Aline BURNI

Policy Analyst on International Relations

Aline joined FEPS in April 2022 as a Policy Analyst on International Relations. She holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (Brazil) and her doctoral thesis focused on the effect of the rise of populist radical right parties on immigration policies in Europe. During her doctoral studies, she was a Fulbright visiting scholar at the New York University (NYU), and a visiting researcher at the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium).

Before joining FEPS, Aline worked as a researcher for the global development think tank German Development Institute/ Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) in Bonn, where her academic and policy advice work centered on international cooperation, EUdevelopment policy, and populism.

Aline has applied experience with multi-sector international partnerships and international cooperation for development, having worked in the past as a Local Consultant and Project Coordinator for the international NGO PYXERA Global, and as Head of the National and International Partnerships Advisory for the Minas Gerais State Government, in Brazil.

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Publications
28/02/2023

Progressive pathways to European strategic autonomy 

European Strategic Autonomy series
22/02/2023

One year after the Russian invasion in Ukraine

Social democratic perspectives on war and reconstruction
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Events
19 - 20/01/2023
Recife, Brazil (Hybrid)

Global Policy Dialogue 2023

Addressing the Triple Planetary Crisis through improved global governance
28/05/2022
Amsterdam (The Netherlands)

Africa Day 2022

Amsterdam, 28 May 2022 After two years in which it was not possible to organise […]
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Audiovisual

Feminist Framework for the Secretary General’s report “Our Common Agenda”

This interactive panel presented a feminist analysis of the UN Secretary General’s “Our Common Agenda” […]

Prospects for global governance in an age of disruptions

EU-Israel Seminar

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