GOP Freiburg team 2018-2019
The Global Order Team Freiburg is a group of students at the University College Freiburg (UCF). This year, we explore the 'Boundaries of Regulation' in four key developing areas: artificial intelligence, outer space, genome editing and the internet.
Luisa Gertsgrasser
Luisa is in her second year of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the UCF and majors in Life Sciences. She is particularly interested in topics within the field of Public Health but also the topic of Genome Editing. For her, the Global Order Projects offers a perfect opportunity to analyze and discuss topics like these with an interdisciplinary approach and strengthen the exchange between students and experts.
Solveig Maria
Solveig is a second year student of the Liberal Arts and Sciences program, majoring in Governance. She is particularly interested in international relations and the role of journalism in political conflicts. She believes that the Global Order Project not only offers a perfect platform to analyze and discuss international challenges from an interdisciplinary point of view, but also to promote and strengthen intellectual exchange between students and experts.
Paul Weber
Paul is in his fourth year at UCF, having just returned from a year abroad at Sciences-Po Aix-en-Provence. He joined the GOP Team in the hope of cultivating a sphere of discussion outside the classroom with other motivated students and interesting speakers. Within his major Governance his interests lie particularly in the areas of international relations, conflict studies, and international law. ‘Regulation’ is an ambivalent concept in these disciplines. Holding promise at times yet also often disappointing hopes in the international anarchy. Together with the GOP Team, Paul is looking forward to exploring the boundaries of regulation and possibly discuss what holds us from breaking them, together with many interesting speakers.
Caren Sausmikat
Caren joined The Gobal Order Project in her first year of studying Liberal Arts and Sciences at UCF. With an interest in international relations and sustainable societies, she is looking forward to exploring the topic of “the boundaries of regulations”.
Jule is a first year student at UCF and is interested in majoring in Governance. She joined the Global Order Project to broaden her horizon on a variety of topics and to connect with inspiring people. She is looking forward to engaging in an interdisciplinary dialogue between students and experts on this year's broad topic of "boundaries of regulations". Together with Luisa and Katarina Jule takes care of the finances of the committee.
Luna Mahler
Luna is in her first year of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Program. She has joined the Global Order Project because the vision of bringing professionals and students together for this year’s global issues, interests her. She is especially interested in Neuroscience and therefore looks forward to the talks about Genome Editing. Further, she is part of the Logistics Team.
Nermin Abbassi
Nermin is in her fourth year of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the UCF. Majoring in Governance, her main interests are security and conflicts studies with a focus on the Middle east and migration studies. Her main interest in joining the GoP is developing an interdisciplinary approach to current global issues.
Radu Diaconescu
Radu is a first year student at University College Freiburg, with an interest in complex human systems, especially the internet. He has become involved with 2018-2019's Global Order Project because he wishes to participate in the debate surrounding the year's topic, regulation at the technological boundaries, which he sees as crucial to the shared future of humanity.
Thilo Krechlak
Thilo started studying Liberal Arts and Sciences at University College Freiburg in 2018 and is looking forward to his studies with an interest in the major specialization Governance.Thilo hopes to broaden his understanding of international matters with the Global Order Project. Furthermore, he aspires to discuss and work with others on finding interdisciplinary solutions to issues of global interest.
