Detaillierter Lebenslauf

Dr.in Cornelia B. Bruell

* 03.04.1977

Work experience:

2009/2010 Maternity leave

August 2008 - October 2009

Member of the Eurosphere project team

EU-project on diversity and the EUropean public sphere

Empirical analysis of media, think tanks, NGOs and political parties

March 2005 – December 2007

Research Fellow at the Institute for European Integration Research (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

Projects:

"Prospects for a European Public Sphere"
"The Referenda on the European Constitution: A Crucial Moment for the Development of a European Public Sphere?" (completed within the research framework of New Orientations of Democracy in Europe (node), Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture)
Project: "The EU-elections 2004 in Austria in the media"

April – August 2004 and November 2005 – March 2006

Editorial journalist and co-designer of content management systems (cms); Development of TV-format interactive television; iTV4Graz / iTV4Cable (ORF); Journalism / ORF

February 2004 onwards

Freelance journalist for the online-journal: europa-digital.de: Articles with focus on European language policy and identity-related issues; Journalism / europa-digital.de

August – September 2003

Internship ORF – ZIB (national news); Journalism

April – June 2003

Internship/Assistant: Dr. Paul Rübig und Jacques Santer (SME-Union), European Parliament; Organisation, Correspondence

Education

October 2003 - April 2009

PhD in political sciences (DPhil.) (summa cum laude) at the University of Salzburg

Research focus: political theory and philosophy / European Integration

"EU à venir - Kollektive Identität als Mangel und der Verfassungsdiskurs als Analysebeispiel" ("EU à venir - Collective Identity as a Lack and the Discourse on the European Constitution")

Fall 2007

Visiting Fellow Northwestern University, Department of Communication Studies, Chicago

Research focus: (post-)structuralism / political philosophy

2002 - 2003

Postgraduate Course in Linguistics at the University of Freiburg (Germany)

2000 - 2001

Year abroad: Studies on contemporary history and Italian linguistics and literature, University of Rome (Universitá Roma Tre)

1995 – 2002

Mag. phil. (summa cum laude), main studies: Science of history and Italian linguistics and literature, University of Vienna and Salzburg

Thesis: "Süderweiterung und Osterweiterung der Europäischen Union. Ein Vergleich" ("Southward and Eastward Enlargement of the European Union – A comparative study")

1995

School leaving examination (grammar school)

Bundesgymnasium Zaunergasse – Salzburg

Scholarships

Oct.- Dec. 2007

Invitation for one term by the Department of Communication Studies / Northwestern University

09.-11.09.2005

Stipend for the participation at the Waldzell Meeting 2005 as an „Architect of the Future“

July 2004

Single PhD scholarship by the faculty of humanities of the University of Salzburg

December 2003

Award of the University of Salzburg for outstanding final degrees

August 2001

Stipend for the participation at the European Forum Alpbach