Titels | Prof. dr. |
Initials | B.A. |
Main position | Hoogleraar UU |
Disciplines | History |
Modern and contemporary history | |
Chair | History of International Relations and Global Governance |
Domain | Humanities |
Membership | Member |
Since | 2017 |
Member of Humanities | |
Member of Social Sciences Council | |
Employed by |
Universiteit Utrecht, Faculteit Geesteswetenschappen,
Dep. Geschiedenis en Kunstgeschiedenis, Afd. Geschiedenis Internationale Betrekkingen Drift 6 3512 BS Utrecht tel. 030 253 5127 b.a.degraaf@uu.nl |
Personal website | |
Research/publications |
Beatrice de Graaf studies the history of security and terrorism/counterterrorism from the nineteenth century to the present. She is part of an international team investigating the origins and impact of European security regimes in the nineteenth century. De Graaf also researches contemporary forms of radicalisation and analyses the underlying causes of terrorism and international tensions in the media. She is a science columnist for Dutch national newspaper NRC, a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, and a former member of The Young Academy. She also chaired the National Dutch Research Agenda.