Hannah Oorts

@hannahoorts.bsky.social

PhD Researcher connected to the Free University of Brussels (VUB) and University of Warwick (she/her) ☁️ Working on topics of #representation #performance and #claimmaking ☁️ (Mostly) Based in #Brussels

Minder ontwikkelingssamenwerking betekent niet dat de wereld stopt met branden. Alleen dat wij wegkijken terwijl ze brandt. De prijs van besparen is duidelijk: instabiliteit, onveiligheid, verloren geloofwaardigheid, gebroken mensenlevens.

Solidariteit is geen luxe: wereldwijde aanval op ontwikkelingssamenwerking is een strategische fout

Kortzichtigheid heeft een prijs, stellen de directeurs van zeven Belgische ngo’s, waaronder 11.11.11, Memisa, Dokters van de Wereld en Damiaanactie. Els Hertogen en anderen waarschuwen voor het uitbli...

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🚨 Call for 2 postdocs! The EDGE team at VUB is hiring! We’re looking for researchers to rethink democracy in Europe: climate, representation & inequality 🔍🌍 Start: Fall 2025 Location: Brussels 🇧🇪 Deadline: 20 June Info & how to apply 👉 tinyurl.com/zpw3p6z7

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👉Last chance to submit your abstracts! 👈 Hope to see everyone interested in #performance, #polarisation, #populism and #democracy there! It's going to be a day filled with an inspiring keynote by prof. Paula Diehl and exchange amongst amazing scholars!! ✨

Hannah Oorts@hannahoorts.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨10 More days to submit your abstract! 🚨 Join us at the @warwickpais.bsky.social for an engaging workshop on #performanging in times of #polarisation!

🚨Publication alert! 🚨 Happy to announce the publication of my first solo academic work! I critique how 'convergence' is deployed in debates about the Eurozone crisis and beyond, offering a constructivist edge to discussions about capitalist restructuring in the Eurozone. doi.org/10.1111/jcms...

Opening the Black Box of ‘Convergence’ in the European Monetary Union: A Discursive Analysis

‘Convergence’ stands out as a prominent signifier in discourse about the European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), recently also gaining prominence in debates within Comparative Political Economy (...

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