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.
Ruhnau J (2025) In: Marx's Others. Bodies, Affects and Experience. Otero Quezada E, Ullrich VL (Eds); Geschlecht als Erfahrung. Bielefeld, Germany: transcript Verlag: 99-114.
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Beaufsichtigen. Über die Herausforderung, Unschädlichkeit zu organisieren
Kette S, Kühl S (2025) 18(1-2025): 1-12.
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Digest 25.1: Migration, refugees, and forced displacement as issues of global social policy
Bao F, Berten J, Drubel J, Heimo L, Knebusch V, Panaro AV, Samonova E, Schulze Waltrup R, Selivanov M, Silva V, Speroni T, et al. (2025) ; 25. SAGE Publications.
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Berten J, Kaasch A (2025) In: The Elgar Companion to Decent Work and the Sustainable Development Goals. Moore M, Scherrer C, van der Linden M (Eds); Edward Elgar Publishing: 604-614.
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Global Labour Governance by Numbers: A Comparison of the ILO and OECD
Silva V, Thomas H, Berten J (2025) .
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The reliability of replications: a study in computational reproductions
Breznau N, Rinke EM, Wuttke A, Adem M, Adriaans J, Akdeniz E, Alvarez-Benjumea A, Andersen HK, Auer D, Azevedo F, Bahnsen O, et al. (2025) 12(3).
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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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