Members

Global and Transregional Studies Platform Goettingen

Global and Transregional Studies Platform Goettingen members are faculty and academic staff on the Goettingen Campus. While the members represent a wide variety of research fields and institutions, all work on aspects related to global and transregional studies.

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Prof. Petra Terhoeven

Contemporary Europe, Transnational historical perspectives, Political violence in the twentieth century

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Prof. Sebastian Vollmer

Global health, Poverty, Inequality, Nutrition, Child development

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Prof. Christine Hatzky

History of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, Latin American History in Global Perspective, Transregional History

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Prof. Patrick Eisenlohr

religion and media, sonic dimensions of religion, media practices and citizenship, language and diaspora, transnational Muslim and Hindu religious networks in the Indian Ocean region

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Prof. Ayelet Shachar

Global migration regimes, citizenship law and policy in comparative perspective, bordering mobility, cultural diversity, gender equality

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Prof. Andrea D. Buehrmann

Sociology of diversity, of work, and of knowledge, economic sociology, entrepreneurship research, methodology and methods of (qualitative) empirical social research

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Prof. Anke Hilbrenner

Transnational European history, Jewish history, history of sport, history of war and violence

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Prof. Matthias Freise

Comparative world literature, cultural theory

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Prof. Peter van der Veer

Transnationalism, Asian religions, diaspora

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Dr. Katja Föllmer

Modern Iranian culture and society, Iranian historiography, Iranian satire, classical and modern Persian literature, Sufism, gender

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Prof. Sabine Hess

Migration and border regime studies, anthropology of globalization and transnationalism, anthropology of policy, gender studies

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Prof. Peter-Tobias Stoll

International and European law & governance , international economic and environmental issues, United Nations, Chinese & comparative law

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Prof. Xiaohua Yu

Agricultural economics, nutritional transformation, environmental economics, economic structural change, applied econometrics

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Prof. Rebekka Habermas

Colonial history, history of entangled knowledge, secular and religious studies

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Prof. Sarah Eaton

Chinese political economy, comparative and international political economy, Chinese politics

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Prof. Ran Hirschl

Canadian and Comparative Constitutionalism, Comparative Law & Legal Institutions, Constitutional Law and Religion, Judicial Behavior, Law and Globalization

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Prof. Marian Füssel

Global history of the seven-year-war, military history, history of University, Enlightenment

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Prof. Irene Schneider

Islam in Europe, law and society in contemporary Muslim states, critical hadith-research, gender

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Prof. Hartmut Berghoff

History of consumption, business history, history of globalization, nineteenth and twentieth centuries

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Prof. Andrea Lauser

Southeast Asia, transnationalism, migration, identity politics, religion

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Prof. Rupa Viswanath

Religious minorities and interreligious conflicts, secularisms, religion and empire, religion and democracy

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Prof. Srirupa Roy

Nationalism and the politics of identity, comparative-historical dynamics of state formation and transformation, democratic politics and economic liberalization

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Prof. Ravi Ahuja

Labour history and history of work, History of capital(ism) History of economic and social policy, Social history of industrial space, History of infrastructure