Dr. Anna Antonakis

PostDoc Research Field Social Design

Lecturer Master Design

Lecturer Bachelor Transformation Design

Master Design, Bern University of the Arts, Bern University of Applied Sciences

Bachelor Transformation Design, Bern University of the Arts, Bern University of Applied Sciences

Diagonal Modul "Calling Bullshit"

AWE, School for Computing, Communication and Business, University for Applied Sciences, Berlin

Master Media and Political Communication, Institute for Media and Communication Studies, Freie Universität Berlin (2019-2022)

Bachelor Media and Communication Studies, Institute for Media and Communication Studies, Freie Universität Berlin (2019-2022)

Dis.em.POWER.ered by Design

Gender. Macht. Technik - Sozio-technologische Zugänge zur Erforschung von Ungleichheitsverhältnissen (since 2017)

Gender, Power and Technologies in an International Perspective

Globale Ungleichheitsverhältnisse und Digitale Teilhabe in Vernetzen Öffentlichkeiten

Public Spheres – Power, Participation and Positionality

Analyzing Legacies of In- and Exclusions in Journalism Studies and Practices

Politik, Film und Konflikt in Mittleren Osten und Nordafrika – Ein Filmseminar

Negotiating Race and Gender in a Networked Public Sphere

Social Design

Science and Technology Studies

Political Theory

Policy Research

Digital Transformation and Intersectionality

Digital Mobilisation and Violence

Participation and Regulations

Inequalities by Design

EU COST Action
Regaining linkage?
Digital technologies improving civic engagement, political organisations and democracy

Antonakis, A. (2019): Renegotiating Gender and the State in Tunisia: Power, Positionality and the Public Sphere. Springer. Wiesbaden. p.266

Antonakis, A. (2012): Der Quelltext der "Tunesischen Revolution" (The source Code of the "Tunisian
Revolution"). Working Paper N° 5, Center for Middle Eastern and North African Politics,
Department of Political and Social Science, Free University Berlin, Mai 2012, 34 pages.

Antonakis, A. & Drüeke, R. (2022): Global Digital Media from Intersectional, Queerfeminist and Post-and Decolonial Perspectives. Editorial.Sonderausgabe des Global Media Journal.

Richter, A.; Antonakis. A., Harders, C. (ed.): “Digital Media and the Politics of
Transformation” Springer VS. Wiesbaden. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-20700-7

(2016) Contested Transformation: Mobilized Publics in Tunisia between Compliance and
Protest in: Mediterranean Politics. 21 (2016).
DOI: 10.1080/13629395.2015.1081447

Antonakis, A. (2024): Feminist Participation and Content Moderation Regimes: Tackling Systematic Exclusions Online. In: Katrin Meyer, Stephanie Pfenninger Tuchschmid, Yunna Skliarova (ed.): Revisioning Democracy and Women’s Suffrage: Critical Feminist Interventions“. Seismo Press. Swiss Association for Genderstudies. (Open Access).

Popovic, N. & Antonakis.A. (2019) Centering War’s “Side Effects” - The Institutionalization of Conflict related Sexual and
Gender-Based Violence in International Law and its Translation into National Action Plans.
In: Scheuermann, M.; Zürn, A.: Women’s Role in Peace and Security - Prevent,
Protect, Participate. VS Springer Nature Switzerland AG: Basel.p. 103-
127. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-21890-4

Antonakis,A. (2018): Feminist Networks in Times of Multi-layered Transformations. Perspectives from
Tunisia. In: Carola Richter, Anna Antonakis and Cilja Harders, (ed.): “Media and the Politics
of Transformation” Springer VS. Wiesbaden.p. P.137-159. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-20700-7

Antonakis A. & Chennaoui, H. (2018) Gender, Work, Locality – Female Protests in Tunisia Re-framing socio-economic
Rights as Women’s Rights. In: Zeitschrift für Menschenrechte 1/2018. August.

Antonakis, A.(2017) Zur institutionellen Aushandlung von Geschlechtergerechtigkeit in Tunesien seit 2011
- A Never Ending Bargain? In: Rechtshandbuch für Gleichstellungsbeauftragte. Das
Höfer: Diezenbach. Online

Antonakis, A. (2015) Hashtagging the Invisible: Bringing Private Experiences into Public Debate: An
#outcry against Sexism in Germany. In: Rambukkana, Nathan: Hashtag Publics - The Power
and Politics of Discursive Networks. Peter Lang. New York. p.101-113. DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3726/978-1-4539-1672-8

Frieda Swisspeace/Koff, PWAG (2024): UN-Resolution 1325, Frauen Frieden Sicherheit: Zivilgesellschaftliche Prioritäten für
den 5. Schweizer Nationalen Aktionsplan. Report based on consultations held in the frame
of the WPS Alliance.

Janah, Y., Antonakis, A.(2023): Ohne Zivilgesellschaft geht es nicht. In: Schweizerische Gesellschaft für
Außenpolitik.

Antonakis,A.; Peacock. D. (2024): WILPF, GENSAC, and Pathfinders meeting on militainment, the arms industry and the marketing of militarized masculinities. Geneva.

Antonakis, A.& Popovic, N.(2019) Ein guter Plan in unsicheren Zeiten- 1325 Aktionspläne im Vergleich. Mauerpark
Institut, Berlin.

(2013) Tunisia's Legitimacy and Constitutional Crisis - The Troika Has Failed. German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin. Comments 2013/C 26, August 2013.

Antonakis, A. (2015): Fünf Jahre nach den Aufständen. Eine Spurensuche. Heinrich Böll Stiftung.

Antonakis.A. (2016)."Revolution" in Anführungszeichen. Ein Interview mit dem unabhängigen
Abgeordneten Adnen Hajji aus Redeyef.

Antonakis. A.& Mahdhaoui, K. (2014): (Medien-) Öffentlichkeiten in Tunesien Spaltung oder/und Vielfalt? in: INAMO, 20 77,
p. 30 – 32.

(2017): Tufekci, Zeynep (2017): Twitter and Tear Gas – The Power and Fragility of Networked
Protest. In Global Media Journal.

Elmahdi-Lichtsteiner, May (2021): Warum die Burka-Debatte so polarisiert hat. In: Schweizer Perspektiven in 10 Sprachen. Swissinfo.

Paul Middehoff.(2015) "Die Ziele der Proteste sind noch lange nicht erreicht". Zeit.

Anna Drechsel (2014). Eine neue Verfassung macht nicht immer einen neuen Staat. NZZ.

European Association for the Study of Sciences and Technologies

European Consortium for Political Research, Standing Group Internet and Politics

Swiss Association for Gender Studies

German Association for Political Science (DVPW)