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Doerthe Rosenow is a Lecturer in International Relations with over 10 years of experience teaching and researching in higher education. She has lectured at Oxford Brookes University and Royal Holloway, University of London. Doerthe holds a PhD in War Studies from King’s College London and focuses her research on Indigenous radical Black thought and settler colonialism in International Relations. Her work explores how these concepts influence understandings of the colonial present and foster location-specific, globally connected analyses. She contributes to debates on the historical and present-day transnational solidarity between German and North American Indigenous activists, addressing concepts of 'German colonial innocence'. Doerthe's research is interdisciplinary, bridging International Relations, cultural studies, Indigenous studies, anthropology, human geography, and continental philosophy. She has published the book 'Un-making Environmental Activism: Modern/Colonial Binaries in the GMO Controversy' via Routledge in 2018 and co-edited the book 'Vulnerability Politics Care: Transdisciplinary Dialogues'.
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