Student Team Members
Please find a list of interns currently working at the Cold War Research Network below.

Fenne Stoelinga
Utrecht University
Fenne holds a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in International Relations in Historical Perspective at Utrecht University. Her research interests include sustainable development, postcolonialism, climate security, international cooperation, and diplomacy. Her MA thesis investigates how climate change emerged on the UN Security Council’s agenda, with a particular focus on the UK’s role in driving this shift. Fenne is especially interested in how historical processes continue to influence contemporary global governance.

Lion Oshman
Utrecht University
Lion holds a bachelor's degree in International studies, with a specialization in the Middle East, from Leiden University. After completing his undergraduate studies, Lion interned with the Middle East Peace Process team at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Currently, he is pursuing a Master's degree in International Relations in Historical Perspective at Utrecht University. In his studies, Lion holds particular interest in the security concerns of smaller states and groups, examining the role of global powers in shaping their stability.

Anastasia Panagiotou
Utrecht University
Anastasia obtained a bachelor’s degree in History and Archaeology from University of Cyprus and completed a six-month exchange programme at Trinity College Dublin during her undergraduate studies. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in International Relations in Historical Perspective at Utrecht University. Her research interests include oral history interviews, the role of photography in war zones, refugee camps, and the cultural dimensions of conflict and memory.
Former Members
Lars Brull // Judith Buuts
Andreea Chirita // Nicolas Réveillac
Robert Kerkvliet // Robert Kerkvliet
Lydia de Haan Casetti // Ekin Aydin
Antonis Paraschos // Carys Flew
Bas de Boer // Cathal Digan
Modestos Kousounadis // Alice Carnevali
Eva Mokken // Jonas Marks
Andrew O’Donnell // Bakir Ovcina
Baukje Harmsma // Nienke Siemons
Sadhbh McHugh // Sem Verrijt
Dearbhla Reid // Joke Kabbert
Catherine Kilgallen // Mats Stegeman
Andreea Chirita // Nicolas Réveillac
Robert Kerkvliet // Robert Kerkvliet
Lydia de Haan Casetti // Ekin Aydin
Antonis Paraschos // Carys Flew
Bas de Boer // Cathal Digan
Modestos Kousounadis // Alice Carnevali
Eva Mokken // Jonas Marks
Andrew O’Donnell // Bakir Ovcina
Baukje Harmsma // Nienke Siemons
Sadhbh McHugh // Sem Verrijt
Dearbhla Reid // Joke Kabbert
Catherine Kilgallen // Mats Stegeman