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Presentation
I have been focussing my research on peacebuilding anthropology, social media and digital governmentality. My current research focus is on digital communication topics, e.g. development blogging, the use of Twitter in international policy arenas and critical research on the ‘open data’ discourse. Last but not least, I am working on research that critically examines discourses around social entrepreneurism in development, including debates on 'DIY aid', volunteering/voluntourism and the changing nature of development studies teaching. I am blogging regularly Aidnography. Pre-prints of publications as well as further information can be found on my Academia.edu profile
Publications
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2019 | Article, book review
Erin Beck: 2017: How development projects persist: Everyday negotiations with Guatemalan NGOs. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 266 pp. Pb.: US$25.95. ISBN: 9780822363781
Tobias Denskus
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2019 | Chapter in book
Social media and peacebuilding
Tobias Denskus
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2016 | Article in journal
From Social Movement to Ritualized Conference Spaces: The Evolution of Peace Research Professionalism in Germany
Tobias Denskus
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2015 | Article in journal
Anthropology & peacebuilding: an introduction
Tobias Denskus, Nikolas Kosmatopoulos
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2015 | Article in journal
Die Professionalisierung freiwilliger Arbeit in Zeiten des globalen Prekariats
Tobias Denskus