Research at the Faculty of Sociology is diverse and spans a range of subdisciplines in Sociology, Political Science and Social Anthropology. One distinct trademark is cross-disciplinary work, such as for example in research on world society, gender or labour market research.
The Good Life in Late Socialism: Aspirations, Politics and Possibilities
Nguyen M, Wilcox P, Lin J (Eds) (In Press) 32(1).
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Nguyen M, Wilcox P, Lin J (In Press) 32(1).
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Egbert S, Heimstädt M (Accepted) In: Digital Technologies and States of Surveillance: Ethnographies in Policing and Justice. Avis M, Sapignoli M, Marciniak D (Eds); Abingdon/New York: Routledge.
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Egbert S (In Press) In: Handbuch Drogen in sozial- und kulturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive . Feustel R, Schmidt-Semisch H, Bröckling U (Eds); 2. Auflage. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.
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(Not) on yout bike: How Urban Laos doesn't move
Wilcox P (2024) 48(1): 26-42.
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The travelling art installation Prijedor ‘92: transnational memorialisation and the 1.5 generation
Paul J (2024) 47(2): 321-343.
JournalArticlePUB-ID:2982150
The Faculty of Sociology works on a wide range of research topics. These research topics range from work and digitalization, migration and social theories, to world society and world politics.
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In addition to individually and collaboratively conducted research and writing projects, much of the research is externally funded, ranging from single to collaborative and long-term projects.
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