Dr. Eloisa Harris
Vita
Eloisa
Harris is a post-doctoral researcher at the department for Socio-Cultural
Diversity, as part of the “Diversity Assent in Urban Germany” project. Her research
focuses on dynamics of political conflict underlying reforms to immigration,
welfare and immigrant-welfare rights in Western Europe. She recently defended
her PhD in Political Science at the University of Bremen (BIGSSS), and holds a
MA in Comparative and International Studies from the ETH Zürich/University of
Zürich and a BA in PPE from the University of Warwick. At the MPI-MMG, Eloisa
will investigate how social class and partisanship explain diversity attitudes
in the German context, as well as continuing her work on policy reforms to
immigrant welfare rights in Western Europe.
Forschungsprojekte
- Diversity assent in urban Germany · DivA (with Lucas Drouhot, Karen Schönwälder and Steven Vertovec, in cooperation with Sören Petermann (Dortmund University))
Publikationen
Peer Review
Romana
Careja & Eloisa Harris (online first) “Thirty Years of Welfare Chauvinism:
Findings and Challenges” in Journal of
European Social Policy. Link
Andere
Eloisa Harris, Friederike Römer & Jakob Henninger) (2020) “Covid-19 and migrant workers’ social rights” Social Europe 27.05.2020 Link
Friederike Römer, Eloisa Harris,
Jakon Henninger & Franziska Missler) (2021) ‘Technical Report: Migrant
Social Protection Database MigSP”. SFB1342
Working Paper Series. Link