Dorothea Hilhorst was an External Associate at PRIO until 2022.
Dorothea Hilhorst
PRIO Global Fellow
Additional positions:
Professor of Humanitarian Aid & Reconstruction at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) of Erasmus University Rotterdam
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Wednesday, 1 Apr 2020
Dorothea Hilhorst Awarded ERC Advanced Grant
Dorothea Hilhorst has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for her project "Humanitarian governance: accountability, advocacy, alternatives".
Hilhorst is a Professor of Humanitarian Studies at the International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University in The Hague and a PRIO Global Fellow.
PRIO Global Fellow 2016-2022.
Dorothea Hilhorst is Professor of Humanitarian Aid & Reconstruction at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) of Erasmus University Rotterdam, and part-time at Wageningen University. Hilhorst's research interests concern aid–society relations and development aspects of disasters, conflict and humanitarian aid, and the interactions between them. In 2016 she was appointed a PRIO Global Fellow.
PHD from Wageningen University in 2000: Records and Reputations. Everyday Politics of a Philippine Development NGO.
- For more information, please consult Hilhorst's profile page on the website of the ISS.
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Dorothea Hilhorst Awarded ERC Advanced Grant
Dorothea Hilhorst has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for her project "Humanitarian governance: accountability, advocacy, alternatives".
Hilhorst is a Professor of Humanitarian Studies at the International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University in The Hague and a PRIO Global Fellow.
PRIO Researchers Co-Edit and Contribute to Disasters Special Issue
The April 2019 Disasters special issue on Humanitarian Governance features several articles by PRIO researchers, including Kristoffer Lidén, Dorothea Hilhorst (PRIO Global Fellow), and Jacob Høigilt. Kristin Bergtora Sandvik co-edited the issue, and contributed with an introduction article entitled "A world in turmoil: governing risk, establishing order in humanitarian crises".
