Researcher

Areas of research
Security policy in the CIS region, especially Central Asia, Islam in Central Asia, OSCE-democratisation policy

Contact
CORE
Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy
Beim Schlump 83
20144 Hamburg
Phone: (+49) 40-866077-67

Curriculum vitae
Dr Anna Kreikemeyer studied contemporary history, medieval history and modern German literature at the University of Erlangen and Zürich. From 1986-1988, she was a scholarship holder of the postgraduate studies' degree programme "Eastern European Studies" at the Free University of Berlin. In 1998, she wrote her PhD on "Russia's capability for peace" at the University of Hamburg.

Since 1990, she has worked as a researcher at the Hamburg Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy. Her areas of concentration in research have so far included Russian foreign and security policy and conflicts in CIS sphere. During 2001-2002, she worked on a research project which dealt with the compatibility of Islam and security in the OSCE sphere. Examples were based on secular-Islamic dialogues in Tajikistan. From 2003-2005, she has been working on the research project "Security through democratization?", which dealt with security-building democratic measures of the OSCE in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan und Uzbekistan. Since 2006 she is working in the fields capacity building on OSCE and doing research on foreign and security policy of Central Asian States.

Languages
German, English, French, Russian

Selected Publications

• Co-operation with Central Asia. The Potential of the EU's Central Asia Strategy, in Loccumer Protokolle, Nr. 55, Rehburg-Loccum 2009. (together with Corinna Hauswedell and Wolfgang Zellner)
• Preparing for the OSCE Chairmanship – CORE Training Courses and Capacity Building, in: IFSH (ed.), OSCE Yearbook 2008, Baden-Baden 2009, p. 353-358.
• Der Kaukasuskrieg 2008. Ein regionaler Konflikt mit internationalen Folgen. Eine Stellungnahme aus dem IFSH, in: Hamburger Informationen zur Friedensforschung und Sicherheitspolitik, Nr 45, 2008. (together with IFSH-Team).
• The Quandaries of Promoting Democracy in Central Asia: Experiences and Perspectives from Europe and the USA. Report of a Transatlantic Workshop at the Centre for OSCE Research (CORE), ed. together with Wolfgang Zellner, Hamburg 2007 (CORE Working Paper No. 18).
• Realities of Transformation. Democratization Policies in Central Asia Revisited, Baden-Baden 2006 (co-edited with Andrea Berg).
• Balancing between Commitments and Co-operation. The OSCE in Central Asia, in: Andrea Berg/Anna Kreikemeyer (Eds), Realities of Transformation. Democratization Policies in Central Asia Revisited, Baden-Baden 2006, pp. 101-115.
• Instability in the Ferghana Valley: International Reactions, in: Andrea Berg/Anna Kreikemeyer (Eds), Realities of Transformation. Democratization Policies in Central Asia Revisited, Baden-Baden 2006, pp. 227-246.
• The ODIHR Human Rights Monitoring and Reporting Training. A Cross-National Analysis, in: Andrea Berg/Anna Kreikemeyer (Eds), Realities of Transformation. Democratization Policies in Central Asia Revisited, Baden-Baden 2006, pp. 117-125 (co-authored with Andrea Berg).
• Introduction, in: Andrea Berg/Anna Kreikemeyer (Eds), Realities of Transformation. Democratization Policies in Central Asia Revisited, Baden-Baden 2006, pp. 9-19 (co-authored with Andrea Berg).
• OSZE, in: Marie Carin von Gumppenberg/ Udo Steinbach (Eds), Zentralasien. Geschichte, Politik, Wirtschaft. Ein Lexikon, München 2005, pp. 218-220. . Document
• Learning by Doing - The OSCE in Central Asia, in: NYASnytt, Asia Insights, No. 2 June 2004, pp.2-3, 24.
• Comprehensive Security for Central Asia - Challenges for the OSCE, in: Center for International Development and Environmental Research (Ed.), Co-operation and Conflict Management in Central Asia, Frankfurt 2004, pp. 259-267.
• Kreikemeyer, Anna/Arne C. Seifert (Eds), Zur Vereinbarkeit von Islam und Sicherheit im OSZE-Raum, Baden Baden 2002. Wie sicher ist die Seidenstrasse? Stabilitätsgefährdungen in Zentralasien, in: Christoph Weller/Ulrich Ratsch/Reinhard Mutz/Bruno Schoch/Corinna Hauswedell Eds), Friedensgutachten 2004, Münster 2004, pp. 98-106 (together with Andrea Berg und Delia Rahmonova-Schwarz).
• Präventive Stabilisierung durch säkular-islamische Kompromisse. Dokumente eines islamisch-säkularen Dialogs in Tadschikistan, in: Kreikemeyer, Anna/Arne C. Seifert (Eds), Zur Vereinbarkeit von Islam und Sicherheit im OSZE-Raum, Baden Baden 2002, pp. 13-30 (together with Arne Seifert).
• Kreikemeyer, Anna/Andrej V. Zagorskij (Eds), Rußlands Politik in bewaffneten Konflikten in der GUS. Zwischen Alleingang und kooperativem Engagement, Baden-Baden 1997.
• Sicherheitsgefährdungen in der fossilen Energiewirtschaft Russlands. Chancen und Grenzen von kooperativen Lösungen, Hamburg 1996 (Hamburger Beiträge zur Friedensforschung und Sicherheitspolitik 104).
• Renaissance of Hegemony and Spheres of Influence, in: Ehrhart, Hans-Georg/Anna Kreikemeyer/Andrej V. Zagorskij (Eds), Crisis Management in the CIS Countries, Baden-Baden 1995, pp. 93-113.
• Ehrhart, Hans-Georg/Anna Kreikemeyer/Andrej V. Zagorskij (Eds), Crisis Management in the CIS Countries, Baden-Baden 1995.
• Ehrhart, Hans-Georg/Anna Kreikemeyer/Andrej Vladimirovic Zagorskij/Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg/IFSH (Eds), The former Soviet Union and European security. Between integration and re-nationalization, Baden-Baden 1993.
• Ehrhart, Hans-Georg/Anna Kreikemeyer/Andrej V. Zagorskij, Integrating the new independent states? in: Ehrhart, Hans-Georg/Anna Kreikemeyer/Andrej V.Zagorskij/Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg/IFSH (Eds), The former Soviet Union and European security. Between integration and re-nationalization, Baden-Baden 1993, pp. 11-16.