Aaron Hermann has worked in academia, private industry and for international organisations worldwide. His experience has expanded over 3 continents and dozens of countries. He currently works in the areas of sports diplomacy and human rights, focusing on the Western Balkans. He has previously worked in the area of anti-doping and migration issues, having been a consultant for some of the largest international organisations. His research has included numerous areas of academia including, sports, medicine, law, international relations, international business, human rights and racism, marketing and more. Aaron is open to communication about potential research and actively encourages true inter-disciplinary research. He also speaks a number of languages including English, German, Slovenian, Croatian, and French.
Experience
2015–present
Visiting Research Fellow, The University of Adelaide
2015–present
Research Fellow, The University of Adelaide
2015–present
International Researcher, The University of Ljubljana
Education
2015
University of Adelaide, PhD
2009
Australian National University, Master of Diplomatic Studies
2009
Flinders University, Master of Laws (International Law and International Relations)
2008
University of Adelaide, Master of Business Law and Master of Commerce
2005
University of Adelaide, Honours Degree of Bachelor of Arts
2004
Flinders University, Bachelor of Archaeology
Publications
2017
Establishing an International NGO in Global Health, Why Global Health Matters
2015
Has doping harmed athletic ability, Australasian Science
2015
Long term effects of doping in sporting records: 1886-2012, Journal for Human Sport and Exercise
2014
‘Pool of responsibility’: A new approach to doping prevention, Acta Juridica Hungarica
2012
The Doping Myth: 100m sprint results are not improved by doping, International Journal of Drug Policy
2010
The Grounding of the “Flying Bank”, Management Decision