Prof. Dr. Teresa Koloma Beck
Teresa Koloma Beck is a sociologist studying globalisation and everyday life under conditions of crisis and violent conflict, with particular interest in the ongoing present of the colonial and imperial past. For her work on everyday life in war and postwar societies she has undertaken field research in Angola, Mozambique and Afghanistan. Regularly, she engages in exchanges beyond academia, collaborating with public institutions as well as civil society initiatives. [Personal Homepage]
Dr. Tobias Hauffe
Tobias Hauffe is a research associate at the Chair of Sociology with a focus on social analysis and social change. His research focuses on the sociology of power and domination as well as the sociology of violence. His teaching to date ranges from reading seminars (including Durkheim, Archibald, Marcuse, Popitz, Foucault) to introductory seminars (Power, Alienation, Deviant Behavior) to thematically focused seminars (including Total Institutions, Street Violence). [Personal Homepage]
Dr. Leslie Gauditz
Leslie Gauditz is a researcher at the chair for sociology of the Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg since June 2021. She holds a PhD in Political Science. Her work focuses on social movement research, social conflict, and qualitative methods. [Personal Page]
Former team members
Alexia Hack, MSc
Alexia Anna Hack has been a research associate at the chair for sociology of the Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg in 2021/22 and worked in the collaborative project „Zusammenhalt durch Sicherheit? Diskurse, Interaktionen und Praktiken des europäischen Zusammenhaltes im Feld Sicherheit (ZUSE)“.
Katharina Maria Wuropulos, M.A.
Katharina Maria Wuropulos researches the sociology of violence, global violent conflicts, the sociology of social problems and problematisations, as well as the innovative and failing attempts to solve such problematisations. For her PhD on everyday life and violence, which combines insights from sociology and science and technology studies, Katharina examined how people problematise violence, as well as the imaginaries and practices of solutions to violence. For the PhD, she conducted seven months of ethnographic research with youths in Malmö, Sweden. Before her research position at HSU, she was a researcher at Bundeswehr University München and Augsburg University. For the duration of the PhD, Katharina was a fellow at the Research School on Peace and Conflict at the Peace Research Institute Oslo. She is currently a researcher at University of Bergen, Norway.
Letzte Änderung: 26. October 2024