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LiA Video: National Minorities in the Denmark-Germany Border Region

This video shares insights and key moments from my LiA working at the European Centre for Minority Issues on a digital storytelling project with national minorities in the Denmark-Germany border region.
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Sophie Cooper
Laidlaw Scholar, University of St Andrews
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Reflective Essay – My Leadership Development During The Laidlaw Scholarship

In this essay, I have reflected on my development as a leader and what I have gained from the experiences throughout my two years as a Laidlaw Scholar.
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Sophie Cooper (She/Her)
Laidlaw Scholar, University of St Andrews

My name is Sophie (she/her) and I am from South Wales but am currently studying International Relations and Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews. I was a part of the 2024 Laidlaw cohort. 

My Laidlaw research project explored how nostalgia for life in the former East Germany continues to affect politics in today's reunified Germany, in particular Germany's foreign policy towards Russia. For my LiA project, I went to the European Centre for Minority Issues and created 'digital stories' about national minorities in the Germany-Denmark border region.  

In my free time, I like to read anything i can get my hands on, as well as cook a lot and try different recipes from around the world. I also really love travelling and exploring new places. 

I'd love to connect with someone who is interested in politics and diplomacy or otherwise shares my interests. And if you have any questions about my research, I'd love to chat about it!

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