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Lisa-Marie Geltinger is a research assistant at the Chair of International Politics and Transatlantic Relations at the University of Regensburg. She completed her Master's degree in Democracy Studies in 2019 with a thesis on "North Korea's nuclear and missile strategy and its international opponents". During her Bachelor and Master studies she participated in several study-trips abroad (Ukraine, Washington), acquired knowledge of the Arabic language during an extra-curricular stay in Jordan and worked as an intern and working student at the Academy of Politics and Current Affairs of the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation (HSS).
In her research, Ms. Geltinger focuses on U.S. foreign, security and defense policy, strategic issues of smouldering nuclear conflicts (especially North Korea and Iran), and the ongoing crises and conflicts in the Middle East. In her PhD-project, she is investigating the role of non-state proxies in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Developing her own model, she attempts to make the changes in Iranian foreign policy since the Islamic Revolution of 1979 tangible, comprehensible and interpretable.
Since summer 2020 her PhD-project is supported by a scholarship for talented students of the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation. In addition, since October 2020 Lisa-Marie Geltinger is a full member of the "Kölner Forum für Internationale Beziehungen und Sicherheitspolitik e.V." (KFIBS) as well as member and author of the KFIBS research group "USA/Transatlantic Relations/NATO". In the spring of 2022 she will contribute to a KFIBS anthology (new edition) at Springer VS, which retrospectively examines the US Iran policy under President Obama and also deals with the nuclear agreement of 2015. She is also chairwoman of the alumni association "Philopolis - Freunde der Politikwissenschaft e.V." at the University of Regensburg.
research
- US foreign, security and defense policy
- Transatlantic Relations
- Iranian foreign and security policy
- Crises and conflicts in the Near and Middle East
- Smoldering nuclear conflicts - especially Iran and North Korea
- Research on the Causes of War in International Relations (IB)
COURSES
Current
Introduction to International Politics (Basic Course) WT 2020/21
Range of topics: Theories of International Relations; German, American and European foreign and security policy; NATO; UNO; current crises and debates in international politics
Completed
Introduction to International Politics (Basic Course) WT 2019/20
Research on the Causes of War in International Politics -
How do wars arise and how can they be prevented? (seminar) WT 2019/20
International organized crime (practical seminar) WT 2019/20
publications
Beiträge in zeitschriftenähnlichen Organen:
Geltinger, Lisa-Marie: Die Zukunft des iranischen Atomabkommens. In: Politische Studien, 69. Jg., H. 481, 2018, S.12-15.
Buchbesprechungen:
Fuhrig, Nico u. Kälker, Kevin: Israel und das Szenario eines Präventivschlags gegen den Iran. Baden-Baden: Nomos-Verlagsgesellschaft, 2017. In: Politische Studien, 69. Jg., H.479, 2018, S. 83-84.
Voigt, Rüdiger: Die Arroganz der Macht. Hochmut kommt vor dem Fall. Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 2017. In: Politische Studien, 69. Jg., H.479, 2018, S. 87-88.
Medienbeiträge:
Geltinger, Lisa-Marie: Brennpunkt Iran. Kann Europa das Atomabkommen mit dem Iran retten? Online-Beitrag, HSS, 02.07.2018. Online abrufbar unter URL: (https://www.hss.de/news/detail/kann-europa-das-atomabkommen-mit-dem-iran-retten-news3169/).
