Prof. Dr. Kerstin von Lingen

kerstin.von.lingen@univie.ac.at

 

Professor at the Institute for Contemporary History at the University of Vienna

 

• History of genocide, forced labour and violence, especially the Holocaust

• Decolonization processes (especially in Asia)

• Contemporary legal history

• Studies of memory, identity and apology

• Historical migration studies

 

Prof. Dr. Christoph Rass

christoph.rass@uni-osnabrueck.de

 

Professor of Modern History and Historical Migration Studies at the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Research (IMIS) and the Historical Department of Osnabrück University

 

• Violence induced mobility and forced migration

• State regulated migration systems

• Migration regimes

• Organized violence, war crimes and the Holocaust

• Conflict landscapes

• Data driven and digital public history

PD Dr. habil. Frank Wolff

frank.wolff@uni-osnabrueck.de

 

Privatdozent of Modern and Contemporary History at the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies (IMIS) at Osnabrück University.

 

• Migration and border Studies

• Social history of law and administration

• Cold War studies

• Modern Jewish history

• Historical research and social theory

Priv.-doz. Dr. Philipp Luis Strobl

philipp.strobl@univie.ac.at

PostDoc

 

• History of Knowledge

• Migration History

• Global History

• Entangled Histories

• Biography

Franziska Maria Lamp, BA BA MA

franziska.lamp@univie.ac.at

PhD researcher

 

• Migration History

• Contemporary History

• Women's and Gender History

• National Socialist Population Policy

• Oral History

 

Jessica Wehner, M. Ed.

jessica.wehner@uni-osnabrueck.de

PhD researcher

 

• Migration History

• Contemporary History

• Didactics of History

• Historical Culture

• Gender Studies

• History of Science

 

Dr.in Linda Erker

linda.erker@univie.ac.at

PostDoc

 

• Remembrance and commemoration policy

• Ideological continuities in Austria across the 1933/1938/1945 caesura

• University history

• Academic migration to South America

• Right-wing networks