Academic partners
B-SHAPES’ academic consortium is multi- and interdisciplinary with a joint focus on border studies. One of its strengths lies in its embeddedness in borderland communities, including dense networks with policymakers and civil society organizations.
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University of Southern Denmark: Martin Klatt (coordinator)
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University of Southern Denmark: Dorte Jagetic Andersen
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Brunel University London: Katja Sarmiento-Mirwaldt
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Eötvös Loránd University: Péter Balogh
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Eurac Research: Alice Engl
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Eurac Research: Johanna Mitterhofer
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Eurac Research: Marcus Nicolson
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Halmstad University: Sara Svensson
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Halmstad University: Tomas Nilson
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Halmstad University: Oriana Miraka
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Technical University of Liberec: Hynek Böhm
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University of Oulu: Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola
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University of Oulu: Fredriika Jakola
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University of Strasbourg: Birte Wassenberg
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University of Strasbourg: Pierrick Bruyas
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University of Wrocław: Łukasz Moll
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University of Wrocław: Elzbieta Opiłowska
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University of Wrocław: Damian Bączkiewicz
Non-academic partners
B-SHAPES' scientific consortium is supplemented by non-academic partners from the heritage and creative industries, political youth, policymakers, and consultancy. These partners will function as research co-creators, facilitators, and communicators. In addition to these partners, B-SHAPES will be supported by the Youth of European Nationalities to involve young minority members in the research and dissemination activities connected with WP4, and the youth wings of political parties contesting the 2024 European elections to research and dissemination activities within WP3.
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AEBR: Martin Guillermo
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AEBR: Caitriona Mullan
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ENRS: Anna Michalska
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National Museum of History (Bulgaria): Petranka Nedelcheva
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National Museum of History (Bulgaria): Magdalena Marinova
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National Museum of History (Bulgaria): Mikhael Vaklinov
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Kreatus: Joanna Kurowska-Pysz
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Lungomare: Angelika Burtscher
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Lungomare: Daniele Lupo
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Lungomare: Marion Oberhofer
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Lungomare: Katia Anguelova