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Graphical identity area

• A - Theory
• B - Governance Institutions
  • B2 - Governance Export by Regional Organizations
    • Project Description
    • Publications
    • Schedule and activities
    • Team
  • B6 - Local Governance in Morocco and Jordan
  • B7 - Rule of Law and Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood
  • B8 - International Law and Governance Institutions
  • B9 - Legitimacy in Areas of Limited Statehood
  • B10 - Law, Security and Order in Early Medieval Kingdoms
  • B13 - System Change and Refugee Crisis: The Transformation of Governance Institutions in China, 1945-1957
• C - Security
• D - Welfare and Environment
• First Project Phase 2006-2009

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Mathis Lohaus

Mathis Lohaus is a student of political science (M.A.) at Freie Universität Berlin and received a bachelor degree in political science from University of Bremen. His fields of interest are international relations and transnational governance, with emphasis on regional integration. In April 2010, he joined the Collaborative Research Center 700.