that are particularly evident as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using the three major subject areas of public health, safety and ecology, concrete interdependencies between these phenomena, which are perceived as “existential crises”, are identified and analyzed. One of the central aims of her research is to advance the development of the climate security agenda with the joined forces of the triangulation of theory and practice, developing new policy approaches and recommendations. She is active in the Network of Scientists For Future. Professional memberships International Studies Association;
International Political Science Association;
European Consortium of Political Research;
German Political Science Association;
Federation of German Scientists;
Advisory Board Scientists for Future;
Research fields & Expertise International Relations and Political Theory;
Security Studies;
Peace & Conflict Studies;
Global Governance;
Climate Politics and Climate Security Research projects Judith's research is based on a critical-normative approach and aims to develop the conceptualizations of security, conflict, human well-being and justice via the new readings of human-nature relations. The forms and roles of agency, expertise, power and normative foundations within global governance are further constitutive elements of her research. The emerging Anthropocene Studies and the question of the changing critical theories in this context are also part of her research. With association to the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy of the University of Hamburg (IFSH), she led the project “Climate change in security perceptions, conceptions and practice at the United Nations Security Council” (2019-2020), which was funded by the German Federal Foreign Office. One of the central aims of her research is to overcome the several challenges of the climate security field and to thereby advance the development of the climate security agenda with the joined forces of the triangulation of theory and practice, developing new policy approaches and recommendations. Since March 1st 2021, she has been the project manager of the Franco-German project (BMBF) Multiple Crises. Covid-19 and the Entanglements of Public Health, Security and Ecology in Europe. This three-year project, which is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, examines the entanglement and interaction of different crisis phenomena that are particularly evident as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using the three major subject areas of public health, safety and ecology, concrete interdependencies between these phenomena, which are perceived as “existential crises”, are identified and analyzed. One of the central aims of her research is to advance the development of the climate security agenda with the joined forces of the triangulation of theory and practice, developing new policy approaches and recommendations. She is active in the Network of Scientists For Future. Professional memberships International Studies Association;
International Political Science Association;
European Consortium of Political Research;
German Political Science Association;
Federation of German Scientists;
Advisory Board Scientists for Future