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Tiffany G. Williams is a postdoctoral researcher in the “Resilience in the South Caucasus: prospects and challenges of a new EU foreign policy concept” project at the Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena Institute for Caucasus Studies. Her postdoctoral research focuses on incorporating strategic foresight and resilience-building in EU-funded public administration initiatives implemented in the South Caucasus. She earned her PhD at Universität Wien while a Marie Skłodowska Curie Fellow at the Institut für Höhere Studien in Vienna, and earned a Master of Public Administration at Cornell University.
Europe (Central and Eastern), Comparative Politics, Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Contentious Politics, Democratisation, Ethnic Conflict, European Politics, European Union, Foreign Policy, Globalisation, Governance, Government, Human Rights, Institutions, Integration, International Relations, National Identity, Nationalism, NATO, Policy Analysis, Political Competition, Political Economy, Political Methodology, Political Theory, Political Violence, Public Administration, Public Policy, Regionalism, Security, Social Policy, Terrorism, Transitional States, UN, Voting, Identity, Qualitative, Quantitative, Agenda-Setting, Europeanisation through Law, Euroscepticism, Mixed Methods, National Perspective, Peace, Policy Change, Policy Implementation, Power, Southern Europe, Survey Research, Voting Behaviour, Member States, Policy-Making, Political Cultures, Transitional justice
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