Clara Egger
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3598346 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Clara Egger |
| NOMBRES | Clara |
| APELLIDO | Egger |
| FIRMA | EGGER C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Groningen |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7293-111X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Reimagining Research Ethics for the Participatory and Transformative Turn
As academic research becomes more participatory and transformation-oriented, university ethics governance faces mounting pressure to move beyond procedural compliance. Existing ethics review systems are often criticised for risk aversion and standardisation, yet less attention has been paid to how ethics governance is enacted, interpreted, and negotiated by those who administer it. This study examines how institutional ethics review can function …
Extracting and classifying exceptional Covid‐19 measures from multilingual legal texts
This paper contributes to ongoing scholarly debates on the merits and limitations of computational legal text analysis by reflecting on the results of a research project documenting exceptional COVID‐19 management measures in Europe. The variety of exceptional measures adopted in countries characterized by different legal systems and natural languages, as well as the rapid evolution of such measures, pose considerable challenges to manual textual…
The politics and spaces of public-private partnerships in humanitarian tech innovations
The past decade has seen a growing engagement of tech companies in conflict settings to develop multifaceted technological innovations, including digital biometric identification to register refugees, commercial drones to deliver cargo, and big data-fuelled algorithms to predict the spread of crises. Humanitarian technology has been largely acclaimed as a way of making aid more effective and of triggering a paradigm shift in humanitarian governan…
Organizations Involved in Humanitarian Action
Although the humanitarian sector has gained prominence in the management of contemporary conflicts, data on the diversity of organizations involved in humanitarian aid are scarce and do not rely on well-founded inclusion criteria. This lack of data limits not only our knowledge of humanitarian action but also our understanding of international security and of non-state actors’ role in foreign aid. The Humanitarian Organisations Dataset (HOD) seek…
I Do it My Way
To contain the spread of the COVID-19, governments have designed and implemented a large range of exceptional measures. Yet, the restrictive nature of the policy options chosen and the severity of their enforcement mechanisms considerably vary across countries. Focusing on the case of the European Union—a group of closely connected nations which develop some forms of supranational policy coordination to manage the pandemic—, we first map the dive…
Transnational Solidarity under Stress? Foreign Aid in the Wake of the Covid-19 Crisis
A study conducted in March 2021 by the United Nations Development Programme and the Pardee Center for International Futures at the University of Denver estimated that the multi-dimensional effects of the Covid-19 crisis could drive over 1 billion people to be living in extreme poverty by 2030 (UNDP 2021) if no action is taken to mitigate the impacts of the crisis. This echoes wider concerns about the impacts of the pandemic on global needs and tr…
Terrorist campaigns and the growth of the Muslim population
A recently published paper in this journal (Choi, 2021) establishes a statistical link between, on the one hand, Islamist terrorist campaigns – including terrorist attacks and online propaganda – and, on the other the growth of the Muslim population. The author explains this result by stating that successful campaigns lead some individuals to convert to Islam. In this commentary, we intend to reply to this article by focusing on the impact of ter…
Les citoyens évaluent-ils correctement la qualité de la démocratie dans leur pays
En comparant les données individuelles des enquêtes European Values Studies (EVS) sur la perception subjective du caractère démocratique du pays de résidence avec plusieurs indicateurs de la qualité de la démocratie pour 23 pays, nous montrons que l’évaluation subjective et les indicateurs internationaux de la qualité démocratique sont fortement associés au niveau agrégé. Nous analysons ensuite ce résultat en évaluant les caractéristiques des per…
Les interventions militaires sont-elles une cause du « terrorisme
Une multitude d’études quantitatives ont conclu que l’interventionnisme militaire est un facteur explicatif central du terrorisme. Pourtant, cette littérature est rarement mobilisée dans le champ des études francophones. Ce point aveugle semble découler d’une méfiance par rapport aux soubassements positivistes de ces études quantitatives et leur manque apparent de réflexivité par rapport à la notion de terrorisme. Ce texte présente l’argument sel…
Guerre et contre-terrorisme
Andromaque : il m'a jur que cette guerre tait la dernire Cassandre : C'tait la dernire. La suivante l'attend . Giraudoux J., La Guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu, Paris, Bernard Grasset, 1935, p. 12 (acte 1, scne premire) Q uel est le rle du contre-terrorisme guerrier, et plus gnralement des interventions militaires, dans la gense de la violence dite terroriste ? Cette question a merg dans le dbat public francophone -et principalement franais - la …
The Role of Islamist Ideology in Shaping Muslims Believers’ Attitudes toward Terrorism
This article investigates the role religious beliefs play in leading European Muslims to justify terrorism, using survey data collected in twenty-one countries. Results show that the factors leading Muslims to justify terrorism contextually vary. Where Muslims are predominant, this probability decreases with the importance respondents assign to religion, while it increases where Muslims are a minority. We find no evidence in support of the thesis…
Just part-time lovers? Competition, coercive coordination, and friendship among international Ingos
This article starts from the premise that, due to a lack of dedicated incentives as well as the size of the population, International Non-Governmental Oragnzations (INGOs) are more likely to compete than to cooperate. Drawing upon collective action and principal-agent theories, this research provides a field-level perspective on INGOs’ cooperative strategies. Building on an analysis of two very diverse cases (human rights protection in Kosovo and…
L’approche globale à l’européenne
Cet article s’intéresse à la façon dont les rivalités entre les acteurs européens au sein de la configuration de la gestion de crise européenne en Somalie ont façonné un modèle propre à l’UE en la matière. À partir de données collectées sur le terrain au moyen d’entretiens, l’article plaide pour une meilleure prise en compte des stratégies conflictuelles des acteurs européens dans l’analyse de la politique étrangère européenne. Dans cette perspec…
Bibliographie / Bibliography
Partners for peace, peaceful partners? On the relations between UN, regional and non-state peacebuilders in Somalia
Somalia is one of the most telling examples of the changes that have affected peacebuilding in recent decades. Building peace in Somalia is a multidimensional endeavour involving a large number of global, regional and non-state actors which raises significant issues around coordination. Based on extensive field research in Kenya, this paper addresses three interrelated issues. First, it fills a gap in the existing literature in peacebuilding in S…
I Do it My Way
To contain the spread of the COVID-19, governments have designed and implemented a large range of exceptional measures. Yet, the restrictive nature of the policy options chosen and the severity of their enforcement mechanisms considerably vary across countries. Focusing on the case of the European Union—a group of closely connected nations which develop some forms of supranational policy coordination to manage the pandemic—, we first map the dive…
The Role of Islamist Ideology in Shaping Muslims Believers’ Attitudes toward Terrorism
This article investigates the role religious beliefs play in leading European Muslims to justify terrorism, using survey data collected in twenty-one countries. Results show that the factors leading Muslims to justify terrorism contextually vary. Where Muslims are predominant, this probability decreases with the importance respondents assign to religion, while it increases where Muslims are a minority. We find no evidence in support of the thesis…
Extracting and classifying exceptional Covid‐19 measures from multilingual legal texts
This paper contributes to ongoing scholarly debates on the merits and limitations of computational legal text analysis by reflecting on the results of a research project documenting exceptional COVID‐19 management measures in Europe. The variety of exceptional measures adopted in countries characterized by different legal systems and natural languages, as well as the rapid evolution of such measures, pose considerable challenges to manual textual…
Organizations Involved in Humanitarian Action
Although the humanitarian sector has gained prominence in the management of contemporary conflicts, data on the diversity of organizations involved in humanitarian aid are scarce and do not rely on well-founded inclusion criteria. This lack of data limits not only our knowledge of humanitarian action but also our understanding of international security and of non-state actors’ role in foreign aid. The Humanitarian Organisations Dataset (HOD) seek…
Terrorist campaigns and the growth of the Muslim population
A recently published paper in this journal (Choi, 2021) establishes a statistical link between, on the one hand, Islamist terrorist campaigns – including terrorist attacks and online propaganda – and, on the other the growth of the Muslim population. The author explains this result by stating that successful campaigns lead some individuals to convert to Islam. In this commentary, we intend to reply to this article by focusing on the impact of ter…
L’approche globale à l’européenne
Cet article s’intéresse à la façon dont les rivalités entre les acteurs européens au sein de la configuration de la gestion de crise européenne en Somalie ont façonné un modèle propre à l’UE en la matière. À partir de données collectées sur le terrain au moyen d’entretiens, l’article plaide pour une meilleure prise en compte des stratégies conflictuelles des acteurs européens dans l’analyse de la politique étrangère européenne. Dans cette perspec…
Bibliographie / Bibliography
Partners for peace, peaceful partners? On the relations between UN, regional and non-state peacebuilders in Somalia
Somalia is one of the most telling examples of the changes that have affected peacebuilding in recent decades. Building peace in Somalia is a multidimensional endeavour involving a large number of global, regional and non-state actors which raises significant issues around coordination. Based on extensive field research in Kenya, this paper addresses three interrelated issues. First, it fills a gap in the existing literature in peacebuilding in S…
Partners for peace, peaceful partners? On the relations between UN, regional and non-state peacebuilders in Somalia
Somalia is one of the most telling examples of the changes that have affected peacebuilding in recent decades. Building peace in Somalia is a multidimensional endeavour involving a large number of global, regional and non-state actors which raises significant issues around coordination. Based on extensive field research in Kenya, this paper addresses three interrelated issues. First, it fills a gap in the existing literature in peacebuilding in S…
L’approche globale à l’européenne
Cet article s’intéresse à la façon dont les rivalités entre les acteurs européens au sein de la configuration de la gestion de crise européenne en Somalie ont façonné un modèle propre à l’UE en la matière. À partir de données collectées sur le terrain au moyen d’entretiens, l’article plaide pour une meilleure prise en compte des stratégies conflictuelles des acteurs européens dans l’analyse de la politique étrangère européenne. Dans cette perspec…
Bibliographie / Bibliography
Just part-time lovers? Competition, coercive coordination, and friendship among international Ingos
This article starts from the premise that, due to a lack of dedicated incentives as well as the size of the population, International Non-Governmental Oragnzations (INGOs) are more likely to compete than to cooperate. Drawing upon collective action and principal-agent theories, this research provides a field-level perspective on INGOs’ cooperative strategies. Building on an analysis of two very diverse cases (human rights protection in Kosovo and…
The Role of Islamist Ideology in Shaping Muslims Believers’ Attitudes toward Terrorism
This article investigates the role religious beliefs play in leading European Muslims to justify terrorism, using survey data collected in twenty-one countries. Results show that the factors leading Muslims to justify terrorism contextually vary. Where Muslims are predominant, this probability decreases with the importance respondents assign to religion, while it increases where Muslims are a minority. We find no evidence in support of the thesis…
I Do it My Way
To contain the spread of the COVID-19, governments have designed and implemented a large range of exceptional measures. Yet, the restrictive nature of the policy options chosen and the severity of their enforcement mechanisms considerably vary across countries. Focusing on the case of the European Union—a group of closely connected nations which develop some forms of supranational policy coordination to manage the pandemic—, we first map the dive…
Transnational Solidarity under Stress? Foreign Aid in the Wake of the Covid-19 Crisis
A study conducted in March 2021 by the United Nations Development Programme and the Pardee Center for International Futures at the University of Denver estimated that the multi-dimensional effects of the Covid-19 crisis could drive over 1 billion people to be living in extreme poverty by 2030 (UNDP 2021) if no action is taken to mitigate the impacts of the crisis. This echoes wider concerns about the impacts of the pandemic on global needs and tr…
Terrorist campaigns and the growth of the Muslim population
A recently published paper in this journal (Choi, 2021) establishes a statistical link between, on the one hand, Islamist terrorist campaigns – including terrorist attacks and online propaganda – and, on the other the growth of the Muslim population. The author explains this result by stating that successful campaigns lead some individuals to convert to Islam. In this commentary, we intend to reply to this article by focusing on the impact of ter…
Les citoyens évaluent-ils correctement la qualité de la démocratie dans leur pays
En comparant les données individuelles des enquêtes European Values Studies (EVS) sur la perception subjective du caractère démocratique du pays de résidence avec plusieurs indicateurs de la qualité de la démocratie pour 23 pays, nous montrons que l’évaluation subjective et les indicateurs internationaux de la qualité démocratique sont fortement associés au niveau agrégé. Nous analysons ensuite ce résultat en évaluant les caractéristiques des per…
Les interventions militaires sont-elles une cause du « terrorisme
Une multitude d’études quantitatives ont conclu que l’interventionnisme militaire est un facteur explicatif central du terrorisme. Pourtant, cette littérature est rarement mobilisée dans le champ des études francophones. Ce point aveugle semble découler d’une méfiance par rapport aux soubassements positivistes de ces études quantitatives et leur manque apparent de réflexivité par rapport à la notion de terrorisme. Ce texte présente l’argument sel…
Guerre et contre-terrorisme
Andromaque : il m'a jur que cette guerre tait la dernire Cassandre : C'tait la dernire. La suivante l'attend . Giraudoux J., La Guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu, Paris, Bernard Grasset, 1935, p. 12 (acte 1, scne premire) Q uel est le rle du contre-terrorisme guerrier, et plus gnralement des interventions militaires, dans la gense de la violence dite terroriste ? Cette question a merg dans le dbat public francophone -et principalement franais - la …
Organizations Involved in Humanitarian Action
Although the humanitarian sector has gained prominence in the management of contemporary conflicts, data on the diversity of organizations involved in humanitarian aid are scarce and do not rely on well-founded inclusion criteria. This lack of data limits not only our knowledge of humanitarian action but also our understanding of international security and of non-state actors’ role in foreign aid. The Humanitarian Organisations Dataset (HOD) seek…
The politics and spaces of public-private partnerships in humanitarian tech innovations
The past decade has seen a growing engagement of tech companies in conflict settings to develop multifaceted technological innovations, including digital biometric identification to register refugees, commercial drones to deliver cargo, and big data-fuelled algorithms to predict the spread of crises. Humanitarian technology has been largely acclaimed as a way of making aid more effective and of triggering a paradigm shift in humanitarian governan…
Extracting and classifying exceptional Covid‐19 measures from multilingual legal texts
This paper contributes to ongoing scholarly debates on the merits and limitations of computational legal text analysis by reflecting on the results of a research project documenting exceptional COVID‐19 management measures in Europe. The variety of exceptional measures adopted in countries characterized by different legal systems and natural languages, as well as the rapid evolution of such measures, pose considerable challenges to manual textual…
Reimagining Research Ethics for the Participatory and Transformative Turn
As academic research becomes more participatory and transformation-oriented, university ethics governance faces mounting pressure to move beyond procedural compliance. Existing ethics review systems are often criticised for risk aversion and standardisation, yet less attention has been paid to how ethics governance is enacted, interpreted, and negotiated by those who administer it. This study examines how institutional ethics review can function …
Political science (13 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Peacebuilding and International Security (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Development economics (4 obras) · International Development and Aid (4 obras) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (4 obras)