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Claske Dijkema Researcher and Teacher

Claske is interested in conflicts, empowerment and safety in urban spaces. As a Marie Curie fellow at Swisspeace, she framed urban violence in European cities as issues of peace. As lecturer in Critical Urbanisms at the University of Basel, she is responsible for a collaborative learning project on decolonising Swiss urban landscapes. She carried out PhD research at the University Grenoble, where she developed a decolonial approach to stigmatized neighbourhoods in France.


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CONTACT 
Claske.dijkema@bfh.ch
+41 76 5923654

Based in Bern


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Curriculum


Education

PhD | Human geography, University Grenoble-Alpes (FR)
2015-2021
MA | Sociology, University of Amsterdam (NL)
1996-2000
Exchange yr | Social sciences, University of California, Berkeley (USA)
1998-1999
BA | Sociology, University of Amsterdam (NL)
1994-1995

Employment

Assistant Professor
Berner Fachhochschule, Soziale Arbeit, Institut Soziale und Kulturelle Vielfalt 
2023-Present
Senior researcher
Swisspeace, Basel (CH)
2020 - 2023

Research assistant
SciencePo Grenoble (FR)
2017 - 2018
Founder and coordinator
Modus Operandi, for a constructive conflict approach,
Grenoble (FR)
2006 - 2019
Part-time lecturer
Université Grenoble- Alpes (FR)  
2007 - 2019
Junior researcher
Ecole de la Paix, a nonprofit organization for peace research and training, Grenoble (FR)
2004 - 2006
Program director of online courses on conflict transformation
The Network University TNU, Amsterdam (NL)
2001 - 2004
Project assistant
African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD), Durban (SA)
2000 - 2001



Awards

Nominated to the Teacher Excellence Awards, University of Base.
Nominated in the categories Strong Foundations and Modern Scholarsh
2023
ARC 7 PhD Scholarship of the Regional Goverment Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.
Thi
s scholarship funded my doctoral research 2015-2017
2015
Research Scholarship as Student Research Associate.
CHAINI was part of a student research team in China 2000.
2000
Dean's list for academic excellence. 
University of California Berkeley.
1999

Memberships

American Association of Geographers
Royal Geographic Society


Language skills and intercultural knowledge

German: professional working proficiency
English: full professional proficiency
French: full professional proficiency
Dutch: native or bilingual proficiency


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