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Autor:in Author Mona AbazaAutor:in Author Masykuri AbdillahAutor:in Author Martin AbrahamAutor:in Author Ruth AchenbachAutor:in Author Martin AdamAutor:in Author Rudolf G. AdamAutor:in Author Tobias AdamPhD student at the Institute of East Asian Studies of the University of Cologne. His research and teaching priorities are Chinese foreign policy analysis and theories of international relations.PhD student at the Institute of East Asian Studies of the University of Cologne. His research and teaching priorities are Chinese foreign policy analysis and theories of international relations.Autor:in Author Karin AdelsbergerAutor:in Author Sohail AhmadAutor:in Author Roderic AlleyAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Björn Alpermann, Prof. Dr.Lehrstuhl für Contemporary Chinese Studies Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Institut für Kulturwissenschaften Ost- und Südasiens, Sinologie Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Innenpolitik Gesellschaft Bevölkerungspolitik Minderheiten Xinjiang Uiguren Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch Chair of Contemporary Chinese Studies Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg, Institute for East and South Asian Cultural Studies, Sinology Country/Countries/Region China Areas of work/topics/keywords Domestic politics Society Population policy Minorities Xinjiang Uyghurs Languages Fluent: German, English, Chinese Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Würzburg China Lehrstuhl für Contemporary Chinese StudiesJulius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Institut für Kulturwissenschaften Ost- und Südasiens, SinologieLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsInnenpolitik Gesellschaft Bevölkerungspolitik Minderheiten Xinjiang UigurenSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch Chair of Contemporary Chinese StudiesJulius Maximilian University of Würzburg, Institute for East and South Asian Cultural Studies, SinologyCountry/Countries/RegionChinaAreas of work/topics/keywordsDomestic politics Society Population policy Minorities Xinjiang UyghursLanguagesFluent: German, English, ChineseAutor:in Author Sherida Altehenger-SmithAutor:in Author Max AltenhofenFellow am Center for Korean Studies der Universität Tübingen und war 2019/20 Graduate Fellow der Academy of Korean Studies. Nach seinem Bachelor in Geschichtswissenschaften an der Universität Heidelberg hat er einen Doppelmaster in Koreanistik an der Universität Tübingen und der Seoul National University abgeschlossen. Er beschäftigt sich mit den Deutsch-Koreanischen Beziehungen aus historischer Perspektive.Fellow am Center for Korean Studies der Universität Tübingen und war 2019/20 Graduate Fellow der Academy of Korean Studies. Nach seinem Bachelor in Geschichtswissenschaften an der Universität Heidelberg hat er einen Doppelmaster in Koreanistik an der Universität Tübingen und der Seoul National University abgeschlossen. Er beschäftigt sich mit den Deutsch-Koreanischen Beziehungen aus historischer Perspektive.Autor:in Author Katrin AltmeyerAutor:in Author Evgenia AnAutor:in Author Bernadette Andreosso-O’CallaghanAutor:in Author Klaus AntoniAutor:in Author Christoph AntonsAutor:in Author Christoph AntweilerAutor:in Author Dennis ArabadzhievUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTAutor:in Author Julia AristovaDoctoral Researcher with the Research Group Institutional, Innovations in East Asian Energy Markets, IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg.Doctoral Researcher with the Research Group Institutional, Innovations in East Asian Energy Markets, IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg.Autor:in Author Monika ArnezAutor:in Author Ramin AsadiAutor:in Author Redaktion AsienAutor:in Author Dionyssios AskitisPhD candidates and recipients of a DOC-team Fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. They are part of an interdisciplinary research project on well-being and social relationships in rural Japan.PhD candidates and recipients of a DOC-team Fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. They are part of an interdisciplinary research project on well-being and social relationships in rural Japan.Autor:in Author Stephanie AssmannAutor:in Author Shimon AvimorAutor:in Author Laurenz AwaterAutor:in Author Kerstin AßmannAutor:in Author Helmer BachmannAutor:in Author Peter BackhausAutor:in Author Chaturvedi BadrinathAutor:in Author Ki-Chung Bae, Dr.Autor:in Author Ingeborg BaldaufAutor:in Author Eric J. Ballbachpostdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Korean Studies, Freie Universität Berlin, and a Visiting Researcher at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik). Hie research focuses on North and South Korean foreign and security policies, multilateralism in East Asia and identity politics on the Korean peninsula.postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Korean Studies, Freie Universität Berlin, and a Visiting Researcher at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik). Hie research focuses on North and South Korean foreign and security policies, multilateralism in East Asia and identity politics on the Korean peninsula.Autor:in Author Franca BalsterMaster Student and Student Research Assistant, Chair of China Business and Economics, University of WürzburgMaster Student and Student Research Assistant, Chair of China Business and Economics, University of WürzburgAutor:in Author Katrin BannachAutor:in Author Elena BarabantsevaAutor:in Author Udo B. BarkmannAutor:in Author Michael BaumannAutor:in Author Sabine BaumgartAutor:in Author Anastasiya BayokAutor:in Author Anton BeblerAutor:in Author Bert BeckerAutor:in Author Erik BeckerAutor:in Author Klaus BehlingAutor:in Author Christian BeierAutor:in Author Silke BellmannAutor:in Author Ildikó Bellér-HannAutor:in Author Franz von Benda-BeckmannAutor:in Author Keebet von Benda-BeckmannAutor:in Author Dieter BenderAutor:in Author Christine BergAutor:in Author Peter Bernardiproject manager for e-learning and didactics at the Carl Duisberg Centre, Cologne. He is a former research associate and coordinator of the Bachelor Plus program at HHU. His research focuses on the Japanese diaspora in Brazil, and the effects of digitalization on teaching and research projects.project manager for e-learning and didactics at the Carl Duisberg Centre, Cologne. He is a former research associate and coordinator of the Bachelor Plus program at HHU. His research focuses on the Japanese diaspora in Brazil, and the effects of digitalization on teaching and research projects.Autor:in Author Andreas BerndtAutor:in Author Thomas P. BernsteinAutor:in Author Dagmar BernstorffAutor:in Author Sebastian BersickAutor:in Author Erach Bharuchaprofessor and Director of the Institute of Environment Education and Research (BVIEER), Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune, India. He is a conservationist and also the Chairman of the Maharashtra State Biodiversity Board, India. His research interests include, among other things, urban and environmental health. He also leads multiple programs on environmental education, education for sustainable development, …professor and Director of the Institute of Environment Education and Research (BVIEER), Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune, India. He is a conservationist and also the Chairman of the Maharashtra State Biodiversity Board, India. His research interests include, among other things, urban and environmental health. He also leads multiple programs on environmental education, education for sustainable development, biodiversity conservation, and teacher trainings in India.Autor:in Author Reinhard BiedermannAssociate Professor at Tamkang University, Taiwan, at the Department of Global Politics and Economics within the College of Global Entrepreneurial Development at its Lanyang campus in Jiaoxi/Ylan. He holds a Dr. (rer.pol.) of Bamberg University in International Relations. His research focuses on various issues in international political economy and European-Asian relations.Associate Professor at Tamkang University, Taiwan, at the Department of Global Politics and Economics within the College of Global Entrepreneurial Development at its Lanyang campus in Jiaoxi/Ylan. He holds a Dr. (rer.pol.) of Bamberg University in International Relations. His research focuses on various issues in international political economy and European-Asian relations.Autor:in Author Juliane BinderAutor:in Author Ursula BirslAutor:in Author Oliver BlankAutor:in Author Nicolas BlarelAutor:in Author Sonja BlasigAutor:in Author Roland BleikerDozent für Internationale Beziehungen an der Universität von Queensland in Australien und zurzeit als Humboldtstipendiat am Institut für Sozialwissenschaften an der Humboldt Universität in Berlin. Er war Mitglied der Neutralen Überwachungskommission in Panmunjom und arbeitet zurzeit an einem Buch über Koreanische Sicherheitspolitik.Dozent für Internationale Beziehungen an der Universität von Queensland in Australien und zurzeit als Humboldtstipendiat am Institut für Sozialwissenschaften an der Humboldt Universität in Berlin. Er war Mitglied der Neutralen Überwachungskommission in Panmunjom und arbeitet zurzeit an einem Buch über Koreanische Sicherheitspolitik.Autor:in Author Kevin BockholtDoktorand, Universität HamburgDoktorand, Universität HamburgAutor:in Author Malte BoeckerAutor:in Author Alva BonakerPhD student at Centre for Modern Indian Studies (CeMIS), Georg-August-Universität Göttingen.PhD student at Centre for Modern Indian Studies (CeMIS), Georg-August-Universität Göttingen.Autor:in Author Barbara BoncekAutor:in Author Maria BondesAutor:in Author Katharina BorgmannAutor:in Author Tabea Bork-Hüfferassociated Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Geography, University of Cologne. Her research foci are the geographies of mobilities, migration, health, and digital spaces with a regional focus on urban East Asia (esp. China), Southeast Asia (esp. Singapore and Malaysia) and Germany.associated Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Geography, University of Cologne. Her research foci are the geographies of mobilities, migration, health, and digital spaces with a regional focus on urban East Asia (esp. China), Southeast Asia (esp. Singapore and Malaysia) and Germany.Autor:in Author Thomas A. BorlikAutor:in Author Gerhard BoschAutor:in Author Michael BoseAutor:in Author Marije BraakmanAutor:in Author Josef BramlAutor:in Author Dieter BraunAutor:in Author Dirk BremannAREA RuhrAREA RuhrAutor:in Author Martin BrendebachAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Felix Brender, Dr.Dr. (PhD – LSE), Konferenzdolmetscher (MA/MSc) Land/Länder/Region China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Ostafrika, Golfstaaten Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Sicherheit Dolmetschen Konferenzdolmetschen Internationale Beziehungen Sicherheitspolitik Friedenssicherung Vermittlung Kommunikation Sprachen Fließend: Englisch, Chinesisch, Deutsch, Französisch, Spanisch Gut: Indonesisch, Hocharabisch, Juba-Arabisch, Hebräisch Passiv: Vietnamesisch Dr. (PhD – LSE), Conference Interpreter (MA/MSc) Country/Countries/Region China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, East Africa, Gulf States Fields of expertise/Topics/Keywords Security Interpreting Conference interpreting International relations Security policy Peacekeeping Mediation Communication Languages Fluent: English, Chinese, German, French, Spanish Good: Indonesian, Standard Arabic, Juba Arabic, Hebrew Passive: Vietnamese Arabisch Arabian Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Hebräisch Hebrew Indonesisch Indonesian Spanisch Spanish Vietnamesisch Vietnamese Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Studienorientierung an Schulen China Hong Kong Naher Osten Middle East Taiwan Dr. (PhD – LSE), Konferenzdolmetscher (MA/MSc)Land/Länder/RegionChina, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Ostafrika, GolfstaatenArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsSicherheitDolmetschenKonferenzdolmetschenInternationale BeziehungenSicherheitspolitikFriedenssicherungVermittlungKommunikationSprachenFließend: Englisch, Chinesisch, Deutsch, Französisch, SpanischGut: Indonesisch, Hocharabisch, Juba-Arabisch, HebräischPassiv: Vietnamesisch Dr. (PhD – LSE), Conference Interpreter (MA/MSc)Country/Countries/RegionChina, Taiwan, Hong Kong, East Africa, Gulf StatesFields of expertise/Topics/KeywordsSecurityInterpretingConference interpretingInternational relationsSecurity policyPeacekeepingMediationCommunicationLanguagesFluent: English, Chinese, German, French, SpanishGood: Indonesian, Standard Arabic, Juba Arabic, HebrewPassive: VietnameseAutor:in Author Jolyn BrenkerJolyn Brenker (BA), Hilfsstudentin, Ostasieninstitut der HWG LudwigshafenJolyn Brenker (BA), Hilfsstudentin, Ostasieninstitut der HWG LudwigshafenAutor:in Author Wolfgang BrennAutor:in Author Moritz Breulist Doktorand am Geographischen Institut der Universität zu Köln. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte umfassen regionale Wirtschaftsverflechtungen im Globalen Süden, globale Produktionsnetzwerke und Weltstadtnetzwerke.ist Doktorand am Geographischen Institut der Universität zu Köln. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte umfassen regionale Wirtschaftsverflechtungen im Globalen Süden, globale Produktionsnetzwerke und Weltstadtnetzwerke.Autor:in Author Jeffrey BroadbentAutor:in Author Dirk BrongerAutor:in Author Susanne BruckschAutor:in Author Olaf BubenzerProfessor of Physical Geography at the Institute of Geography, Heidelberg University, Germany. Main research topics are geomorphology, soil science and geoarchaeology in drylands and Germany.Professor of Physical Geography at the Institute of Geography, Heidelberg University, Germany. Main research topics are geomorphology, soil science and geoarchaeology in drylands and Germany.Autor:in Author Helmut BuchholtAutor:in Author Benjamin BuchholzAutor:in Author Ines BudarickAutor:in Author Reiner BuerginAutor:in Author Daniel BultmannAutor:in Author Inge BundschuAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Sabine Burghart, Dr.University Lecturer, Academic Director EAST Centre for East Asian Studies, University of Turku Land/Länder/Region Nordkorea, Südkorea Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Entwicklungszusammenarbeit/Humanitäre Hilfe Innenpolitik Außenpolitik Innerkoreanische Beziehungen Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Koreanisch, Französisch, Niederländisch passiv: Finnisch, Schwedisch University Lecturer, Academic Director EAST Centre for East Asian Studies, University of Turku Country/Countries/Region North Korea, South Korea Fields of work/topics/keywords Development cooperation/humanitarian aid Domestic policy Foreign policy Inter-Korean relations Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Korean, French, Dutch Passive: Finnish, Swedish Deutsch German Englisch English Finnisch Finnish Französisch French Holländisch/Niederländisch Dutch Koreanisch Korean Schwedisch Swedish Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Turku University Lecturer, Academic Director EASTCentre for East Asian Studies, University of TurkuLand/Länder/RegionNordkorea, SüdkoreaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsEntwicklungszusammenarbeit/Humanitäre Hilfe Innenpolitik Außenpolitik Innerkoreanische BeziehungenSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Koreanisch, Französisch, Niederländischpassiv: Finnisch, Schwedisch University Lecturer, Academic Director EASTCentre for East Asian Studies, University of TurkuCountry/Countries/RegionNorth Korea, South KoreaFields of work/topics/keywordsDevelopment cooperation/humanitarian aid Domestic policy Foreign policy Inter-Korean relationsLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: Korean, French, DutchPassive: Finnish, SwedishAutor:in Author Peter BuschTainanTainanAutor:in Author Andy BuschmannAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Carsten ButschUniversität Bonn Wiss. Mitarbeiter Land/Länder/Region Indien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Geographische Gesundheitsforschung Entwicklungsgeographie Stadtgeographie Migrationsforschung Risikoforschung Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch University of Bonn Research assistant Country/Countries/Region India Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Geographical health research Development geography Urban geography Migration research Risk research Languages Fluent: German, English Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Bonn Indien India Universität BonnWiss. MitarbeiterLand/Länder/RegionIndienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsGeographische GesundheitsforschungEntwicklungsgeographieStadtgeographieMigrationsforschungRisikoforschungSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch University of BonnResearch assistantCountry/Countries/RegionIndiaFields of work/Topics/KeywordsGeographical health researchDevelopment geographyUrban geographyMigration researchRisk researchLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishAutor:in Author You Kyung ByunAutor:in Author Martin-Maurice BöhmeAutor:in Author Anna BöhmerAutor:in Author Hanns G. BühlerAutor:in Author Peter E. BühlerAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Marco Bünte, Prof. Dr.Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg Professor für die Politik und Gesellschaft Asiens Land/Länder/Region Südostasien, Myanmar, Indonesien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Innenpolitik Außenpolitik Demokratisierung Menschenrechte Regionale Cooperation Protestbewegungen Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch passiv: Bahasa Indonesia Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg Professor of Asian Politics and Society Country/Countries/Region Southeast Asia, Myanmar, Indonesia Fields of work/topics/keywords Domestic politics Foreign policy Democratisation Human rights Regional cooperation Protest movements Languages Fluent: German, English Passive: Bahasa Indonesia Deutsch German Englisch English Indonesisch Indonesian Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Erlangen-Nürnberg Indonesien Indonesia Myanmar Südostasien South-East Asia Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-NürnbergProfessor für die Politik und Gesellschaft AsiensLand/Länder/RegionSüdostasien, Myanmar, IndonesienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsInnenpolitik Außenpolitik Demokratisierung Menschenrechte Regionale Cooperation ProtestbewegungenSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischpassiv: Bahasa Indonesia Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-NurembergProfessor of Asian Politics and SocietyCountry/Countries/RegionSoutheast Asia, Myanmar, IndonesiaFields of work/topics/keywordsDomestic politics Foreign policy Democratisation Human rights Regional cooperation Protest movementsLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishPassive: Bahasa IndonesiaAutor:in Author Jean-Pierre CabestanAutor:in Author Stefan CalviAutor:in Author Julia CansteinAutor:in Author Beate CarleAutor:in Author Rainer CarleAutor:in Author Ulrich CartellieriAutor:in Author Paul ChambersAutor:in Author Gerald ChanAutor:in Author Khub ChandAutor:in Author Qi ChangqingAutor:in Author Baishali ChatterjeeAutor:in Author Sukla ChatterjeeAutor:in Author David ChiavacciAutor:in Author Shih Chih-yuAutor:in Author Joo-hyun Choprofessor of Women’s Studies at Keimyung University in Daegu, South Korea. She received her PhD in Sociology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her research interests are feminist theory, feminist Science and Technology Studies, as well as qualitative methods. She has recently published a new book on practice theory and feminist politics.professor of Women’s Studies at Keimyung University in Daegu, South Korea. She received her PhD in Sociology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her research interests are feminist theory, feminist Science and Technology Studies, as well as qualitative methods. She has recently published a new book on practice theory and feminist politics.Autor:in Author Youngho ChoAutor:in Author Jae-Young ChoeAutor:in Author Mack Joong ChoiAutor:in Author Fan ChouAutor:in Author Jürgen ChrobogAutor:in Author Soon-woo ChungProfessor at The Academy of Korea Studies in Seongnam, South Korea. His main fields of research are the educational history of the late Chosŏn dynasty and intellectual spaces.Professor at The Academy of Korea Studies in Seongnam, South Korea. His main fields of research are the educational history of the late Chosŏn dynasty and intellectual spaces.Autor:in Author J.J. ClarkeAutor:in Author Jürgen ClemensAutor:in Author Marcus ConléAutor:in Author Florian CoppenrathAutor:in Author Florian CoulmasAutor:in Author Martin CoyAutor:in Author Rolf D. CremerAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Aurel Croissant, Prof. Dr.Universität Heidelberg W3-Professor / Dekan Land/Länder/Region Südostasien, Südkorea, Taiwan Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Demokratie Autoritarismus Militär Konflikt Pandemie Zivilgesellschaft Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch University of Heidelberg W3 Professor / Dean Country/Countries/Region Southeast Asia, South Korea, Taiwan Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Democracy Authoritarianism Military Conflict Pandemic Civil society Languages Fluent: German, English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Heidelberg Korea Südostasien South-East Asia Taiwan Universität HeidelbergW3-Professor / DekanLand/Länder/RegionSüdostasien, Südkorea, TaiwanArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsDemokratie Autoritarismus Militär Konflikt Pandemie ZivilgesellschaftSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch University of HeidelbergW3 Professor / DeanCountry/Countries/RegionSoutheast Asia, South Korea, TaiwanFields of work/Topics/KeywordsDemocracy Authoritarianism Military Conflict Pandemic Civil societyLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishAutor:in Author Kerstin E. Cuhlsproject manager for national and international Foresight projects at the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation since 1992. She was interim professor in Japanology at the Centre for East Asian Studies of the University of Heidelberg in 2011/12, and teaches Foresight methodology at the Free University of Berlin (Master of Arts in Futures Research).project manager for national and international Foresight projects at the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation since 1992. She was interim professor in Japanology at the Centre for East Asian Studies of the University of Heidelberg in 2011/12, and teaches Foresight methodology at the Free University of Berlin (Master of Arts in Futures Research).Autor:in Author Bernhard DahmAutor:in Author Henrich DahmAutor:in Author Juliane DameAutor:in Author Jens DammAssociate Professor am Graduierteninstitut für Taiwanstudien, Chang Jung Universität, Tainan, Taiwan. Derzeit leitet er weiterhin ein Forschungs- projekt „China’s Cultural Diplomacy and the Role of Non-State Actors”, 2015-2017 am Orientinstitut der Akademie der Wissenschaften der Tschechischen Republik), unterstützt von der Tschechischen Wissenschaftsstiftung GACR.Associate Professor am Graduierteninstitut für Taiwanstudien, Chang Jung Universität, Tainan, Taiwan. Derzeit leitet er weiterhin ein Forschungs- projekt „China’s Cultural Diplomacy and the Role of Non-State Actors”, 2015-2017 am Orientinstitut der Akademie der Wissenschaften der Tschechischen Republik), unterstützt von der Tschechischen Wissenschaftsstiftung GACR.Autor:in Author Rahul Peter DasAutor:in Author Beatrice DaunAutor:in Author Jeanine DağyeliAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Anno Dederichs, Dr.Associate Professor an der Foreign Language School, Sun Yat-sen University Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Kultur Diversity Wissenschaftsskooperation Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Chinesisch Associate Professor at the Foreign Language School, Sun Yat-sen University Country/Countries/Region China Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Culture Diversity Scientific cooperation Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Chinese Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare China Associate Professor an der Foreign Language School, Sun Yat-sen UniversityLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsKulturDiversity WissenschaftsskooperationSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Chinesisch Associate Professor at the Foreign Language School, Sun Yat-sen UniversityCountry/Countries/RegionChinaFields of work/Topics/KeywordsCultureDiversityScientific cooperationLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: ChineseAutor:in Author Hans DembowskiAutor:in Author Mehmet Sami DenkerAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Claudia Derichs, Prof. Dr.Professorin, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin Monografie: Knowledge Production, Area Studies and Global Cooperation. Routledge 2017. Land/Länder/Region Südostasien, Japan/Ostasien, MENA Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Wissensproduktion neue Regionalstudien Islam soziale Bewegungen transregionale Entwicklung Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Japanisch, Arabisch passiv: Bahasa Melayu Professor, Humboldt University of Berlin Monograph: Knowledge Production, Area Studies and Global Cooperation. Routledge 2017. Country/Countries/Region Southeast Asia, Japan/East Asia, MENA Fields of work/Topics/Keywords knowledge production new area studies Islam social movements transregional development Languages fluent: German, English good: Japanese, Arabic passive: Bahasa Melayu Arabisch Arabian Deutsch German Englisch English Japanisch Japanese Malaysisch Malaysian Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Berlin Japan Ostasien East Asia Südostasien South-East Asia Professorin, Humboldt Universität zu BerlinMonografie: Knowledge Production, Area Studies and Global Cooperation. Routledge 2017.Land/Länder/RegionSüdostasien, Japan/Ostasien, MENAArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsWissensproduktion neue Regionalstudien Islam soziale Bewegungen transregionale EntwicklungSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Japanisch, Arabischpassiv: Bahasa Melayu Professor, Humboldt University of BerlinMonograph: Knowledge Production, Area Studies and Global Cooperation. Routledge 2017.Country/Countries/RegionSoutheast Asia, Japan/East Asia, MENAFields of work/Topics/Keywordsknowledge production new area studies Islam social movements transregional developmentLanguagesfluent: German, Englishgood: Japanese, Arabicpassive: Bahasa MelayuAutor:in Author Isabel DettmerAutor:in Author Hanna DickersAutor:in Author Ursula DickesAutor:in Author Mathias DiederichAutor:in Author Thilo DiefenbachAutor:in Author Günter DiehlAutor:in Author Günther DiehlAutor:in Author Heribert DieterAutor:in Author Hans Jürgen DietrichAutor:in Author Max Dietrichis a radio journalist and student of Political Science, University of Hamburg. His main research is on political developments and organizations in the Asia Pacific region.is a radio journalist and student of Political Science, University of Hamburg. His main research is on political developments and organizations in the Asia Pacific region.Autor:in Author Javier Revilla DiezAutor:in Author Cees van DijkAutor:in Author Chiang Hai DingAutor:in Author Ding DingAutor:in Author Samia DinkelakerAutor:in Author Yvonne DinterAutor:in Author Anett DippnerAutor:in Author Abraham DiskinAutor:in Author Andreas DittmannAutor:in Author Lowell DittmerAutor:in Author Christoph DittrichAutor:in Author Petra Dobner, Prof. Dr.Professorin für Politikwissenschaft, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-WittenbergProfessorin für Politikwissenschaft, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-WittenbergAutor:in Author Hugo DobsonAutor:in Author Felix DoegePh.D. candidate and research associate at the Department of East Asian Politics, Faculty of East Asian Studies, Ruhr University Bochum. His research focuses on the political economy of Japan, particularly financial market governance and FinTech.Ph.D. candidate and research associate at the Department of East Asian Politics, Faculty of East Asian Studies, Ruhr University Bochum. His research focuses on the political economy of Japan, particularly financial market governance and FinTech.Autor:in Author Jona Aravind DohrmannAutor:in Author Sascha DolezalAutor:in Author Manfred DomrösAutor:in Author Jörn DoschAutor:in Author Werner DraguhnAutor:in Author Barbara DreisAutor:in Author Malte DrewesAutor:in Author Reinhard DrifteAutor:in Author Isa DuckeAutor:in Author Niall DugganAutor:in Author Timo Duile, Dr. habil.Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Abteilung für Südostasienwissenschaft Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn.Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Abteilung für Südostasienwissenschaft Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn.Autor:in Author Kristof W. DuwaertsAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Ole Döring, Prof. Dr.Full Professor for Comparative Studies / Privatdozent für Kultur- und Technikphilosophie, Hunan Normal University /Karlsruhe Institut für Technologie, ITZ Land/Länder/Region China, Ostasien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Technologie Gesundheit Ethik Kultur Philosophie Sozialökonomie Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Chinesisch passiv: Französisch Full Professor of Comparative Studies / Private Lecturer in Cultural and Technical Philosophy, Hunan Normal University / Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, ITZ Country/Countries/Region China, East Asia Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Technology Health Ethics Culture Philosophy Social Economics Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Chinese Passive: French Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen China Ostasien East Asia Full Professor for Comparative Studies / Privatdozent für Kultur- und Technikphilosophie, Hunan Normal University /Karlsruhe Institut für Technologie, ITZLand/Länder/RegionChina, OstasienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsTechnologie Gesundheit Ethik Kultur Philosophie SozialökonomieSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Chinesischpassiv: Französisch Full Professor of Comparative Studies / Private Lecturer in Cultural and Technical Philosophy, Hunan Normal University / Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, ITZCountry/Countries/RegionChina, East AsiaFields of work/Topics/KeywordsTechnology Health Ethics Culture Philosophy Social EconomicsLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: ChinesePassive: FrenchAutor:in Author Andreas DürrAutor:in Author Hannes EbertAutor:in Author Ronald EckertAutor:in Author Andreas Eder-RamsauerAutor:in Author Christine EffenbergAutor:in Author Marion Eggertis professor of Korean Studies at Ruhr University Bochum. Her main fields of inquiry are the intellectual and literary history of Late Chosŏn and early modern Korea.is professor of Korean Studies at Ruhr University Bochum. Her main fields of inquiry are the intellectual and literary history of Late Chosŏn and early modern Korea.Autor:in Author Alexandra EisenbergerM.Sc. Geography, is a research associate at the Institute of Geography at the University of Göttingen.M.Sc. Geography, is a research associate at the Institute of Geography at the University of Göttingen.Autor:in Author Hannelore Eisenhofer-HalimAutor:in Author Juanita Elias(PI)(PI)Autor:in Author David EmmingerAutor:in Author Thomas EngelbertAutor:in Author Stephan EngelkampAutor:in Author Kai EnzweilerAutor:in Author Annemarie EscheAutor:in Author Benjamin EtzoldAutor:in Author Hans-Dieter EversAutor:in Author Theresa FabianAutor:in Author Gregor C. FalkAutor:in Author Nora Katharina FaltmannAutor:in Author Yang FanAutor:in Author Thomas FeldhoffAutor:in Author Ofer FeldmanAutor:in Author Karoly FendlerAutor:in Author Marius FerdinAutor:in Author Susanne FeskeAutor:in Author Adam Ffordes a widely-cited scholar of contemporary Vietnam, though he also publishes on wider issues of development methodology and economics. His main focus currently, in his work on Vietnam, is the history of the Vietnamese ‘economic miracle’ that started around 1992.s a widely-cited scholar of contemporary Vietnam, though he also publishes on wider issues of development methodology and economics. His main focus currently, in his work on Vietnam, is the history of the Vietnamese ‘economic miracle’ that started around 1992.Autor:in Author Anna Julia FiedlerAutor:in Author Genia FindeisenAutor:in Author Elisabeth FinkAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Doris Fischer, Prof. Dr.Chair of China Business and Economics Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Wirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Sozialkreditsystem Energie Innovation Wettbewerb Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch gut: Französisch Chair of China Business and Economics Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Country/Countries/Region China Fields of work/topics/keywords Economics Economic policy Social credit system Energy Innovation Competition Languages Fluent: German, English, Chinese Good: French Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Würzburg China Chair of China Business and EconomicsJulius-Maximilians-Universität WürzburgLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsWirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Sozialkreditsystem Energie Innovation WettbewerbSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesischgut: Französisch Chair of China Business and EconomicsJulius Maximilian University of WürzburgCountry/Countries/RegionChinaFields of work/topics/keywordsEconomics Economic policy Social credit system Energy Innovation CompetitionLanguagesFluent: German, English, ChineseGood: FrenchAutor:in Author Klaus FleischmannAutor:in Author Andrea FleschenbergAutor:in Author Ryanne FlockJulius-Maximilians-University of WürzburgJulius-Maximilians-University of WürzburgAutor:in Author Winfried FlüchterAutor:in Author Arndt E. FockenAutor:in Author Gesine Foljanty-JostAutor:in Author Alexander FollmannAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Mandy FoxWissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, Universität Passau, Zentrum für Medien und Kommunikation Wissenschaftlerin und Journalistin. Sie arbeitet am Zentrum für Medien und Kommunikation der Universität Passau und beschäftigt sich vor allem mit ethnischen und religiösen Konflikten in Myanmar, Staatsbildung, Autoritarismus und demokratischen Prozessen in Südostasien, Zwangsmigration und der Rolle von Community-Medien in Transformationsländern. Land/Länder/Region Myanmar, Südostasien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords ethnische … Research Associate, University of Passau, Centre for Media and Communication Researcher and journalist. She is working at the Center for Media and Communication at the University of Passau and is primarily concerned with ethnic and religious conflicts in Myanmar, state formation, authoritarianism and democratic processes in Southeast Asia, forced migration, and the role of community … Burmesisch Burmese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Passau Myanmar Südostasien South-East Asia Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, Universität Passau, Zentrum für Medien und KommunikationWissenschaftlerin und Journalistin. Sie arbeitet am Zentrum für Medien und Kommunikation der Universität Passau und beschäftigt sich vor allem mit ethnischen und religiösen Konflikten in Myanmar, Staatsbildung, Autoritarismus und demokratischen Prozessen in Südostasien, Zwangsmigration und der Rolle von Community-Medien in Transformationsländern.Land/Länder/RegionMyanmar, SüdostasienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywordsethnische und religiöse Konflikte Staatsbildung in Südostasien Autoritarismus und demokratische Prozesse ProtestbewegungenZwangsmigration (Gemeinschafts-)MedienSprachenFließend: Deutsch, EnglischPassiv: Französisch, Burmesisch Research Associate, University of Passau, Centre for Media and CommunicationResearcher and journalist. She is working at the Center for Media and Communication at the University of Passau and is primarily concerned with ethnic and religious conflicts in Myanmar, state formation, authoritarianism and democratic processes in Southeast Asia, forced migration, and the role of community media in transition countries.Country/Countries/RegionMyanmar, Southeast AsiaAreas of expertise/topics/keywordsethnic and religious conflicts state formation in Southeast Asia authoritarianism and democratic processes protest movementsforced migration (community-) mediaLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishPassive: French, BurmeseAutor:in Author Martin FranzAutor:in Author Karsten FreyAutor:in Author Stefan FriedrichAutor:in Author Gordon FriedrichsDoktorand am Heidelberg Center for American Studies und forscht zur US-amerikanischen Führungsrolle.Doktorand am Heidelberg Center for American Studies und forscht zur US-amerikanischen Führungsrolle.Autor:in Author Franziska Fröhlichdoctoral researcher at the Chair of Contemporary Chinese Studies at the University of Würzburg. In her research, she focuses on discourses about ecologically motivated dietary practices and green consumption in China.doctoral researcher at the Chair of Contemporary Chinese Studies at the University of Würzburg. In her research, she focuses on discourses about ecologically motivated dietary practices and green consumption in China.Autor:in Author Hans-Joachim FuchsAutor:in Author Hannah FuhrHochschule für Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft LudwigshafenHochschule für Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft LudwigshafenAutor:in Author Eva Fuhrmannpromovierte an der Universität Bonn im Fach Südostasienwissen- schaft. Zurzeit ist sie als Lehrbeauftragte an der Universität Bonn tätig.promovierte an der Universität Bonn im Fach Südostasienwissen- schaft. Zurzeit ist sie als Lehrbeauftragte an der Universität Bonn tätig.Autor:in Author Pit C. FuistingLehrer (Geographie, Biologie) am Konrad-Heresbach-Gymnasium in Mettmann. Vor seinem Referendariat hat er als WHK die Datenerhebung für diesen Artikel in Delhi durchgeführt.Lehrer (Geographie, Biologie) am Konrad-Heresbach-Gymnasium in Mettmann. Vor seinem Referendariat hat er als WHK die Datenerhebung für diesen Artikel in Delhi durchgeführt.Autor:in Author Andreas FuldaAutor:in Author Max Jakob FölsterAutor:in Author Bernhard FührerAutor:in Author Nana Okura GagnéAutor:in Author Nadia GalatiAutor:in Author Ulrike Gansen, M.A.Absolventin des Studiengangs Politikmanagement (M.A.) der NRW School of Governance.Absolventin des Studiengangs Politikmanagement (M.A.) der NRW School of Governance.Autor:in Author Yingjun GaoAutor:in Author Wilfried GebhardtAutor:in Author Rolf GeffkenAutor:in Author Hans-Dietrich GenscherAutor:in Author Heide Haruyo GentnerAutor:in Author Eva GerharzProfessor of Sociology and Globalization at the same institution. Her work focuses on youth movements, indigenous activism and mobility in South Asia.Professor of Sociology and Globalization at the same institution. Her work focuses on youth movements, indigenous activism and mobility in South Asia.Autor:in Author Solvay GerkeAutor:in Author Johannes GerschewskiAutor:in Author Julia GersterResearcher at the International Research Institute of Disaster Science (IRIDeS) at Tohoku University. She is currently working on revitalization and Bosai Tourism in the Tohoku region with a special focus on Fukushima Prefecture.Researcher at the International Research Institute of Disaster Science (IRIDeS) at Tohoku University. She is currently working on revitalization and Bosai Tourism in the Tohoku region with a special focus on Fukushima Prefecture.Autor:in Author Alfred GerstlAutor:in Author Christine GierathsAutor:in Author Stephan GiersdorfAutor:in Author Karsten GieseAutor:in Author Joachim GlaubitzAutor:in Author Christina GmeinbauerPhD candidate and lecturer at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. Her research focuses on female protagonists in digital games in Japan.PhD candidate and lecturer at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. Her research focuses on female protagonists in digital games in Japan.Autor:in Author Hannes GohliPhD candidate at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg.PhD candidate at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg.Autor:in Author Sushila GosaliaAutor:in Author Heidi GottfriedAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Pierre Gottschlich, Dr.Lehrstuhlvertreter für Politische Theorie und Ideengeschichte Universität Rostock, Institut für Politik- und Verwaltungswissenschaften Land/Länder/Region Südasien, Indien, Sri Lanka Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Geschichte Kultur Religion Innenpolitik Außenpolitik Konflikte Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch Deputy Chair of Political Theory and History of Ideas University of Rostock, Institute for Political Science and Public Administration Country/Countries/Region South Asia, India, Sri Lanka Fields of work/topics/keywords History Culture Religion Domestic politics Foreign policy Conflicts Languages Fluent: German, English Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Rostock Indien India Sri Lanka Südasien South Asia Lehrstuhlvertreter für Politische Theorie und IdeengeschichteUniversität Rostock, Institut für Politik- und VerwaltungswissenschaftenLand/Länder/RegionSüdasien, Indien, Sri LankaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsGeschichte Kultur Religion Innenpolitik Außenpolitik KonflikteSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch Deputy Chair of Political Theory and History of IdeasUniversity of Rostock, Institute for Political Science and Public AdministrationCountry/Countries/RegionSouth Asia, India, Sri LankaFields of work/topics/keywordsHistory Culture Religion Domestic politics Foreign policy ConflictsLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishAutor:in Author Jörn-Carsten GottwaldAutor:in Author Volker GrabowskySeit 2009 Professor für Sprache und Kultur Thailands (Thaiistik) am Asien-Afrika-Institut der Universität Hamburg; 1999–2009 Professor für die Geschichte Südostasiens an der Westfälischen Wilhelms- Universität Münster; 1996–1999 Langzeitdozent des DAAD an der Nationalen Universität von Laos in Vientiane. Forschungsschwerpunkte: Geschichte von Thailand, Laos und Kambodscha; Manuskriptkulturen der Tai (insbes. Nordthailand, Laos und Yunnan)Seit 2009 Professor für Sprache und Kultur Thailands (Thaiistik) am Asien-Afrika-Institut der Universität Hamburg; 1999–2009 Professor für die Geschichte Südostasiens an der Westfälischen Wilhelms- Universität Münster; 1996–1999 Langzeitdozent des DAAD an der Nationalen Universität von Laos in Vientiane. Forschungsschwerpunkte: Geschichte von Thailand, Laos und Kambodscha; Manuskriptkulturen der Tai (insbes. Nordthailand, Laos und Yunnan)Autor:in Author Arndt GrafAutor:in Author Lorenz Graitllecturer at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at Humboldt University Berlin. His research interests are politically motivated suicide and mediatized conflict with a regional focus on India.lecturer at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at Humboldt University Berlin. His research interests are politically motivated suicide and mediatized conflict with a regional focus on India.Autor:in Author W. GramlichAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Bettina Gransow, Prof. Dr.Außerplanmäßige Professorin für Sinologie/Chinastudien an der Freien Universität Berlin. Sie forscht insbesondere zu Urbanisierung, Migration und sozialem Wandel in China. Weitere Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Chinas Infrastruktur-Strategie und Wissensproduktion der chinesischen Soziologie. Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Migration Megastädte Soziologie Risikogesellschaft Infrastrukturprojekte Entwicklungszusammenarbeit Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, englisch gut: Chinesisch Adjunct Professor of Sinology/Chinese Studies at the Free University of Berlin. Her research focuses in particular on urbanisation, migration and social change in China. Other areas of research include China’s infrastructure strategy and knowledge production in Chinese sociology. Country/Countries/Region China Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Migration Megacities Sociology Risk society Infrastructure projects Development cooperation Languages Fluent: German, … Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Keynotes Schriftliche Kommentare Berlin China Außerplanmäßige Professorin für Sinologie/Chinastudien an der Freien Universität Berlin. Sie forscht insbesondere zu Urbanisierung, Migration und sozialem Wandel in China. Weitere Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Chinas Infrastruktur-Strategie und Wissensproduktion der chinesischen Soziologie.Land/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsMigration Megastädte Soziologie Risikogesellschaft Infrastrukturprojekte EntwicklungszusammenarbeitSprachenfließend: Deutsch, englischgut: Chinesisch Adjunct Professor of Sinology/Chinese Studies at the Free University of Berlin. Her research focuses in particular on urbanisation, migration and social change in China. Other areas of research include China’s infrastructure strategy and knowledge production in Chinese sociology.Country/Countries/RegionChinaFields of work/Topics/KeywordsMigration Megacities Sociology Risk society Infrastructure projects Development cooperationLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: ChineseAutor:in Author Celia GrauAutor:in Author Reimund GreweAutor:in Author Andreas GrimmelAutor:in Author Anna GrimmingerUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTAutor:in Author Hui-wen von Groeling-CheAutor:in Author Martin GroßheimSeit 2019 Professor of Vietnamese History an der Seoul National University; Fellowships an der Lund University und am Wilson Center, Washington, DC; Gastprofessuren an der Tokyo University of Foreign Studies und der Humboldt Universität Berlin. Forschungsschwerpunkte: Moderne Geschichte Vietnams, Kalter Krieg, Intelligence history, memory studiesSeit 2019 Professor of Vietnamese History an der Seoul National University; Fellowships an der Lund University und am Wilson Center, Washington, DC; Gastprofessuren an der Tokyo University of Foreign Studies und der Humboldt Universität Berlin. Forschungsschwerpunkte: Moderne Geschichte Vietnams, Kalter Krieg, Intelligence history, memory studiesAutor:in Author Kristina Großmann, Prof. Dr.Universität Bonn Professorin Land/Länder/Region Indonesien, Kalimantan, Aceh Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Umwelt Gender Nachhaltigkeit Transdisziplinarität Entwicklung Anthropologie Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Indonesisch Professor for Anthropology of Southeast Asia at the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Bonn University. Since 2020, she is leading the SpEAking project. Country/Countries/Region Indonesia, Kalimantan, Aceh Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Environment Gender Sustainability Transdisciplinarity Development Anthropology Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Indonesian Deutsch German Englisch English Indonesisch Indonesian Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Bonn Indonesien Indonesia Universität BonnProfessorinLand/Länder/RegionIndonesien, Kalimantan, AcehArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsUmwelt Gender Nachhaltigkeit Transdisziplinarität Entwicklung AnthropologieSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Indonesisch Professor for Anthropology of Southeast Asia at the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Bonn University. Since 2020, she is leading the SpEAking project.Country/Countries/RegionIndonesia, Kalimantan, AcehFields of work/Topics/KeywordsEnvironment Gender Sustainability Transdisciplinarity Development AnthropologyLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: IndonesianAutor:in Author Youngah GuahkAutor:in Author Liu GuanxueAutor:in Author Andreas GuderMA in German as a Foreign Language and a PhD in Sinology from LMU Munich. After several teaching posts and professorships at universities in Beijing, Mainz-Germersheim, Berlin and Göttingen, he since 2019 has been Professor for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, Chinese Language and Literature at Freie Universität Berlin. Since 2004, he is elected …MA in German as a Foreign Language and a PhD in Sinology from LMU Munich. After several teaching posts and professorships at universities in Beijing, Mainz-Germersheim, Berlin and Göttingen, he since 2019 has been Professor for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, Chinese Language and Literature at Freie Universität Berlin. Since 2004, he is elected President of Fachverband Chinesisch (Association of Chinese Language Teachers in German Speaking Countries).Autor:in Author Thomas K. GuglerAutor:in Author Yves GuinandAutor:in Author Peter Gutter, M.A.from the Netherlands, is a Southeast Asianist who has lived and worked in Southeast Asia for more than seven years. He worked in Laos from 1998 to 2000 and again from 2012 to 2014. He is currently looking for a supervisor for a PhD research project on relations between the former GDR and Laos, and …from the Netherlands, is a Southeast Asianist who has lived and worked in Southeast Asia for more than seven years. He worked in Laos from 1998 to 2000 and again from 2012 to 2014. He is currently looking for a supervisor for a PhD research project on relations between the former GDR and Laos, and how the East German and Lao media reported on them.Autor:in Author Monika GänßbauerAutor:in Author Jürgen GärtnerAutor:in Author Stefan GörlitzAutor:in Author Ilker GündoğanResearcher and Lecturer, Julius Maximilian University of WürzburgResearcher and Lecturer, Julius Maximilian University of WürzburgAutor:in Author Friederike GüntherAutor:in Author Sabrina Habich-SobiegallaAutor:in Author Kirsten HackenbrochAutor:in Author Matthias Hackler, Dr. phil.Assistant to MEP at the European ParliamentAssistant to MEP at the European ParliamentAutor:in Author Alexander HaeringAutor:in Author Robert HafnerAutor:in Author Johanna HahnAutor:in Author Fei HaitingAutor:in Author Ümüt HalikAutor:in Author Bettina HamannAutor:in Author Ahmad Fauzi Abdul HamidAutor:in Author Lara HammersenMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenAutor:in Author Michael HampeAutor:in Author Oul HanAutor:in Author Werner HandkeAutor:in Author Sarah HanischAutor:in Author Dirk Hanschel, Prof. Dr.Lehrstuhl für deutsches Europäisches und internationales öffentliches RechtLehrstuhl für deutsches Europäisches und internationales öffentliches RechtAutor:in Author Tetsushi HaradaAutor:in Author Sina HardakerAkademische Rätin a. Z. und Habilitandin, Julius-Maximilians-Universität WürzburgAkademische Rätin a. Z. und Habilitandin,Julius-Maximilians-Universität WürzburgAutor:in Author Hans Harder, Prof. Dr.Südasien-Institut HeidelbergSüdasien-Institut HeidelbergAutor:in Author Sebastian HarnischProfessur für Internationale Beziehungen, Institut für Politische Wissenschaft, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg.Professur für Internationale Beziehungen, Institut für Politische Wissenschaft, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg.Autor:in Author Stefanie HausteinAutor:in Author P. Christian HauswedellAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Thomas Heberer, Prof. Dr.Universität Duisburg-Essen Senior Professor, Institute for East Asian Studies/Institute for Political Science Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Politisches System Außenpolitik Privatunternehmer Soziale Disziplinierung/Zivilisierung Chinas Aufstieg zur Weltmacht Nationalitätenpolitik Sprachen fließend: Chinesisch University of Duisburg-Essen Senior Professor, Institute for East Asian Studies/Institute for Political Science Country/Countries/Region China Fields of work/topics/keywords Political system Foreign policy Private entrepreneurs Social discipline/civilisation in China Rise to world power Nationality policy Languages Fluent: Chinese Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Duisburg-Essen China Universität Duisburg-EssenSenior Professor, Institute for East Asian Studies/Institute for Political ScienceLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsPolitisches System Außenpolitik Privatunternehmer Soziale Disziplinierung/Zivilisierung Chinas Aufstieg zur WeltmachtNationalitätenpolitikSprachenfließend: Chinesisch University of Duisburg-EssenSenior Professor, Institute for East Asian Studies/Institute for Political ScienceCountry/Countries/RegionChinaFields of work/topics/keywordsPolitical system Foreign policy Private entrepreneurs Social discipline/civilisation in China Rise to world powerNationality policyLanguagesFluent: ChineseAutor:in Author Markus HeckelAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Sandra Heep, Prof. Dr.Hochschule Bremen Professorin für Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft Chinas Land/Länder/Region China, Taiwan Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Wirtschaftssystem und Wirtschaftsentwicklung Finanzsystem und Renminbi-Internationalisierung Politisches System Ideologie der Kommunistischen Partei Chinesisch-taiwanesische Beziehungen Systemkonflikt Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch Bremen University of Applied Sciences Professor of Chinese Economy and Society Country/Countries/Region China, Taiwan Fields of work/topics/keywords Economic system and economic development Financial system and renminbi internationalisation Political system Ideology of the Communist Party Sino-Taiwanese relations Systemic conflict Languages Fluent: German, English, Chinese Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Bremen China Taiwan Hochschule BremenProfessorin für Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft ChinasLand/Länder/RegionChina, TaiwanArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsWirtschaftssystem und Wirtschaftsentwicklung Finanzsystem und Renminbi-Internationalisierung Politisches SystemIdeologie der Kommunistischen Partei Chinesisch-taiwanesische Beziehungen SystemkonfliktSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch Bremen University of Applied SciencesProfessor of Chinese Economy and SocietyCountry/Countries/RegionChina, TaiwanFields of work/topics/keywordsEconomic system and economic development Financial system and renminbi internationalisation Political systemIdeology of the Communist Party Sino-Taiwanese relations Systemic conflictLanguagesFluent: German, English, ChineseAutor:in Author Rebecca HegemannAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Isabel Heger-Laube, Dr.M.A. in Sinologie (Universität Wien), Promotion in Sinologie an der Freien Universität Berlin 2024 Doktorandin, Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Urbanisierung landless peasants Hochschulzugang Yuanfen Narrative Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch, ChinesischChinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Berlin China M.A. in Sinologie (Universität Wien), Promotion in Sinologie an der Freien Universität Berlin 2024Doktorandin, Wissenschaftliche MitarbeiterinLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsUrbanisierung landless peasants Hochschulzugang Yuanfen NarrativeSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, ChinesischAutor:in Author Sebastian HeilmannAutor:in Author Antje HeinrichAutor:in Author Timo HeinrichAutor:in Author Gerold HeinrichsAutor:in Author Martina HeinschkeAutor:in Author Martin HeintelAutor:in Author Dieter HeinzigAutor:in Author Helmut HeinzlmairAutor:in Author Helmut HeinzlmeirAutor:in Author Lena HellerAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Dagmar Hellmann-Rajanayagam, Dr. phil.Universität Passau Beraterin Erasmus mundus Land/Länder/Region Indien, Myanmar, Sri Lanka Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Geschichte Religion Nationale Identität Ethnische Konflikte Literatur Wissenschaftskooperation Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Tamil passiv: Myanma University of Passau Erasmus Mundus Advisor Country/Countries/Region India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka Fields of work/topics/keywords History Religion National identity Ethnic conflicts Literature Scientific cooperation Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Tamil Passive: Myanmar Deutsch German Englisch English Myanma Tamil Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Indien India Myanmar Sri Lanka Universität PassauBeraterin Erasmus mundusLand/Länder/RegionIndien, Myanmar, Sri LankaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsGeschichte Religion Nationale Identität Ethnische Konflikte Literatur WissenschaftskooperationSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Tamilpassiv: Myanma University of PassauErasmus Mundus AdvisorCountry/Countries/RegionIndia, Myanmar, Sri LankaFields of work/topics/keywordsHistory Religion National identity Ethnic conflicts Literature Scientific cooperationLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: TamilPassive: MyanmarAutor:in Author Arthur HelwichAutor:in Author Thomas Hennigpostdoctoral researcher at the faculty of Geography, Philipps-Universität Marburg. He is currently doing research into China’s and India’s water management, as well as about the wider implications of the two countries’ energy and power development.postdoctoral researcher at the faculty of Geography, Philipps-Universität Marburg. He is currently doing research into China’s and India’s water management, as well as about the wider implications of the two countries’ energy and power development.Autor:in Author Matthias HenningsAutor:in Author Marc HenriciStudentische Hilfskraft, Freie Universität BerlinStudentische Hilfskraft, Freie Universität BerlinAutor:in Author Jürgen HenzeAutor:in Author Marcus HernigAutor:in Author Carsten Herrmann-PillathAutor:in Author Ute Herrmann-PillathAutor:in Author Wilfried A. HerrmannAutor:in Author Felicia HerrschaftAutor:in Author Bernhard HertleinBernhard Hertlein promoviert über Indienbilder in der deutsch- sprachigen Jugendlektüre 1918–1945.Bernhard Hertlein promoviert über Indienbilder in der deutsch- sprachigen Jugendlektüre 1918–1945.Autor:in Author Roman HerzogAutor:in Author Rainer HeufersAutor:in Author Irene HillmerAutor:in Author Hanns Günther HilpertAutor:in Author Sebastian HiltnerAutor:in Author Christine HobelsbergerPhD candidate at the Department of Economics at the University of Kaiserslautern, Germany. Her research interest lies at the nexus of corporate responsibility, the guiding principle of sustainable development, and development politics.PhD candidate at the Department of Economics at the University of Kaiserslautern, Germany. Her research interest lies at the nexus of corporate responsibility, the guiding principle of sustainable development, and development politics.Autor:in Author Maren HoepfnerAutor:in Author Mareike HoffmannAutor:in Author Shinsaku HogenAutor:in Author Heike HolbigProfessorin für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Area Studies China/Ostasien an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt/M. und Senior Research Fellow am GIGA Institute für Asien-Studien in Hamburg. Dort leitet sie das vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung finanzierte Forschungsprojekt „Ideo- logischer Wandel und Regimelegitimität in China“.Professorin für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Area Studies China/Ostasien an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt/M. und Senior Research Fellow am GIGA Institute für Asien-Studien in Hamburg. Dort leitet sie das vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung finanzierte Forschungsprojekt „Ideo- logischer Wandel und Regimelegitimität in China“.Autor:in Author Phoebe HoldgrünAutor:in Author Judith HollnagelAutor:in Author Andreas HoltzAutor:in Author Anna HolzmannAutor:in Author Lukas HolzschuhUniversity of ViennaUniversity of ViennaAutor:in Author Rolf HomannAutor:in Author Sineath HongAutor:in Author Suy Lan HopmannAutor:in Author Vincent J.H. HoubenHumboldt-Universität BerlinHumboldt-Universität BerlinAutor:in Author Martin Peter HouschtAutor:in Author Duanmu HuiAutor:in Author Syed Sha Khusro HussainiAutor:in Author Yeo Lay HweeAutor:in Author Stefan HüppeAutor:in Author Hiroya IchikawaAutor:in Author Ayao IdeAutor:in Author Thomas ImmervollAutor:in Author Christine IssaAutor:in Author Samia al-Azharia JahnAutor:in Author Marcel JahnkeAutor:in Author David JalilvandAutor:in Author Wolfgang JamannAutor:in Author Peter JanischAutor:in Author Thomas JansenAutor:in Author Hannes JedeckFreie Universität BerlinFreie Universität BerlinAutor:in Author Jürgen JergerAutor:in Author Cheng JianyingAutor:in Author UnHye JoeAutor:in Author William J. JonesAutor:in Author Saba JoshiLecturer (Assistant Professor) in Gender and Development at the Department of Politics at the University of York (UK). Her research and teaching interests are broadly centered on feminist political economy and the gendered politics of development in the Global South.Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Gender and Development at the Department of Politics at the University of York (UK). Her research and teaching interests are broadly centered on feminist political economy and the gendered politics of development in the Global South.Autor:in Author Jörg JoswiakAutor:in Author Yan Junchenworks as an executive assistant to the CEO of a multinational company. He received his Ph.D. from the Bielefeld Graduate School of History and Sociology. His research interests include Chinese political sociology, critical management studies, intercultural communication, and qualitative research for international business. Previously, he worked on the research project "Expatriate Managers: A New Cosmopolitan …works as an executive assistant to the CEO of a multinational company. He received his Ph.D. from the Bielefeld Graduate School of History and Sociology. His research interests include Chinese political sociology, critical management studies, intercultural communication, and qualitative research for international business. Previously, he worked on the research project „Expatriate Managers: A New Cosmopolitan Elite? Habitus, Everyday Practices and Networks“ (ME2008/5-1) and the research project „Chinese FDI in Germany – Strategic Goals, Post-Merger Integration, and Consequences for Acquired German Firms“ (ME2008/7-1), which were funded by the German Research Foundation.Autor:in Author Jin-Heon Jungprofessor at the National Institute of Unification Education in Seoul, South Korea. He received his PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He previously served as a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity in Göttingen, Germany, and as the director of the …professor at the National Institute of Unification Education in Seoul, South Korea. He received his PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He previously served as a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity in Göttingen, Germany, and as the director of the Research Unit for Social Integration at the Institute of Korean Studies of the Free University of Berlin, Germany. His selected publications include Migration and Religion in East Asia: North Korean Migrants‘ Evangelical Encounters (2015) and Seoul and Pyongyang Met in Berlin (2022, originally published in Korean)Autor:in Author Marianne JungPhD candidate at Vienna University as well as lecturer at the Korean studies department at Comenius University.PhD candidate at Vienna University as well as lecturer at the Korean studies department at Comenius University.Autor:in Author Mee-Kyung Jungis an invited professor in Economics at Dankook University. She mainly studies labor market, human capital investment and cities approached from a cultural point of view.is an invited professor in Economics at Dankook University. She mainly studies labor market, human capital investment and cities approached from a cultural point of view.Autor:in Author Jyothi K.K.Autor:in Author Kirsten JörgensenAutor:in Author Melina KaiserAutor:in Author Susanne KalbhennAutor:in Author Robert KaltenbrunnerAutor:in Author Linus Kalvelageforscht als Doktorand am Geographischen Institut der Universität zu Köln zu Globalen Produktionsnetzwerken und Regionalentwicklung. Sein regionaler Fokus liegt auf Südostasien und Subsahara-Afrika.forscht als Doktorand am Geographischen Institut der Universität zu Köln zu Globalen Produktionsnetzwerken und Regionalentwicklung. Sein regionaler Fokus liegt auf Südostasien und Subsahara-Afrika.Autor:in Author Thomas KampenAutor:in Author Nishio KanjiAutor:in Author Ewelina KarasPh.D. student at the City University of Hong Kong.Ph.D. student at the City University of Hong Kong.Autor:in Author Peter KaraskiewiczAutor:in Author Carolin KautzAutor:in Author Hiroki Kawamurawissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Japanisches Recht und seine kulturellen Grundlagen im Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft an der Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt/M. sowie Lehrbeauftragter für Japanisches Recht, Internationale Rechtsstudien (FFA), Fachbereich V Rechtswissenschaft, Universität Trierwissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Japanisches Recht und seine kulturellen Grundlagen im Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft an der Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt/M. sowie Lehrbeauftragter für Japanisches Recht, Internationale Rechtsstudien (FFA), Fachbereich V Rechtswissenschaft, Universität TrierAutor:in Author Markus KeckAutor:in Author Dagmar KeiperAutor:in Author Timon KempeAutor:in Author Thomas KernAutor:in Author Anja KetelsAutor:in Author Paul KevenhörsterAutor:in Author Zou KeyuanAutor:in Author Narayan KhadkaAutor:in Author Nina KhanPromotionsstudentin am Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.Promotionsstudentin am Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.Autor:in Author Namita KhareAutor:in Author Hein G. KiesslingAutor:in Author Bohyun KimResearch Associate (Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin)/PhD Candidate at the Institute of Political Science and the Institute of East Asian Studies at the University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany. After earning her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations at Ewha Womans University in Seoul, South Korea, she received double Master’s degrees in European Studies (MSc.) and Political Science …Research Associate (Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin)/PhD Candidate at the Institute of Political Science and the Institute of East Asian Studies at the University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany. After earning her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations at Ewha Womans University in Seoul, South Korea, she received double Master’s degrees in European Studies (MSc.) and Political Science (MA) at Maastricht University, the Netherlands, and the University of Cologne, Germany.Autor:in Author Jin-Ah KimAutor:in Author Katrin KinzelbachProfessorin für Internationale Politik der Menschenrechte, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Gastprofessorin am Transnational Law Institute, King’s College London, und korrespondierende Autorin.Professorin für Internationale Politik der Menschenrechte, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Gastprofessorin am Transnational Law Institute, King’s College London, und korrespondierende Autorin.Autor:in Author Nida KirmaniAutor:in Author Kim KisonAutor:in Author Shinichi KitaokaAutor:in Author René KlaffAutor:in Author Werner KlattAutor:in Author Silke KlausenAutor:in Author Kyara KlausmannAutor:in Author Axel KleinAutor:in Author Hans KleinAutor:in Author Susanne Nicolette KleinAutor:in Author Max KlimburgAutor:in Author Elena KlorerAutor:in Author Hans-Ulrich KloseAutor:in Author Yvonne KlöpperAutor:in Author Sang-tu KoAutor:in Author Julia KochAutor:in Author Kerstin KochAutor:in Author Michael KochAutor:in Author Leo Maximilian KoenigAutor:in Author Sardar M. KohistaniAutor:in Author Verena Kollin-HüssenAutor:in Author Florentine KoppenborgPh.D. student at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies (GEAS), Freie Universität Berlin.Ph.D. student at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies (GEAS), Freie Universität Berlin.Autor:in Author Uwe KotzelAutor:in Author Amanda KovacsAutor:in Author Frauke KraasAutor:in Author Olivia Kraef-LeichtAutor:in Author Willy KrausAutor:in Author Felix KrebberAutor:in Author Volker KreibichAutor:in Author Peter KreuzerAutor:in Author Justus M. van der KroefAutor:in Author Mareike KrollAutor:in Author Nicole KroneAutor:in Author Jan KronschnabelAutor:in Author Friedrich von KrosigkAutor:in Author Daniel R. KrothMichigan State UniversityMichigan State UniversityAutor:in Author Mark KrugerAutor:in Author Claudia KruseAutor:in Author Karl Heinz KrämerAutor:in Author Elizaveta KucherovaAutor:in Author Berthold M. KuhnAutor:in Author Manfred KummerAutor:in Author Johannes KummerowAutor:in Author Clemens KunzeAutor:in Author Peter KupferAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Sandra Kurfürst, Prof. Dr.Professorin, Universität zu Köln Land/Länder/Region Vietnam, Südostasien (Festland) Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Urbanisierung Social Media Entwicklung Jugend Popkultur Gender Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Vietnamesisch Professor, University of Cologne Country/Countries/Region Vietnam, Southeast Asia (mainland) Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Urbanisation Social media Development Youth pop culture Gender Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Vietnamese Deutsch German Englisch English Vietnamesisch Vietnamese Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Keynotes Studienorientierung an Schulen Köln Cologne Südostasien South-East Asia Vietnam Professorin, Universität zu KölnLand/Länder/RegionVietnam, Südostasien (Festland)Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsUrbanisierung Social Media Entwicklung Jugend Popkultur GenderSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Vietnamesisch Professor, University of CologneCountry/Countries/RegionVietnam, Southeast Asia (mainland)Fields of work/Topics/KeywordsUrbanisation Social media Development Youth pop culture GenderLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: VietnameseAutor:in Author Tsche Kwang-junDozent für Familienrecht an der Kyung Hee Universität in Seoul. Er ist der Sohn von Professor Tsche Chong-kil, dessen Tod von der Wahrheitskommission untersucht wurde.Dozent für Familienrecht an der Kyung Hee Universität in Seoul. Er ist der Sohn von Professor Tsche Chong-kil, dessen Tod von der Wahrheitskommission untersucht wurde.Autor:in Author Dr. Jaok KwonAutor:in Author Joak Kwon-HeinAutor:in Author Kevin KälkerAutor:in Author Christine KämmerAutor:in Author Viktor KöhlichAutor:in Author Patrick KöllnerAutor:in Author Anne-Sophie L. König, M.A.is a doctoral student in Japanese Studies from Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich and a research associate for the DFG- funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan. Her research interest is politics in Japan with a focus on democracy studies, representation, local politics and reforms.is a doctoral student in Japanese Studies from Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich and a research associate for the DFG- funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan. Her research interest is politics in Japan with a focus on democracy studies, representation, local politics and reforms.Autor:in Author Sören Köpke, M.A.political scientist and journalist. He holds an M.A. in political science and English and American Studies from Leibniz University Hannover, and a Ph.D. in political science from Technische Universität Braunschweig. Since 2018, he has worked as a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Organic Agriculture, University of Kassel. His research focus is on …political scientist and journalist. He holds an M.A. in political science and English and American Studies from Leibniz University Hannover, and a Ph.D. in political science from Technische Universität Braunschweig. Since 2018, he has worked as a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Organic Agriculture, University of Kassel. His research focus is on political ecology, rural development, and the international politics of Asia.Autor:in Author Johannes KüchlerChina Zentrum, TU BerlinChina Zentrum, TU BerlinAutor:in Author Sandra KürtenAutor:in Author Elise LaatzAutor:in Author Jürgen LafrenzAutor:in Author Dimas LaksmanaAutor:in Author Bertram LangWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut für Politikwissenschaft der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt. In seiner aktuellen Forschung beschäftigt er sich hauptsächlich mit Entwicklungen der Philanthropie und Zivilgesellschaft im gegenwärtigen China sowie der chinesischen Anti-Korruptionspolitik im globalen Kontext und den europäisch-chinesischen Beziehungen. Darüber hinaus berät er regelmäßig internationale Non-Profit-Organisationen und Entwicklungsinstitutionen.Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut für Politikwissenschaft der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt. In seiner aktuellen Forschung beschäftigt er sich hauptsächlich mit Entwicklungen der Philanthropie und Zivilgesellschaft im gegenwärtigen China sowie der chinesischen Anti-Korruptionspolitik im globalen Kontext und den europäisch-chinesischen Beziehungen. Darüber hinaus berät er regelmäßig internationale Non-Profit-Organisationen und Entwicklungsinstitutionen.Autor:in Author Goatkoei Lang-lanAutor:in Author Goatkoi Lang-TanAutor:in Author Andreas LangeAutor:in Author Diana LangeAutor:in Author Uta Lauer, Dr.Universität Hamburg / China Academy of ArtUniversität Hamburg / China Academy of ArtAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Mirjam LeDoktorandin, Lehrbeauftragte Universität Passau Land/Länder/Region Vietnam, Südostasien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Soziale Bewegungen Stadtentwicklung Demokratisierung Autoritarismus Vietnam-China Beziehungen Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Vietnamesisch, Französisch Doctoral candidate, lecturer University of Passau Country/Countries/Region Vietnam, Southeast Asia Areas of work/topics/keywords Social movements Urban development Democratisation Authoritarianism Vietnam-China relations Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Vietnamese, French Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Vietnamesisch Vietnamese Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Passau Südostasien South-East Asia Vietnam Doktorandin, LehrbeauftragteUniversität PassauLand/Länder/RegionVietnam, SüdostasienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsSoziale Bewegungen Stadtentwicklung Demokratisierung Autoritarismus Vietnam-China BeziehungenSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Vietnamesisch, Französisch Doctoral candidate, lecturerUniversity of PassauCountry/Countries/RegionVietnam, Southeast AsiaAreas of work/topics/keywordsSocial movements Urban development Democratisation Authoritarianism Vietnam-China relationsLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: Vietnamese, FrenchAutor:in Author Weijing LeAutor:in Author Stephanie LederPh.D. student from the Graduate School for Teaching Methodology at the University of Cologne. She holds state exam degrees in Geography, English, Biology, and Education from the University of Cologne and has previously been affiliated with BVIEER in Pune and the Centre of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSH) in Delhi, both in India.Ph.D. student from the Graduate School for Teaching Methodology at the University of Cologne. She holds state exam degrees in Geography, English, Biology, and Education from the University of Cologne and has previously been affiliated with BVIEER in Pune and the Centre of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSH) in Delhi, both in India.Autor:in Author Ah-Hyun Angela LeePhD candidate in Korean Studies at Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany. She received a BA in History of Art and Korean Studies and an MA in Modern East Asian Studies from the same university. In her PhD research, she primarily examines the transcultural memory practices and narratives established via the P’yŏnghwaŭi Sonyŏsang using the examples …PhD candidate in Korean Studies at Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany. She received a BA in History of Art and Korean Studies and an MA in Modern East Asian Studies from the same university. In her PhD research, she primarily examines the transcultural memory practices and narratives established via the P’yŏnghwaŭi Sonyŏsang using the examples of Berlin, Kyoto, and Seoul. For this, she conducted fieldwork as a visiting research fellow at Waseda University in Japan and Sungkonghoe University in South Korea. Her research interests include but are not limited to contested memories, the Korean diaspora, and public history.Autor:in Author Expertise Experts Eun-Jeung Lee, Prof. Dr.Freie Universität Berlin Universitätsprofessor, Institut für Koreastudien Land/Länder/Region Korea, Ostasien, Nordkorea Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Konfuzianismus Innenpolitik Friedenspolitik Kultur Geschichte Sprachen fließend: Koreanisch, Deutsch gut: Englisch passiv: Japanisch Free University of Berlin University Professor, Institute for Korean Studies Country/Countries/Region Korea, East Asia, North Korea Areas of expertise/Topics/Keywords Confucianism Domestic politics Peace policy Culture History Languages Fluent: Korean, German Good: English Passive: Japanese Deutsch German Englisch English Japanisch Japanese Koreanisch Korean Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Berlin Korea Ostasien East Asia Freie Universität BerlinUniversitätsprofessor, Institut für KoreastudienLand/Länder/RegionKorea, Ostasien, NordkoreaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsKonfuzianismus Innenpolitik Friedenspolitik Kultur GeschichteSprachenfließend: Koreanisch, Deutschgut: Englischpassiv: Japanisch Free University of BerlinUniversity Professor, Institute for Korean StudiesCountry/Countries/RegionKorea, East Asia, North KoreaAreas of expertise/Topics/KeywordsConfucianism Domestic politics Peace policy Culture HistoryLanguagesFluent: Korean, GermanGood: EnglishPassive: JapaneseAutor:in Author Albert LeemannAutor:in Author Helmut LeipoldAutor:in Author Olaf LeißeAutor:in Author Vincent B. LeschAutor:in Author Virginia Y. Y. LeungAutor:in Author Martin LeutnerFreie Universität BerlinFreie Universität BerlinAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Mechthild Leutner, Prof. Dr. h.c.Freie Universität Berlin Hochschullehrerin i.R. Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Deutsch-chinesische Beziehungen Chinesische Geschichte ab 1840 Deutsche Kolonie in China Geschichte der Sinologie China Berichterstattung in deutschen Medien Deutsche Chinabilder Sprachen fließend: Deutsch gut: Englisch, Chinesisch Freie Universität Berlin Retired university lecturer Country/Countries/Region China Fields of work/topics/keywords German-Chinese relations Chinese history since 1840 German colony in China History of Sinology in China Reporting in German media German perceptions of China Languages Fluent: German Good: English, Chinese Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Berlin China Freie Universität BerlinHochschullehrerin i.R.Land/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsDeutsch-chinesische BeziehungenChinesische Geschichte ab 1840 Deutsche Kolonie in China Geschichte der Sinologie ChinaBerichterstattung in deutschen Medien Deutsche ChinabilderSprachenfließend: Deutschgut: Englisch, Chinesisch Freie Universität BerlinRetired university lecturerCountry/Countries/RegionChinaFields of work/topics/keywordsGerman-Chinese relationsChinese history since 1840 German colony in China History of Sinology in ChinaReporting in German media German perceptions of ChinaLanguagesFluent: GermanGood: English, ChineseAutor:in Author Ludgera Lewerichresearch associate and lecturer at the Institute of Modern Japanese Studies at HHU, and former coordinator of the Bachelor Plus program. Her research focuses on contemporary rural Japan, rural revitalization and urban-rural migration, dementia and local welfare in Japan and Germany, and the Korean diaspora in Japan.research associate and lecturer at the Institute of Modern Japanese Studies at HHU, and former coordinator of the Bachelor Plus program. Her research focuses on contemporary rural Japan, rural revitalization and urban-rural migration, dementia and local welfare in Japan and Germany, and the Korean diaspora in Japan.Autor:in Author Bin Licurrently enrolled in a doctoral program at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies and Anthropology Faculty, Free University of Berlin, Germany. His doctoral research, funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), investigates how the entrepreneurial motivations and strategies of Chinese newcomers in Japan developed in the course of their immigration experiences and social …currently enrolled in a doctoral program at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies and Anthropology Faculty, Free University of Berlin, Germany. His doctoral research, funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), investigates how the entrepreneurial motivations and strategies of Chinese newcomers in Japan developed in the course of their immigration experiences and social interactions within local society. He received his master’s degree from the Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Tohoku University, Japan, and a BA from the University of International Relations, China.Autor:in Author Jiachuan Lidoctoral student at the Department of Comparative Literature of the University of Vienna. She is currently working on her dissertation on the fox-woman transformation in twenty-first-century novels.doctoral student at the Department of Comparative Literature of the University of Vienna. She is currently working on her dissertation on the fox-woman transformation in twenty-first-century novels.Autor:in Author Lianjiang LiAutor:in Author Yu-ru LianAutor:in Author Leenawaty Limantarareceived her Doctorate Degree from Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan. Assoc. Professor Leenawaty Limantara served as the rector of Ma Chung University, Indonesia (2007-2015) and currently of Universitas Pembangunan Jaya (2015-2023). Currently, she serves as the vice chairwoman in the Association of Private Higher Education Institution of Indonesia region IVB.received her Doctorate Degree from Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan. Assoc. Professor Leenawaty Limantara served as the rector of Ma Chung University, Indonesia (2007-2015) and currently of Universitas Pembangunan Jaya (2015-2023). Currently, she serves as the vice chairwoman in the Association of Private Higher Education Institution of Indonesia region IVB.Autor:in Author Hang LinAutor:in Author Taiho LinAutor:in Author Tzong-biau LinAutor:in Author Xiaoli LinDoctoral Researcher with the Research Group Institutional, Innovations in East Asian Energy Markets, IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg.Doctoral Researcher with the Research Group Institutional, Innovations in East Asian Energy Markets, IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg.Autor:in Author Jonas LindnerDoctoral Student and Research Assistant, Chair of China Business and Economics, University of WürzburgDoctoral Student and Research Assistant, Chair of China Business and Economics, University of WürzburgAutor:in Author Marlies LinkeAutor:in Author Peter LinkeAutor:in Author Astrid LipinskyAutor:in Author Frederick S. LittenAutor:in Author Anny LiuAnny Liu (BA)Anny Liu (BA)Autor:in Author Gracia Liu-FarrerAutor:in Author Alex LloydAutor:in Author Howard LoewenAutor:in Author Josef Falko LoherAutor:in Author Manfred LohmannAutor:in Author Helmut Loofs-WissowaAutor:in Author Valeria LottiPhD student at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies (GEAS) at Freie Universität Berlin. Her research interests focus on modern Chinese society, especially on the social value of beauty, on gender inequality, and on cultural globalization.PhD student at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies (GEAS) at Freie Universität Berlin. Her research interests focus on modern Chinese society, especially on the social value of beauty, on gender inequality, and on cultural globalization.Autor:in Author Thomas LoyAutor:in Author Jutta LudwigAutor:in Author Andreas LukasAutor:in Author Kerstin Lukner, Dr.Managing Director, AREA RuhrManaging Director, AREA RuhrAutor:in Author Nora LuttmerAutor:in Author Ludmila Lutz-AurasAutor:in Author Cecilia Luzi, M.A.Research Assistant, Institute of Japanese Studies, FU BerlinResearch Assistant, Institute of Japanese Studies, FU BerlinAutor:in Author Dirk LöhrAutor:in Author Heike LöschmannAutor:in Author Mirjam LückingPhD Candidate in Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Freiburg and a member of the Southeast Asian Studies at Freiburg. Her research interests include Islamic education, Islam and modernity, democracy and good governance, transregional and transnational linkages, migration and pilgrimage, with a regional focus on Southeast Asia (esp. Indonesia) and the Middle East.PhD Candidate in Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Freiburg and a member of the Southeast Asian Studies at Freiburg. Her research interests include Islamic education, Islam and modernity, democracy and good governance, transregional and transnational linkages, migration and pilgrimage, with a regional focus on Southeast Asia (esp. Indonesia) and the Middle East.Autor:in Author Wilfried LütkenhorstAutor:in Author Sprecher:in Representative Christina Maags, Dr.School of Languages, Arts and Societies, University of SheffieldSchool of Languages, Arts and Societies, University of SheffieldAutor:in Author Citha D. MaaßAutor:in Author Rüdiger MachetzkiAutor:in Author Margherita A. MaffiiAutor:in Author Franz Magnis-Suseno, S.J.Autor:in Author Naila Maier-KnappAdjunct Research Fellow an der Universität Rostock und forscht zu den Themen Regionalismus und Interregionalismus der EU und ASEAN. Derzeit arbeitet sie an einem weiteren Buchmanuskript zu den EU–ASEAN- Beziehungen.Adjunct Research Fellow an der Universität Rostock und forscht zu den Themen Regionalismus und Interregionalismus der EU und ASEAN. Derzeit arbeitet sie an einem weiteren Buchmanuskript zu den EU–ASEAN- Beziehungen.Autor:in Author Martin V. Maierresearcher at the Institute of Earth Sciences, Heidelberg University, Germany, with a research focus on arsenic mobilization and mitigation in South Asia (Bangladesh, India, Nepal) and Germany.researcher at the Institute of Earth Sciences, Heidelberg University, Germany, with a research focus on arsenic mobilization and mitigation in South Asia (Bangladesh, India, Nepal) and Germany.Autor:in Author Siti MaimunahWEGO-ITN Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow and a Ph.D. candidate in Comparative Development and Cultural Studies at the University of Passau in Germany. She is a scholar-activist with a focus on extractivism, gender, and intersectionality.WEGO-ITN Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow and a Ph.D.candidate in Comparative Development and Cultural Studies at the University ofPassau in Germany. She is a scholar-activist with a focus on extractivism, gender,and intersectionality.Autor:in Author Luise MalchertAutor:in Author S. Jamal MalikAutor:in Author Expertise Experts David M. Malitz, Dr.Senior Research Fellow Deutsches Institut für Japanforschung Land/Länder/Region Deutschland, Japan, Thailand Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Japanisch-Thailändische Beziehungen Japan in Südostasien Modernes Thailand Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, English, Japanisch (N1) gut: Thai passiv: Französisch Senior Research Fellow German Institute for Japanese Studies Country/Countries/Region Germany, Japan, Thailand Fields of work/topics/keywords Japanese-Thai relations Japan in Southeast Asia Modern Thailand Languages Fluent: German, English, Japanese (N1) Good: Thai Passive: French Deutsch German Englisch English Japanisch Japanese Thailändisch Thai Interviews Print/Web Schriftliche Kommentare Tokyo Deutschland Japan Thailand Senior Research FellowDeutsches Institut für JapanforschungLand/Länder/RegionDeutschland, Japan, ThailandArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsJapanisch-Thailändische Beziehungen Japan in Südostasien Modernes ThailandSprachenfließend: Deutsch, English, Japanisch (N1)gut: Thaipassiv: Französisch Senior Research FellowGerman Institute for Japanese StudiesCountry/Countries/RegionGermany, Japan, ThailandFields of work/topics/keywordsJapanese-Thai relations Japan in Southeast Asia Modern ThailandLanguagesFluent: German, English, Japanese (N1)Good: ThaiPassive: FrenchAutor:in Author Bishawjit MallickAutor:in Author Michael MalzerPhD candidate in Contemporary Chinese Studies and a research assistant at the Department of Sinology at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. His PhD project focuses on urbanization and social change in the city of Yinchuan.PhD candidate in Contemporary Chinese Studies and a research assistant at the Department of Sinology at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. His PhD project focuses on urbanization and social change in the city of Yinchuan.Autor:in Author Davlatbegim MamadshoevaAutor:in Author Buhalqem MamtiminAutor:in Author Martin MandlAutor:in Author Maria-Gabriela ManeaAutor:in Author Ulrich MantheAutor:in Author Wolfram ManzenreiterUniversitätsprofessor am Institut für Ostasienwissen- schaften der Universität Wien. Derzeit forscht er zu den Wechselwirkungen von sozialen Beziehungen und subjektivem Wohlbefinden im ländlichen Japan.Universitätsprofessor am Institut für Ostasienwissen- schaften der Universität Wien. Derzeit forscht er zu den Wechselwirkungen von sozialen Beziehungen und subjektivem Wohlbefinden im ländlichen Japan.Autor:in Author Julia Christine MarinaccioLeitung Büro für European Universities, Projektleitung ACE2-EU, Fachhochschule Kärnten.Leitung Büro für European Universities, Projektleitung ACE2-EU, Fachhochschule Kärnten.Autor:in Author Chusnul Mari’yahAutor:in Author Helmut MartinAutor:in Author Volker MartinAutor:in Author Milan MatthiesenAutor:in Author Hanns W. MaullAutor:in Author Bernhard MayAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Maximilian Mayer, Prof. Dr.Jun.-Professur, Zentrum für fortgeschrittene Sicherheits-, Strategie- und Integrationsstudien; Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn Land/Länder/Region China, Ostasien, China-EU Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Technologie- und Infrastrukturpolitik Außenpolitik Machtverschiebung Energiefragen China-Europa Beziehungen Digitalisierung Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Chinesisch passiv: Italienisch Jun.-Professur, Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies; University of Bonn Country/Countries/Region China, East Asia, China-EU Areas of expertise/topics/keywords Technology and infrastructure policy Foreign policy Power shift Energy issues China-Europe Relations Digitalisation Languages Fluent: German, English Good: Chinese Passive: Italian Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Italienisch Italian Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Bonn China Ostasien East Asia Jun.-Professur, Zentrum für fortgeschrittene Sicherheits-, Strategie- und Integrationsstudien; Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität BonnLand/Länder/RegionChina, Ostasien, China-EUArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsTechnologie- und Infrastrukturpolitik Außenpolitik Machtverschiebung Energiefragen China-Europa BeziehungenDigitalisierungSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Chinesischpassiv: Italienisch Jun.-Professur, Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies; University of BonnCountry/Countries/RegionChina, East Asia, China-EUAreas of expertise/topics/keywordsTechnology and infrastructure policy Foreign policy Power shift Energy issues China-Europe RelationsDigitalisationLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishGood: ChinesePassive: ItalianAutor:in Author Peter Mayerreceived his Doctorate Degree from Goethe University in Frankfurt. He is Professor for International Economics at the University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück where he was Vice-President from 2003 to 2007.received his Doctorate Degree from Goethe University in Frankfurt. He is Professor for International Economics at the University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück where he was Vice-President from 2003 to 2007.Autor:in Author Pavel MaškarinecAutor:in Author Jagat S. MehtaAutor:in Author Ronald MeinardusAutor:in Author Marius MeinhofAutor:in Author Nils MeinzerAutor:in Author Lisa MelcherAutor:in Author Thomas MenkhoffAutor:in Author Alois MertesAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Stefan Messingschlager, M.A.Historiker und Politikwissenschaftler an der Helmut-Schmidt-Universität in Hamburg, studierte an der Universität Konstanz und der Peking-Universität. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte sind die zeitgenössische chinesische Geschichte und Politik, mit besonderem Augenmerk auf die deutsch-chinesischen Beziehungen und die Entwicklung der China-Expertise in Deutschland seit 1949. Er ist außerdem aktiv in der Politikberatung tätig und beteiligt sich regelmäßig an politischen … historian and political scientist at Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg, educated at the University of Konstanz and Peking University. His research focuses on contemporary Chinese history and politics, with a particular emphasis on Sino-German relations and the evolution of China expertise in Germany since 1949. He also actively engages in policy advisory work, regularly contributing … Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Latein Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Hamburg China Taiwan Historiker und Politikwissenschaftler an der Helmut-Schmidt-Universität in Hamburg, studierte an der Universität Konstanz und der Peking-Universität. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte sind die zeitgenössische chinesische Geschichte und Politik, mit besonderem Augenmerk auf die deutsch-chinesischen Beziehungen und die Entwicklung der China-Expertise in Deutschland seit 1949. Er ist außerdem aktiv in der Politikberatung tätig und beteiligt sich regelmäßig an politischen Diskussionen und akademischen Debatten über die sich wandelnde Rolle Chinas in der internationalen Ordnung.Land/Länder/RegionChina, TaiwanArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsChina-Expertise China im globalen Kontext Westlich-chinesische Beziehungsgeschichte Neue Weltordnung im 21.Jahrhundert PolitikberatungSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesischgut: Lateinpassiv: Französisch historian and political scientist at Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg, educated at the University of Konstanz and Peking University. His research focuses on contemporary Chinese history and politics, with a particular emphasis on Sino-German relations and the evolution of China expertise in Germany since 1949. He also actively engages in policy advisory work, regularly contributing to political discussions and academic debates on China’s evolving role in the international order.Country/Countries/RegionChina, TaiwanAreas of expertise/Topics/KeywordsExpertise on China China in a global context History of Western-Chinese relations New world order in the 21st century Political consultingLanguagesFluent: German, English, ChineseGood: LatinPassive: FrenchAutor:in Author Manuel MetzlerAutor:in Author Elena Meyer-ClementAutor:in Author Michael MeyerAutor:in Author Miriam MeyerAutor:in Author Md. Abdul Quader MiahAutor:in Author Boris MichelAutor:in Author Timna Michlmayrdoctoral candidate at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna. Her thesis examines the relationship between monetary stability and local land markets in China. Part of her project is devoted to land-based government debt after 2008.doctoral candidate at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna. Her thesis examines the relationship between monetary stability and local land markets in China. Part of her project is devoted to land-based government debt after 2008.Autor:in Author Katja MielkeAutor:in Author Martin Miller, M.A.Absolvent des Studiengangs Politikmanagement (M.A.) der NRW School of Governance und arbeitete in Zusatzmodulen zu Governance-Prozessen in der post-maoistischen VR ChinaAbsolvent des Studiengangs Politikmanagement (M.A.) der NRW School of Governance und arbeitete in Zusatzmodulen zu Governance-Prozessen in der post-maoistischen VR ChinaAutor:in Author Antonia MiserkaPhD candidates and recipients of a DOC-team Fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. They are part of an interdisciplinary research project on well-being and social relationships in rural Japan.PhD candidates and recipients of a DOC-team Fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. They are part of an interdisciplinary research project on well-being and social relationships in rural Japan.Autor:in Author Expertise Experts Antje Missbach, Prof. Dr.Universität Bielefeld Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Flüchtlinge Zwangsvertreibung Asyl People Smuggling Trafficking in Persons Grenzkonflikte Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch gut: Bahasa Indonesia Professor of Sociology at Bielefeld University, specialising in the study of global migration and mobility. She is the author of The Criminalisation of People Smuggling in Indonesia and Australia: Asylum out of reach (Routledge, 2022), Troubled transit: asylum seekers stuck in Indonesia (ISEAS Yusof Publishing, 2015); and co-author with Jemma Purdey and Dave McRae of … Deutsch German Englisch English Indonesisch Indonesian Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Studienorientierung an Schulen Bielefeld Asien-Pazifik Asia-Pacific Indonesien Indonesia Südostasien South-East Asia Universität BielefeldArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsFlüchtlingeZwangsvertreibungAsylPeople SmugglingTrafficking in PersonsGrenzkonflikteSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englischgut: Bahasa Indonesia Professor of Sociology at Bielefeld University, specialising in the study of global migration and mobility. She is the author of The Criminalisation of People Smuggling in Indonesia and Australia: Asylum out of reach (Routledge, 2022), Troubled transit: asylum seekers stuck in Indonesia (ISEAS Yusof Publishing, 2015); and co-author with Jemma Purdey and Dave McRae of Indonesia: State and Society in Transition (Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2020). Her latest co-edited and open-access works include Refugee Protection in Southeast Asia: Between Humanitarianism and Sovereignty (Berghahn, 2024, with Susan Kneebone, Reyvi Mariñas and Max Walden).Autor:in Author Anne-Lise MithoutAutor:in Author Haymo MitschianAutor:in Author Maznah MohamadAutor:in Author Masafumi MondenResearch Associate and member of the teaching staff at the Department of Japanese Studies, the University of Sydney, specializing in Japanese fashion and culture. He teaches and publishes widely in the areas of men’s and women’s fashion, Japan, youth, gender, Asian popular culture, and International Studies. He is currently working on two book-length projects: on …Research Associate and member of the teaching staff at the Department of Japanese Studies, the University of Sydney, specializing in Japanese fashion and culture. He teaches and publishes widely in the areas of men’s and women’s fashion, Japan, youth, gender, Asian popular culture, and International Studies. He is currently working on two book-length projects: on cultural imaginations of Japanese girlhood and boyhood, and on a cultural history of fashion, beauty, and the body in modern Japan.Autor:in Author Hiromasa MoriAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Hannes B. Mosler, Prof. Dr.Universität Duisburg-Essen Professor für Politik und Gesellschaft Koreas, Institut für Ostasienstudien (IN-EAST) undInstitut für Politikwissenschaft (IfP) Land/Länder/Region Südkorea Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Innenpolitik Außenpolitik Verfassung Erinnerungskultur politische Bildung Gesellschaft Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Koreanisch, Englisch University of Duisburg-Essen Professor of Korean Politics and Society, Institute for East Asian Studies (IN-EAST) and Institute for Political Science (IfP) Country/Countries/Region South Korea Fields of work/topics/keywords Domestic politics Foreign policy Constitution Culture of remembrance Political education Society Languages Fluent: German, Korean, English Deutsch German Englisch English Koreanisch Korean Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Duisburg-Essen Korea Universität Duisburg-EssenProfessor für Politik und Gesellschaft Koreas, Institut für Ostasienstudien (IN-EAST) undInstitut für Politikwissenschaft (IfP)Land/Länder/RegionSüdkoreaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsInnenpolitik Außenpolitik Verfassung Erinnerungskultur politische Bildung GesellschaftSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Koreanisch, Englisch University of Duisburg-EssenProfessor of Korean Politics and Society, Institute for East Asian Studies (IN-EAST) and Institute for Political Science (IfP)Country/Countries/RegionSouth KoreaFields of work/topics/keywordsDomestic politics Foreign policy Constitution Culture of remembrance Political education SocietyLanguagesFluent: German, Korean, EnglishAutor:in Author Dilip MukerjeeAutor:in Author Zhao MulanAutor:in Author Aimi MuranakaAutor:in Author René MuschterAutor:in Author Lia MusitzDoktorandin, Goethe Universität FrankfurtDoktorandin, Goethe Universität FrankfurtAutor:in Author Kay MöllerAutor:in Author Wolfgang MöllersAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Armin Müller, Dr.Jacobs University Postdoc Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Gesundheitswesen Sozialpolitik Berufsbildung Migration Politikexperimente Sprachen fließend: Chinesisch, Englisch gut: Französisch Jacobs University Postdoctoral researcher Country/Countries/Region China Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Healthcare Social policy Vocational training Migration Political experiments Languages Fluent: Chinese, English Good: French Chinesisch Chinese Englisch English Französisch French Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Schriftliche Kommentare Bremen China Jacobs UniversityPostdocLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsGesundheitswesen Sozialpolitik Berufsbildung Migration PolitikexperimenteSprachenfließend: Chinesisch, Englischgut: Französisch Jacobs UniversityPostdoctoral researcherCountry/Countries/RegionChinaFields of work/Topics/KeywordsHealthcare Social policy Vocational training Migration Political experimentsLanguagesFluent: Chinese, EnglishGood: FrenchAutor:in Author Judith MüllerAutor:in Author Lukas Maximilian MüllerSeminar für Wissenschaftliche Politik, Albert-Ludwigs- Universität FreiburgSeminar für Wissenschaftliche Politik, Albert-Ludwigs- Universität FreiburgAutor:in Author Michael MüllerAutor:in Author Petra MüllerovaAutor:in Author Mariana MünningAkademische Mitarbeiterin, Institut für Sinologie, Universität HeidelbergAkademische Mitarbeiterin, Institut für Sinologie, UniversitätHeidelbergAutor:in Author Christiane MünscherAutor:in Author Bernd MützelburgAmbassador Bernd Mützelburg, German Embassy New Delhi, India.Ambassador Bernd Mützelburg, German Embassy New Delhi, India.Autor:in Author Dirk NabersAutor:in Author Stephen Robert NagyAutor:in Author Sang-hui NamAutor:in Author Kei NambaAutor:in Author Adriani NangoySoutheast Asian Studies and Sociology at the University of Bonn. She is lecturer of the Indonesian language and responsible in the SpEAking Project for the digitization of Indonesian learning materials and eTandem.Southeast Asian Studies and Sociology at the University of Bonn. She is lecturer of the Indonesian language and responsible in the SpEAking Project for the digitization of Indonesian learning materials and eTandem.Autor:in Author Sushmita NathAutor:in Author Reuben N. NavarroAutor:in Author Nongyao NawaratAutor:in Author Matthias NaßAutor:in Author Dietrich NelleAutor:in Author Peter NeunerAutor:in Author Jiri V. NeustupnýAutor:in Author Christoph NeßhöverAutor:in Author Tu Thanh NgoInstitute of Japanese Studies, Freie Universität BerlinInstitute of Japanese Studies, Freie Universität BerlinAutor:in Author Duy NguyenAutor:in Author Xuang Hang Nguyenlecturer for the Vietnamese language at the department for Southeast Asia studies. She holds a Magister degree in German as a foreign language and in sociology. She is working as a German-Vietnamese and Vietnamese-German translator and interpreter.lecturer for the Vietnamese language at the department for Southeast Asia studies. She holds a Magister degree in German as a foreign language and in sociology. She is working as a German-Vietnamese and Vietnamese-German translator and interpreter.Autor:in Author Franziska Susana Nicolaisenworking as a research assistant on a project on tourism in small cities at the University of Darmstadt. Her Ph.D. project focuses on heritage and urbanization in Vietnam. Since 2020 she has been working on citizenship in Vietnam in cooperation with the University of Passau and Mirjam Le.working as a research assistant on a project on tourism in small cities at the University of Darmstadt. Her Ph.D. project focuses on heritage and urbanization in Vietnam. Since 2020 she has been working on citizenship in Vietnam in cooperation with the University of Passau and Mirjam Le.Autor:in Author Mads Vesterager Nielsen, M.A.University of CopenhagenUniversity of CopenhagenAutor:in Author Jan NiggemeierAutor:in Author Kinya NiisekiAutor:in Author Ulrich NitschkeAutor:in Author Nele NoesseltInhaberin des Lehrstuhls für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt China/Ostasien am Institut für Politikwissenschaft und dem Institut für Ostasienwissenschaft (IN-EAST) der Universität Duisburg-Essen.Inhaberin des Lehrstuhls für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt China/Ostasien am Institut für Politikwissenschaft und dem Institut für Ostasienwissenschaft (IN-EAST) der Universität Duisburg-Essen.Autor:in Author Wulf NollAutor:in Author Edgar E. NordmannAutor:in Author Jochen NothAutor:in Author Ratna NovianiAutor:in Author Marie-Luise NäthAutor:in Author Irene NørlundAutor:in Author Marion OberbachBA-Studentin am Institut für Chinastudien, Freie Universität Berlin.BA-Studentin am Institut für Chinastudien, Freie Universität Berlin.Autor:in Author Andreas OberheitmannAutor:in Author Christian ObermayrAutor:in Author Julia ObingerAutor:in Author Joachim OesterheldAutor:in Author Reiko OgawaAutor:in Author Opeoluwa Joseph OguntoyeAutor:in Author Takafumi OhtomoAutor:in Author Saburo OkitaAutor:in Author Agathe T. OkumuraAutor:in Author Ko Ko OoAutor:in Author Peter J. OpitzAutor:in Author Sonja OpperAutor:in Author Anja OsianderAutor:in Author Eva OttendörferAutor:in Author Carsten OttoAutor:in Author Michael Otto, Dr.Autor:in Author Nina OuanAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Martina Padmanabhan, Prof. Dr.Universität Passau Lehrstuhlinhaberin Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Comparative development research Gender Studies Institutional Analysis Socio-ecological research Trans- and interdisciplinarity Women's Representative Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch University of Passau Chair holder Areas of expertise/topics/keywords Comparative development research Gender studies Institutional analysis Socio-ecological research Trans- and interdisciplinarity Women’s representative Languages Fluent: German, English Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Schriftliche Kommentare Passau Südostasien South-East Asia Universität PassauLehrstuhlinhaberinArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsComparative development researchGender StudiesInstitutional AnalysisSocio-ecological researchTrans- and interdisciplinarityWomen’s RepresentativeSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch University of PassauChair holderAreas of expertise/topics/keywordsComparative development researchGender studiesInstitutional analysisSocio-ecological researchTrans- and interdisciplinarityWomen’s representativeLanguagesFluent: German, EnglishAutor:in Author Xiaopeng PangAutor:in Author Anil ParalkarAutor:in Author Sunyoung ParkPhD candidate at the Bamberg Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Bamberg, and a recipient of the DAAD Graduate Scholarship 2018–2023. Her research focuses on social integration with migrants, mainly considering their sense of self and belonging within the context of superdiversity in the digital era. Her most recent journal article examines Koreans in …PhD candidate at the Bamberg Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Bamberg, and a recipient of the DAAD Graduate Scholarship 2018–2023. Her research focuses on social integration with migrants, mainly considering their sense of self and belonging within the context of superdiversity in the digital era. Her most recent journal article examines Koreans in Germany, illustrating how the transnational identities of a migrant group sharing the same national and ethnic backgrounds can be represented differently based on situational and temporal circumstances. She is set to defend her cumulative doctoral dissertation, which includes this article, in January 2025.Autor:in Author Werner PaschaAutor:in Author Angelika PathakAutor:in Author Robert PaulsAutor:in Author Malte Pehlis Assistant Professor of International Studies at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, USA, specializing in South Asian and comparative politics.is Assistant Professor of International Studies at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, USA, specializing in South Asian and comparative politics.Autor:in Author Ahmad-Norma PermataAutor:in Author Gerrit PetersAutor:in Author Mariya PetrovaAutor:in Author Matthias PetzoldAutor:in Author Johanna von PezoldDoktorandin, The University of Hong KongDoktorandin, The University of Hong KongAutor:in Author Martin PfeiferAutor:in Author Wolfgang M. PfeifferAutor:in Author Werner PfennigSenior Research Fellow Institut für Koreastudien, Freie Universität BerlinSenior Research FellowInstitut für Koreastudien, Freie Universität BerlinAutor:in Author Tien PhamAutor:in Author Marc PiazoloAutor:in Author Jos PlatenkampAutor:in Author Erika PlatteAutor:in Author Roland PlatzAutor:in Author Julia PoertingPh.D. student in Geography within the cluster “Asia and Europe in a Global Context” at Heidelberg University. Her research focuses on the dynamics of alternative forms of agriculture in South Asia in times of agrarian crisis.Ph.D. student in Geography within the cluster “Asia and Europe in a Global Context” at Heidelberg University. Her research focuses on the dynamics of alternative forms of agriculture in South Asia in times of agrarian crisis.Autor:in Author Christian R. J. Pogiesgraduate student in International Studies / Peace and Conflict Studies with an emphasis in Globalization and Law at the Goethe University Frankfurt. He works as a student assistant at the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History. His research interests include the Law of the Sea, International Legal Theory and the Formation of Knowledge.graduate student in International Studies / Peace and Conflict Studies with an emphasis in Globalization and Law at the Goethe University Frankfurt. He works as a student assistant at the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History. His research interests include the Law of the Sea, International Legal Theory and the Formation of Knowledge.Autor:in Author Karl-Heinz PohlAutor:in Author Manfred PohlAutor:in Author Sebastian Polak-RottmannPhD candidate and recipient of a DOC-team Fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. He is part of an interdisciplinary research project on well-being in rural Japan.PhD candidate and recipient of a DOC-team Fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna. He is part of an interdisciplinary research project on well-being in rural Japan.Autor:in Author Sarah Potthoffsociologist specializing in South Asia and currently doctoral candidate at Bielefeld University, Germany. Her research interests include gender, legal pluralism, and qualitative methods.sociologist specializing in South Asia and currently doctoral candidate at Bielefeld University, Germany. Her research interests include gender, legal pluralism, and qualitative methods.Autor:in Author Tilman PradtAutor:in Author Kamini PrakashAutor:in Author Johannes PreisingerAutor:in Author Simon PrekerDoktorand der Sinologie am Doktorandenkolleg „China in Deutschland, Deutschland in China“ der Universität Hamburg. Er hat Sinologie, Geschichte, Japanologie und Japanische Sprache in Freiburg, Kunming, Halle, Tokio, Hamburg und Shanghai studiert. Aktuell ist er im Rahmen des Taiwan Fellowship als Gastwissenschaftler am Historischen Seminar der Nationaluniversität Taiwan 國立臺灣大學 (NTU), um seine Promotion zur chinesischen Kulturdiplomatie …Doktorand der Sinologie am Doktorandenkolleg „China in Deutschland, Deutschland in China“ der Universität Hamburg. Er hat Sinologie, Geschichte, Japanologie und Japanische Sprache in Freiburg, Kunming, Halle, Tokio, Hamburg und Shanghai studiert. Aktuell ist er im Rahmen des Taiwan Fellowship als Gastwissenschaftler am Historischen Seminar der Nationaluniversität Taiwan 國立臺灣大學 (NTU), um seine Promotion zur chinesischen Kulturdiplomatie im nationalsozialistischen Deutschland (1936–1941) abzuschließen.Autor:in Author Thomas PrinzAutor:in Author Elizaveta PriupolinaAutor:in Author Isabelle Prochaska-Meyerpost-doc assistant at the Department of East Asian Studies/Japanese Studies, University of Vienna. Her main research topics are religion in Okinawa and ageing in rural Japan; with a social-anthropological focus.post-doc assistant at the Department of East Asian Studies/Japanese Studies, University of Vienna. Her main research topics are religion in Okinawa and ageing in rural Japan; with a social-anthropological focus.Autor:in Author Charlotte PrümmerAutor:in Author Roderich PtakAutor:in Author Giulio PuglieseLecturer in War Studies at King’s College London, and completed his Ph.D. work at the University of Cambridge. His research interests include the international politics and economics of the Asia-Pacific region, International Relations theory, and strategic communications. His Twitter account is @PugliesAsia.Lecturer in War Studies at King’s College London, and completed his Ph.D. work at the University of Cambridge. His research interests include the international politics and economics of the Asia-Pacific region, International Relations theory, and strategic communications. His Twitter account is @PugliesAsia.Autor:in Author Jemma PurdeyReelOzInd! Fellow at the Australia Indonesia Centre, Monash University. She is the author of Anti-Chinese Violence in Indonesia, 1996-1998 (NUS Publishing 2006) and From Vienna to Yogyakarta: The life of Herb Feith (UNSW Press, 2011) and co-author with Antje Missbach and Dave McRae of Indonesia: State and Society in Transition (Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2020). Jemma …ReelOzInd! Fellow at the Australia Indonesia Centre, Monash University. She is the author of Anti-Chinese Violence in Indonesia, 1996-1998 (NUS Publishing 2006) and From Vienna to Yogyakarta: The life of Herb Feith (UNSW Press, 2011) and co-author with Antje Missbach and Dave McRae of Indonesia: State and Society in Transition (Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2020). Jemma is Chair of the board and Commissioning Editor of the magazine Inside Indonesia, co-host of the podcast Talking Indonesia and founding Director of ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Festival.Autor:in Author Florian PurkarthoferAutor:in Author Oliver Pyelecturer in Southeast Asian Studies at Bonn University, with a focus on political ecology, the social relations of nature, labour geography and social movements. He has been working in and on Thailand since 1995.lecturer in Southeast Asian Studies at Bonn University, with a focus on political ecology, the social relations of nature, labour geography and social movements. He has been working in and on Thailand since 1995.Autor:in Author Jann Christoph von der PüttenAutor:in Author Pan QichangAutor:in Author Lion RackowAutor:in Author Detlef RadkeAutor:in Author Satvinder Singh RaiAutor:in Author Martin RamstedtAutor:in Author Günter RathAutor:in Author Dietrich ReetzAutor:in Author Boike RehbeinAutor:in Author Björn ReichhardtAutor:in Author Cornelia ReiherAutor:in Author Helmut ReimAutor:in Author Nina ReinbacherAutor:in Author Dieter ReinhardtAutor:in Author Florian C. ReiterAutor:in Author Katharina RenzAutor:in Author Beate ReszatAutor:in Author Lena RethelAutor:in Author Felix Rheinfelder, M.A.Mag. theol. & M.A.Mag. theol. & M.A.Autor:in Author Jiagu RichterAutor:in Author Uwe RichterAutor:in Author Wolfgang RichterAutor:in Author Heinz RiedlingerAutor:in Author Hans Christoph RiegerAutor:in Author Marina RimschaMarina Rimscha has been living and teaching Hindi in Israel for over a decade. She studied Indology, Tibetology, and Comparative Studies of Religion at the University of Bonn, where she also obtained her doctorate in 2023. In her dissertation entitled “Text and Subtext: Narrative Techniques in Hindi Dalit Autobiographies”, she examined narrative techniques employed by …Marina Rimscha has been living and teaching Hindi in Israel for over a decade. She studied Indology, Tibetology, and Comparative Studies of Religion at the University of Bonn, where she also obtained her doctorate in 2023. In her dissertation entitled “Text and Subtext: Narrative Techniques in Hindi Dalit Autobiographies”, she examined narrative techniques employed by Hindi Dalit authors to perform their identity and challenge the object status to which Dalit characters have been subjected in mainstream Hindi literature. Her research interests include Hindi language teaching, Hindi literature and poetry, Dalit and Adivasi literature, and language politics.Autor:in Author Martin RitterAutor:in Author Frank RobaschikAutor:in Author Glenda S. RobertsAutor:in Author Jennifer RobertsonProfessor of Anthropology and the History of Art, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and Co-Editor, Critical Asian Studies. Her current work explores human-robot relations and robot theatre in Japan.Professor of Anthropology and the History of Art, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and Co-Editor, Critical Asian Studies. Her current work explores human-robot relations and robot theatre in Japan.Autor:in Author Alfredo C. Robles, Jr.Autor:in Author Jörg Rodenwaldteceived his doctorate in economics from the Free University of Berlin. After completing his studies with a regional specialization in Asia, he worked as a visiting researcher at the Social Science Institute of the University of Tokyo and then at the East Asian Seminar of the Free University. He later worked in finance and for …eceived his doctorate in economics from the Free University of Berlin. After completing his studies with a regional specialization in Asia, he worked as a visiting researcher at the Social Science Institute of the University of Tokyo and then at the East Asian Seminar of the Free University. He later worked in finance and for many more years in the Asia-Pacific region for major German companies before setting up his own business as a consultant, lecturer and author. Rodenwaldt, who wrote his master’s thesis on the evolutionary-associative development of Taiwan, is currently working on the topic of Taiwan again.Autor:in Author Nina RodmannDiplom-Volkswirtin, Doktorandin und wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Fachbereich Gesellschaftswissenschaften an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main.Diplom-Volkswirtin, Doktorandin und wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Fachbereich Gesellschaftswissenschaften an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main.Autor:in Author Peter RoellAutor:in Author Mara RogaAutor:in Author Eckhard RohkammAutor:in Author Manfred F. RomichAutor:in Author Carolin RosenbergMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenAutor:in Author Hans-Dieter RothAutor:in Author Albrecht Rothacher, Dr.Autor:in Author Stefan Rotheris a researcher and lecturer in the Department of Political Science, University of Freiburg, and currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies. His research focus is on transnational migration, global governance, social movements, regional integration, and non-/post-Western theories of international relations.is a researcher and lecturer in the Department of Political Science, University of Freiburg, and currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies. His research focus is on transnational migration, global governance, social movements, regional integration, and non-/post-Western theories of international relations.Autor:in Author Dietmar RothermundAutor:in Author Scott RozelleAutor:in Author Elena RudakovaAutor:in Author Johannes RudloffAutor:in Author Jörg-Meinhard RudolphAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Marina Rudyak, Dr.Universität Heidelberg, Akademische Mitarbeiterin Sinologie Universität Frankfurt, Gesellschaftswissenschaften, Vertretungsprofessur Politik China (Frankfurt) Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Chinas internationale Entwicklungspolitik Belt and Road Initiative China-Russland China-Afrika China-Zentralasien Politische Ideologie der KPCh Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Russisch, Englisch gut: Chinesisch passiv: Französisch University of Heidelberg, Academic Staff Member in Sinology University of Frankfurt, Social Sciences, Acting Professor of Chinese Politics (Frankfurt) Country/Countries/Region China Areas of work/topics/keywords China’s international development policy Belt and Road Initiative China-Russia China-Africa China-Central Asia Political ideology of the CPC Languages Fluent: German, Russian, English Good: Chinese Passive: French Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Russisch Russian Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Heidelberg China Universität Heidelberg, Akademische Mitarbeiterin Sinologie Universität Frankfurt, Gesellschaftswissenschaften, Vertretungsprofessur Politik China (Frankfurt)Land/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsChinas internationale Entwicklungspolitik Belt and Road Initiative China-Russland China-Afrika China-ZentralasienPolitische Ideologie der KPChSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Russisch, Englischgut: Chinesischpassiv: Französisch University of Heidelberg, Academic Staff Member in Sinology University of Frankfurt, Social Sciences, Acting Professor of Chinese Politics (Frankfurt)Country/Countries/RegionChinaAreas of work/topics/keywordsChina’s international development policy Belt and Road Initiative China-Russia China-Africa China-Central AsiaPolitical ideology of the CPCLanguagesFluent: German, Russian, EnglishGood: ChinesePassive: FrenchAutor:in Author Lutz RzehakAutor:in Author Philippe RégnierAutor:in Author Wolfgang RöhrSenior Research Fellow at the German Studies Center of Tongji University, Shanghai. As a member of the German Foreign Service he served 14 years in China. He also directed the Federal Foreign Office’s East Asia desk and was Ambassador and Head of the Task Force Germany-China.Senior Research Fellow at the German Studies Center of Tongji University, Shanghai. As a member of the German Foreign Service he served 14 years in China. He also directed the Federal Foreign Office’s East Asia desk and was Ambassador and Head of the Task Force Germany-China.Autor:in Author Werner RöllAutor:in Author Stephanie RömerAutor:in Author Jochen RöpkeAutor:in Author Juliane RügerJuliane Rüger (BSc), Ostasieninstitut der HWG LudwigshafenJuliane Rüger (BSc), Ostasieninstitut der HWG LudwigshafenAutor:in Author Jürgen RülandAutor:in Author Patrick SakdapolrakAutor:in Author Silvia Salinocurrently working on her PhD at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna. She has a master’s degree in Sinology from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, and was previously a visiting scholar at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).currently working on her PhD at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna. She has a master’s degree in Sinology from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, and was previously a visiting scholar at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).Autor:in Author Manfred SallerAutor:in Author Samuel SalzbornAutor:in Author Simone SandholzAutor:in Author Sandhya A.S.doctoral researcher in the International Max Planck Research School on the Social and Political Constitution of the Economy (IMPRS-SPCE) programme, in association with the University of Duisburg-Essen and Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Germany. She is interested in labor geography, transnational labor markets and segmentations, employer recruitment behavior and reward systems, race, …doctoral researcher in the International Max Planck Research School on the Social and Political Constitution of the Economy (IMPRS-SPCE) programme, in association with the University of Duisburg-Essen and Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Germany. She is interested in labor geography, transnational labor markets and segmentations, employer recruitment behavior and reward systems, race, gender, and employment, as well as neoliberal subjectivities and markets.Autor:in Author Gopal K. SarangiAutor:in Author Nora SausmikatAutor:in Author Monja Sauvagerdstudied Liberal Arts and Sciences (BA) at the University College Freiburg and majored in Governance. She began her research while studying at the Royal Thimphu College in Bhutan.studied Liberal Arts and Sciences (BA) at the University College Freiburg and majored in Governance. She began her research while studying at the Royal Thimphu College in Bhutan.Autor:in Author Siddhi SavetsilaAutor:in Author Jonas SchachtschneiderStudierender der Sinologie und der Volkswirtschafts- lehre an der Universität Hamburg. Von Januar bis März 2016 war er Praktikant im oben genannten Forschungsprojekt am GIGA Hamburg.Studierender der Sinologie und der Volkswirtschafts- lehre an der Universität Hamburg. Von Januar bis März 2016 war er Praktikant im oben genannten Forschungsprojekt am GIGA Hamburg.Autor:in Author Marcus SchadlAutor:in Author Peter SchalkAutor:in Author Peter SchallerBotschafter a. D.Botschafter a. D.Autor:in Author Kai Michael SchellhornAutor:in Author Conrad SchetterAutor:in Author Stephan ScheuerAutor:in Author Kerstin Schielewird an der Universität Bonn im Fach Südostasienwissenschaft promoviert. In ihrer Dissertation beschäftigt sie sich mit Tourismus und Identität in Vietnam. Derzeit ist sie in der Abteilung Südostasienwissenschaft der Universität Bonn als Lehrbeauftragte tätig.wird an der Universität Bonn im Fach Südostasienwissenschaft promoviert. In ihrer Dissertation beschäftigt sie sich mit Tourismus und Identität in Vietnam. Derzeit ist sie in der Abteilung Südostasienwissenschaft der Universität Bonn als Lehrbeauftragte tätig.Autor:in Author Peter SchierAutor:in Author Jan Schillakwissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter des Lehrstuhls Wirtschaft Chinas am Ostasieninstitut der Hochschule Ludwigshafen. Sein Forschungsgebiet ist die chine- sische Bank- und Finanzwirtschaft.wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter des Lehrstuhls Wirtschaft Chinas am Ostasieninstitut der Hochschule Ludwigshafen. Sein Forschungsgebiet ist die chine- sische Bank- und Finanzwirtschaft.Autor:in Author Dominique SchirmerAutor:in Author Judith SchleheAutor:in Author Angela SchlenkhoffAutor:in Author Svenja SchlichtingAutor:in Author Klaus Schlichtmannworks as a lecturer in the language department of a Japanese High School in Tokyo. He is also liaison and academic advisor to a Japanese peace organization, the SA9 Campaign (‘Second’ or follow the JC’s Article 9), which aims to strengthen the UN and abolish war as an institution.works as a lecturer in the language department of a Japanese High School in Tokyo. He is also liaison and academic advisor to a Japanese peace organization, the SA9 Campaign (‘Second’ or follow the JC’s Article 9), which aims to strengthen the UN and abolish war as an institution.Autor:in Author Nicolas SchlitzAutor:in Author Christian SchmidkonzAutor:in Author Carmen SchmidtAutor:in Author Dirk SchmidtAutor:in Author Rosa Schmidt-DrewniokResearch Assistant, Ruhr University BochumResearch Assistant, Ruhr University BochumAutor:in Author Emily SchmidtAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Helwig Schmidt-GlintzerDirektor, China Centrum Tübingen Land/Länder/Region China, Ostasien, Europa Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Stichworte Geschichte Religion Internationale Beziehungen Buddhismus Vielvölkerreich Sprachen fließend: Deutsch gut: Englisch passiv: Chinesisch Director, China Centre Tübingen Country/Countries/Region China, East Asia, Europe Fields of work/topics/keywords History Religion International relations Buddhism Multiethnic empire Languages Fluent: German Good: English Passive: Chinese Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare China Europa Europe Ostasien East Asia Direktor, China Centrum TübingenLand/Länder/RegionChina, Ostasien, EuropaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/StichworteGeschichte Religion Internationale Beziehungen Buddhismus VielvölkerreichSprachenfließend: Deutschgut: Englischpassiv: Chinesisch Director, China Centre TübingenCountry/Countries/RegionChina, East Asia, EuropeFields of work/topics/keywordsHistory Religion International relations Buddhism Multiethnic empireLanguagesFluent: GermanGood: EnglishPassive: ChineseAutor:in Author Sabrina SchmidtAutor:in Author Siegfried SchmidtLehrer und Fotograf, IserlohnLehrer und Fotograf, IserlohnAutor:in Author Henrik SchmiegelowAmbassador Henrik Schmiegelow, German Embassy Tokyo, Japan.Ambassador Henrik Schmiegelow, German Embassy Tokyo, Japan.Autor:in Author Michèle SchmiegelowAutor:in Author Frederik SchmitzAutor:in Author Jesko SchmollerAutor:in Author Axel SchneiderAutor:in Author Christian SchneiderMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenAutor:in Author Irene SchneiderAutor:in Author Nadja-Christina SchneiderAutor:in Author Roland SchneiderAutor:in Author Diana SchnelleAutor:in Author Anna Schnieder-Krügerhas a background in South Asia Studies. While studying at Humboldt-University in Berlin, Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, and the University of Bologna, she developed her research focus on student activism and campus culture in India. Currently, she is a PhD candidate at the department of Gender and Media Studies for the South Asian …has a background in South Asia Studies. While studying at Humboldt-University in Berlin, Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, and the University of Bologna, she developed her research focus on student activism and campus culture in India. Currently, she is a PhD candidate at the department of Gender and Media Studies for the South Asian Region at Humboldt University. In her PhD project she analyzes the meaning(s) of university spaces in post-colonial India.Autor:in Author Olaf ScholzAutor:in Author Ulrich ScholzAutor:in Author Wolfgang ScholzAutor:in Author Angela SchottenhammerAutor:in Author Heiko SchraderAutor:in Author Isabel SchreiberAutor:in Author Klaus H. SchreinerAutor:in Author Susanne SchröterAutor:in Author Gunter SchubertAutor:in Author Günter SchucherAutor:in Author Christoph SchuckAutor:in Author Mascha SchulzAutor:in Author Kai SchulzeAutor:in Author Tobias SchumacherAutor:in Author Stefanie Schwarte, M.A.is a doctoral student at the Japan Center at Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich and a research associate for the DFG- funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan. Her research interests include politics in Japan with a focus on gender and representation, multi-level governance, and democracy.is a doctoral student at the Japan Center at Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich and a research associate for the DFG- funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan. Her research interests include politics in Japan with a focus on gender and representation, multi-level governance, and democracy.Autor:in Author Christian Schwarz-SchillingAutor:in Author Frank SchwarzbeckAutor:in Author Peter A. SchweizerAutor:in Author Ulrich von SchwerinAutor:in Author Steffen SchwörerAutor:in Author Monika SchädlerAutor:in Author Carsten SchäferAutor:in Author Judith SchöneAutor:in Author Grete Schönebeck, M.A.Research Associate, Goethe University FrankfurtResearch Associate, Goethe University FrankfurtAutor:in Author Amanda tho SeethAutor:in Author Ririn Sefsaniis a consultant on governance and democratic reform issues and currently works for the Partnership of Government Reform (Kemitraan) in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is also a board member of the Mombine Women’s Political School in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.is a consultant on governance and democratic reform issues and currently works for the Partnership of Government Reform (Kemitraan) in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is also a board member of the Mombine Women’s Political School in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.Autor:in Author Roland SeibAutor:in Author Annika SeidelUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTAutor:in Author Christiane SeitzAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Eva Seiwert, Dr.FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut für Politische Wissenschaft der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg und Associate Research Fellow der OSCE Academy in Bishkek. Land/Länder/Region China, Zentralasien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Außenpolitik Regionale Organisationen Normen Autoritäre Regime Wissenschaftsfreiheit China-Russland Beziehungen Sprachen fließend: Deutsch; Englisch; Chinesisch gut: Französisch FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg Research assistant at the Institute for Political Science at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg and associate research fellow at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek. Country/Countries/Region China, Central Asia Areas of expertise/Topics/Keywords Foreign policy Regional organisations Norms Authoritarian regimes Academic freedom China-Russia relations Languages Fluent: German; English; Chinese Good: French Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Erlangen-Nürnberg China Zentralasien Central Asia FAU Erlangen-NürnbergWissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut für Politische Wissenschaft der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg und Associate Research Fellow der OSCE Academy in Bishkek.Land/Länder/RegionChina, ZentralasienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsAußenpolitik Regionale Organisationen Normen Autoritäre Regime Wissenschaftsfreiheit China-Russland BeziehungenSprachenfließend: Deutsch; Englisch; Chinesischgut: Französisch FAU Erlangen-NurembergResearch assistant at the Institute for Political Science at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg and associate research fellow at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek.Country/Countries/RegionChina, Central AsiaAreas of expertise/Topics/KeywordsForeign policy Regional organisations Norms Authoritarian regimes Academic freedom China-Russia relationsLanguagesFluent: German; English; ChineseGood: FrenchAutor:in Author Hia SenAutor:in Author Anja SenzAutor:in Author Rodolfo C. SeverinoAutor:in Author Jonas SeyferthMitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt China/Ostasien der Universität Duisburg-Essen.Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt China/Ostasien der Universität Duisburg-Essen.Autor:in Author Anne SeyfferthAutor:in Author Ratbil ShamelAutor:in Author Shamsul A.B.Shamsul A.B., BA, MA (Malaya) PhD (Monash,), is Professor of Social Anthropology and currently Director of both The Institute of the Malay World & Civilization (ATMA) and the newly established Institute of Occidental Studies (IKON), The National University of Malaysia (UKM).Shamsul A.B., BA, MA (Malaya) PhD (Monash,), is Professor of Social Anthropology and currently Director of both The Institute of the Malay World & Civilization (ATMA) and the newly established Institute of Occidental Studies (IKON), The National University of Malaysia (UKM).Autor:in Author Hosna J. ShewlySenior Researcher in Social and Cultural Studies, Fulda University of Applied Sciences. She works on intersectional inequality and activism, urban public space and mobility justice, irregular migration, and environmental governance.Senior Researcher in Social and Cultural Studies, Fulda University of Applied Sciences. She works on intersectional inequality and activism, urban public space and mobility justice, irregular migration, and environmental governance.Autor:in Author Shiwei ShiProfessor at the University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, and a former guest scientist at the Institute for China Studies, Freie Universität Berlin.Professor at the University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, and a former guest scientist at the Institute for China Studies, Freie Universität Berlin.Autor:in Author Ayako ShikamaAutor:in Author Doh Chull ShinAutor:in Author Karen A. ShireAutor:in Author A. Y. ShodaAutor:in Author Günter SiemersAutor:in Author Arifm M. SiregarAutor:in Author Alexandra SkinnerAutor:in Author Benedikt SkowaschAutor:in Author Martin SlamaAutor:in Author Deirdre SneepAutor:in Author Jan Robin Sofinowski(BA), Ruhr-Universität Bochum(BA), Ruhr-Universität BochumAutor:in Author Ulrike Solmeckeresearch associate at the department for International Political Economy of East Asia at the Ruhr-University Bochum. Her research focuses on European and East Asian concepts of sustainability and China’s role in global transition processes to sustainability.research associate at the department for International Political Economy of East Asia at the Ruhr-University Bochum. Her research focuses on European and East Asian concepts of sustainability and China’s role in global transition processes to sustainability.Autor:in Author Theo SommerAutor:in Author Michael SpiesHead of the TRANSECT Junior Research Group at the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development.Head of the TRANSECT Junior Research Group at the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development.Autor:in Author Günter SpreitzhoferAutor:in Author Daniel SprickAutor:in Author Lena SpringerAutor:in Author Bianca StachoskeAutor:in Author Brunhild StaigerAutor:in Author Alexis Stanimiroudisstudied Law and Area Studies with a focus on China at universities in Göttingen, Berlin, and Hangzhou. During a year-long academic exchange at Zhejiang University in the People’s Republic of China, he not only advanced his Mandarin skills to an advanced level in both spoken and written language but also gained intercultural competencies. His thesis …studied Law and Area Studies with a focus on China at universities in Göttingen, Berlin, and Hangzhou. During a year-long academic exchange at Zhejiang University in the People’s Republic of China, he not only advanced his Mandarin skills to an advanced level in both spoken and written language but also gained intercultural competencies. His thesis focused on the platform economy in China’s livestreaming industry, offering an in-depth analysis of host strategies for audience engagement and their relationships with platforms, framed within a Marxist theoretical perspective. Alongside his academic pursuits, he gained professional experience in merchandising and consulting at the agency move:elevator. He currently resides in Berlin.Autor:in Author Volker StanzelAmbassador Dr. Volker Stanzel, German Embassy Beijing, PR China.Ambassador Dr. Volker Stanzel, German Embassy Beijing, PR China.Autor:in Author Theresa SteffensAutor:in Author Gwendolin Kleine StegemannManaging Director, AREA RuhrManaging Director, AREA RuhrAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Matthias StepanRuhr-Universität Bochum / Stiftung Mercator Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter / Chief Representative China Land/Länder/Region China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Politikgestaltung in Chinas Mehrebenensystem Chinas Gemeinnütziger Sektor Sozialpolitik Wissenschaft und Forschung Deutsch-chinesische Kooperation Europäisch-Chinesische Kooperation Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch gut: Französisch, Niederländisch passiv: Italienisch Ruhr University Bochum / Mercator Foundation Research Associate / Chief Representative China Country/Countries/Region China Areas of work/topics/keywords Policy-making in China China’s multi-level system Non-profit sector Social policy Science and research German-Chinese cooperation European-Chinese cooperation Languages Fluent: German, English, Chinese Good: French, Dutch Passive: Italian Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Holländisch/Niederländisch Dutch Italienisch Italian Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Bochum China Ruhr-Universität Bochum / Stiftung MercatorWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter / Chief Representative ChinaLand/Länder/RegionChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsPolitikgestaltung in Chinas Mehrebenensystem Chinas Gemeinnütziger Sektor Sozialpolitik Wissenschaft und ForschungDeutsch-chinesische Kooperation Europäisch-Chinesische KooperationSprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesischgut: Französisch, Niederländischpassiv: Italienisch Ruhr University Bochum / Mercator FoundationResearch Associate / Chief Representative ChinaCountry/Countries/RegionChinaAreas of work/topics/keywordsPolicy-making in China China’s multi-level system Non-profit sector Social policy Science and researchGerman-Chinese cooperation European-Chinese cooperationLanguagesFluent: German, English, ChineseGood: French, DutchPassive: ItalianAutor:in Author Harald SterlyAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Eva SternfeldLangzeitexpertin für den wissenschaftlichen Dialog Deutsch-chinesisches Agrarzentrum Beijing Land/Länder/Region VR China Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Stichworte Umweltpolitik Landwirtschaft Energiepolitik Klima Sprachen fließend: deutsch gut: chinesisch, englisch Long-term expert for scientific dialogue German-Chinese Agricultural Centre Beijing Country/Countries/Region People’s Republic of China Fields of work/topics/keywords Environmental policy Agriculture Energy policy Climate Languages Fluent: German Good: Chinese, English Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Interviews Print/Web Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare China Langzeitexpertin für den wissenschaftlichen DialogDeutsch-chinesisches Agrarzentrum BeijingLand/Länder/RegionVR ChinaArbeitsgebiete/Themen/StichworteUmweltpolitik Landwirtschaft Energiepolitik KlimaSprachenfließend: deutschgut: chinesisch, englisch Long-term expert for scientific dialogueGerman-Chinese Agricultural Centre BeijingCountry/Countries/RegionPeople’s Republic of ChinaFields of work/topics/keywordsEnvironmental policy Agriculture Energy policy ClimateLanguagesFluent: GermanGood: Chinese, EnglishAutor:in Author Jürgen StettenAutor:in Author Benjamin SteuerAutor:in Author Enid StillPhD student at the Chair of Comparative Development and Cultural Studies at the University of Passau and is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow, as part of the Feminist Political Ecology Network, WEGO ITN.PhD student at the Chair of Comparative Development and Cultural Studies at the University of Passau and is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow, as part of the Feminist Political Ecology Network, WEGO ITN.Autor:in Author Charlotte N. Stirndoctorate student at the Institutes of Geography and Earth Sciences, Heidelberg University, Germany. Her focus of research are the causes for arsenic mobility in Bangladesh.doctorate student at the Institutes of Geography and Earth Sciences, Heidelberg University, Germany. Her focus of research are the causes for arsenic mobility in Bangladesh.Autor:in Author Eva-Maria StolbergGeschichte russisch-asiatischer Beziehungen, Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften, Universität Duisburg-EssenGeschichte russisch-asiatischer Beziehungen,Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften,Universität Duisburg-EssenAutor:in Author Ines StolpeMongolistik und Erziehungswissenschaften in Berlin und Ulaanbaatar. Seit April 2013 ist sie Professorin für Mongolistik an der Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, wo sie 2017 mit dem Lehrpreis ausgezeichnet wurde. Zu ihren Lehr- und Forschungsgebieten gehören mongolische Sprache und Kultur, Interdependenzen von räumlicher und sozialer Mobilität, Bildungsgerechtigkeit, Intercultural Awareness, Nachhaltigkeit, Postsozialismusforschung, Alltagskulturen, Transfer und sozialer Wandel.Mongolistik und Erziehungswissenschaften in Berlin und Ulaanbaatar. Seit April 2013 ist sie Professorin für Mongolistik an der Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, wo sie 2017 mit dem Lehrpreis ausgezeichnet wurde. Zu ihren Lehr- und Forschungsgebieten gehören mongolische Sprache und Kultur, Interdependenzen von räumlicher und sozialer Mobilität, Bildungsgerechtigkeit, Intercultural Awareness, Nachhaltigkeit, Postsozialismusforschung, Alltagskulturen, Transfer und sozialer Wandel.Autor:in Author Cornelia StorzAutor:in Author R. StrassnerAutor:in Author Andrea StreitAutor:in Author Franziska StrichAutor:in Author Philip StrothmannAutor:in Author Marla StukenbergAutor:in Author Volkmar SturmAutor:in Author Annika Bose StyczynskiAssociate Professor und Assistant Dean (Research & International Collaboration) an der O.P. Jindal Global University. Sie forscht zur Governance sozio-technischer Transformationsprozesse, die klimaneutrale Entwicklungen sowohl in Industrie- als auch Schwellenländern verfolgen. In einem Horizon 2020 geförderten Forschungs- und Publikationsprojekt zu „Reconsidering European Contributions to Global Justice“ (GLOBUS) behandelt sie aktuell die indische Perspektive auf das …Associate Professor und Assistant Dean (Research & International Collaboration) an der O.P. Jindal Global University. Sie forscht zur Governance sozio-technischer Transformationsprozesse, die klimaneutrale Entwicklungen sowohl in Industrie- als auch Schwellenländern verfolgen. In einem Horizon 2020 geförderten Forschungs- und Publikationsprojekt zu „Reconsidering European Contributions to Global Justice“ (GLOBUS) behandelt sie aktuell die indische Perspektive auf das Thema Klimagerechtigkeit.Autor:in Author Expertise Experts Kimiko Suda, Dr.Humboldt-Universität Berlin Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften Gastdozentin Vertreterin von Prof. Sarah Eaton im Lehrbereich Transregionale Chinastudien Seminar für Ostasien Land/Länder/Region China, Deutschland Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Soziologie Sinologie Urban Studies Gender Studies global history soziale Ungleichheit Migration Südost- und Ostasiatische Diaspora Anti-Asiatischer Rassismus Postmigrantische/postkoloniale Erinnerungskultur Sprachen fließend: Deutsch gut: Chinesisch passiv: Japanisch Humboldt University Berlin Institute for Asian and African Studies Visiting Lecturer Representative of Prof. Sarah Eaton in the Transregional Chinese Studies department Seminar for East Asia Country/Countries/Region China, Germany Fields of work/topics/keywords Sociology Sinology Urban Studies Gender Studies Global History Social Inequality Migration Southeast and East Asian Diaspora Anti-Asian Racism Post-migrant/Postcolonial Culture of Remembrance Languages … Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Japanisch Japanese Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Berlin China Deutschland Humboldt-Universität BerlinInstitut für Asien- und AfrikawissenschaftenGastdozentinVertreterin von Prof. Sarah Eaton im Lehrbereich Transregionale Chinastudien Seminar für OstasienLand/Länder/RegionChina, DeutschlandArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsSoziologieSinologieUrban StudiesGender Studiesglobal historysoziale UngleichheitMigrationSüdost- und Ostasiatische DiasporaAnti-Asiatischer RassismusPostmigrantische/postkoloniale ErinnerungskulturSprachenfließend: Deutschgut: Chinesischpassiv: Japanisch Humboldt University BerlinInstitute for Asian and African StudiesVisiting LecturerRepresentative of Prof. Sarah Eaton in the Transregional Chinese Studies department Seminar for East AsiaCountry/Countries/RegionChina, GermanyFields of work/topics/keywordsSociologySinologyUrban StudiesGender StudiesGlobal HistorySocial InequalityMigrationSoutheast and East Asian DiasporaAnti-Asian RacismPost-migrant/Postcolonial Culture of RemembranceLanguagesFluent: GermanGood: ChinesePassive: JapaneseAutor:in Author Joachim SundmacherAutor:in Author Park Sung-HoonAutor:in Author Raphael SusewindAutor:in Author Reni SuwarsoAutor:in Author Kamila SzczepanskaPh.D. program organized jointly by the School of East Asian Studies, University of Sheffield (UK) and GCOE Gender Equality and Multicultural Conviviality in the Age of Globalization, School of Law, Tohoku University (Japan). Currently she is a Lecturer at the Department of East Asian Politics, Faculty for East Asian Studies at Ruhr University Bochum.Ph.D. program organized jointly by the School of East Asian Studies, University of Sheffield (UK) and GCOE Gender Equality and Multicultural Conviviality in the Age of Globalization, School of Law, Tohoku University (Japan). Currently she is a Lecturer at the Department of East Asian Politics, Faculty for East Asian Studies at Ruhr University Bochum.Autor:in Author Justyna Szczudlik-TatarAutor:in Author György Széll, Prof. Dr.Autor:in Author Gundula SüllwoldAutor:in Author Mariarosaria TagliaferriAutor:in Author B.E. TalboysAutor:in Author Oliver TappeWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Institut für Ethnologie, Universität HeidelbergWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter,Institut für Ethnologie, Universität HeidelbergAutor:in Author Markus TaubeAutor:in Author Wolfgang TaubmannAutor:in Author Ulrich TeichlerAutor:in Author Kazuaki TezukaAutor:in Author Basanta E.P. ThapaDoctoral Researcher at the DFG Research Training Group “Wicked Problems, Contested Administrations: Knowledge, Coordination, Strategy” at the University of Potsdam, Germany.Doctoral Researcher at the DFG Research Training Group “Wicked Problems, Contested Administrations: Knowledge, Coordination, Strategy” at the University of Potsdam, Germany.Autor:in Author Carlyle A. ThayerAutor:in Author Au Duong TheAutor:in Author Tanja ThimmAutor:in Author Tatjana ThimmAutor:in Author Viola Thimmforscht an der Universität Hamburg mit den Arbeitsschwerpunkten Geschlechterforschung, Mobilität (Migration und Tourismus), Islam und Ethnizitätspolitiken.forscht an der Universität Hamburg mit den Arbeitsschwerpunkten Geschlechterforschung, Mobilität (Migration und Tourismus), Islam und Ethnizitätspolitiken.Autor:in Author Tabea ThoeleAutor:in Author Mark R. ThompsonAutor:in Author Sukhadeo ThoratAutor:in Author Dietrich ThränhardtAutor:in Author Tong TianAutor:in Author Yves TiberghienAutor:in Author Jin TihuaAutor:in Author Lisa TilleyAutor:in Author Gudrun TimmAutor:in Author Chaline TimmerarensDoktorandin an der Graduate School of East Asian Studies, Freie Universität Berlin. In ihrer Doktorarbeit beschäftigt sie sich mit der Integration brasilianischer Migranten in Japan.Doktorandin an der Graduate School of East Asian Studies, Freie Universität Berlin. In ihrer Doktorarbeit beschäftigt sie sich mit der Integration brasilianischer Migranten in Japan.Autor:in Author Martina TimmermannAutor:in Author Sebastian Tobginski, M.A.Seoul National UniversitySeoul National UniversityAutor:in Author Karin TomalaAutor:in Author Vera-Anna TouchéAutor:in Author An Huy TranAutor:in Author Julia Trautnerist Doktorandin am Lehrstuhl für Contemporary Chinese Studies der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Forschungsschwerpunkt: Chinesische Berufsbildung und Altenpflege.ist Doktorandin am Lehrstuhl für Contemporary Chinese Studies der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Forschungsschwerpunkt: Chinesische Berufsbildung und Altenpflege.Autor:in Author Christoph TrinnAutor:in Author Gerd TrogemannAutor:in Author Georg TroostAutor:in Author Tine TrumppAutor:in Author Vu TruongAutor:in Author Beate TränkmannAutor:in Author Yutaka TsujinakaAutor:in Author Dirk TungerAutor:in Author Michiko Uike-Bormannresearch associate and lecturer at the Institute of Modern Japanese Studies at HHU, and coordinator of the Bachelor Plus program. Her research focuses on anthropological perspectives on Japan, and images of the West in Japanese cultural theme parks.research associate and lecturer at the Institute of Modern Japanese Studies at HHU, and coordinator of the Bachelor Plus program. Her research focuses on anthropological perspectives on Japan, and images of the West in Japanese cultural theme parks.Autor:in Author Christian UllmannAutor:in Author Marie UlrichAutor:in Author Frank UmbachAutor:in Author Paul U. UnschuldAutor:in Author Lakshmi Narayanan VenkataramanAutor:in Author Werner VennewaldAutor:in Author Antonia Vesting, M.A.is a doctoral student at the Japan Center at Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich and a research associate for the DFG- funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan. Her research focuses on renewable energy initiatives, sustainable urban development, youth participation and demographic change.is a doctoral student at the Japan Center at Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich and a research associate for the DFG- funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan. Her research focuses on renewable energy initiatives, sustainable urban development, youth participation and demographic change.Autor:in Author Michael ViceryAutor:in Author Anissa VogelAutor:in Author Helmut VoglerAutor:in Author Gabriele VogtProf. Dr. Gabriele Vogt holds the Chair in Japanese Studies at Ludwig-Maximilians- Universität (LMU) in Munich. She is the PI of the DFG-funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan.Prof. Dr. Gabriele Vogt holds the Chair in Japanese Studies at Ludwig-Maximilians- Universität (LMU) in Munich. She is the PI of the DFG-funded project (510553228) Demography and Democracy: How Population Aging Alters Democracy—The Case of Japan.Autor:in Author Rabea VolkmannAutor:in Author Alexander L VuvingAutor:in Author A. VölkelAutor:in Author Philip VölkelAutor:in Author Martin WagenerAutor:in Author Christian WagnerAutor:in Author Cosima WagnerAutor:in Author Martin WagnerWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften, Humboldt-Universität zu BerlinWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften, Humboldt-Universität zu BerlinAutor:in Author Michael WaibelAutor:in Author Corey WallaceAutor:in Author Expertise Experts Ute Wallenböck, Dr.Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, Abteilung für Mongolistik und Tibetstudien Land/Länder/Region China, Tibet, Inner Asien Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Ethnische Minderheiten/indigene Gruppen Tibetische Küche Klimakrise & Himalaya Tibetische Diaspora Chinas ethnische Minderheiten Sprachen fließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesisch gut: Amdo-Tibetisch passiv: Französisch University of Bonn Research assistant, Department of Mongolian and Tibetan Studies Country/Countries/Region China, Tibet, Inner Asia Fields of work/Topics/Keywords Ethnic minorities/indigenous groups Tibetan cuisine Climate crisis & Himalayas Tibetan diaspora China’s ethnic minorities Languages Fluent: German, English, Chinese Good: Amdo Tibetan Passive: French Chinesisch Chinese Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Tibetisch Tibetan Interviews Print/Web Keynotes Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Studienorientierung an Schulen Bonn China Tibet Zentralasien Central Asia Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität BonnWissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, Abteilung für Mongolistik und TibetstudienLand/Länder/RegionChina, Tibet, Inner AsienArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsEthnische Minderheiten/indigene Gruppen Tibetische KücheKlimakrise & HimalayaTibetische Diaspora Chinas ethnische Minderheiten Sprachenfließend: Deutsch, Englisch, Chinesischgut: Amdo-Tibetischpassiv: Französisch University of BonnResearch assistant, Department of Mongolian and Tibetan StudiesCountry/Countries/RegionChina, Tibet, Inner AsiaFields of work/Topics/KeywordsEthnic minorities/indigenous groupsTibetan cuisineClimate crisis & HimalayasTibetan diasporaChina’s ethnic minorities LanguagesFluent: German, English, ChineseGood: Amdo TibetanPassive: FrenchAutor:in Author Wolfram WallrafAutor:in Author Lea WallraffWissenschaftliche Hilfskraft, Ruhr University BochumWissenschaftliche Hilfskraft, Ruhr University BochumAutor:in Author Jusuf WanandiAutor:in Author Constanze WangAutor:in Author Christian WartaAutor:in Author Lena WassermannDoctoral Student and Research Assistant, Chair of China Business and Economics, University of WürzburgDoctoral Student and Research Assistant, Chair of China Business and Economics, University of WürzburgAutor:in Author Masao WatanabeAutor:in Author Arnold WehmhoernerAutor:in Author Mirjam WeibergAutor:in Author Marie WeishauptAutor:in Author Richard von WeizsäckerAutor:in Author Marie WellingMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenMA student Internationale Beziehungen und Entwicklungspolitik, Universität Duisburg-EssenAutor:in Author Felix WemheuerAutor:in Author Ko Wen-jeAutor:in Author Han WenjingAutor:in Author Christoph WenzelAutor:in Author Heinz Werner WesslerAutor:in Author Thomas Weyrauch, Dr. iur.Promovierter Jurist und Autor zahlreicher Bücher zur deutschen Rechtsgeschichte wie auch zur Politik und Geschichte Ostasiens.Promovierter Jurist und Autor zahlreicher Bücher zur deutschen Rechtsgeschichte wie auch zur Politik und Geschichte Ostasiens.Autor:in Author Anke WeßelmannUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTUniversity of Duisburg-Essen/IN-EASTAutor:in Author Erwin WickertAutor:in Author Widiyanto WidiyantoAutor:in Author Anna Wiemannpromovierte 2017 an der Universität Hamburg zu dem Thema "Networks and Mobilization Processes: The Case of the Japanese Anti-Nuclear Movement after Fukushima". Sie ist derzeit Lehrbeauftragte an der Universität Hamburg. Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte umfassen Zivilgesellschaft und Soziale Bewegungen sowie die Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik Japans. Neben der Promotion in der sozialwissenschaftlichen Japanologie verfügt sie über einen Masterabschluss …promovierte 2017 an der Universität Hamburg zu dem Thema „Networks and Mobilization Processes: The Case of the Japanese Anti-Nuclear Movement after Fukushima“. Sie ist derzeit Lehrbeauftragte an der Universität Hamburg. Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte umfassen Zivilgesellschaft und Soziale Bewegungen sowie die Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik Japans. Neben der Promotion in der sozialwissenschaftlichen Japanologie verfügt sie über einen Masterabschluss im Fach Friedens- und Konfliktforschung (Universität Marburg) sowie über einen Bachelorabschluss in Japanischer Linguistik und Romanischer Philologie (Ruhr- Universität Bochum).Autor:in Author Hannelore Wiertz-LouvenAutor:in Author Claudia WiesnerAutor:in Author Andreas WildeAutor:in Author Gerhard WillAutor:in Author Prudence WillatsAutor:in Author Christopher WimmerSoziologie, Politikwissenschaften und Geschichte in Berlin und Wien studiert. Er arbeitet als freischaffender Journalist und promoviert derzeit in Soziologie an der Humboldt-Universität über das Klassenbewusstsein der marginalisierten Klasse in Deutschland.Soziologie, Politikwissenschaften und Geschichte in Berlin und Wien studiert. Er arbeitet als freischaffender Journalist und promoviert derzeit in Soziologie an der Humboldt-Universität über das Klassenbewusstsein der marginalisierten Klasse in Deutschland.Autor:in Author Jörg Wischermannpolitical scientist and Associate at GIGA Institute for Asian Studies. Together with Vietnamese scholars he has done extensive empirical research on the development of civil society and its relationship with the Vietnamese state.political scientist and Associate at GIGA Institute for Asian Studies. Together with Vietnamese scholars he has done extensive empirical research on the development of civil society and its relationship with the Vietnamese state.Autor:in Author Arne Wittestudied Political Science at the University of Hamburg as well as at the University of Tromsø, Norway. He focused his studies on comparative politics and Scandinavian issues.studied Political Science at the University of Hamburg as well as at the University of Tromsø, Norway. He focused his studies on comparative politics and Scandinavian issues.Autor:in Author Udo WitulskiAutor:in Author Martin WoeslerAutor:in Author Lutz-Christian WolffAutor:in Author Axel WolzAutor:in Author Ralph M. WrobelAutor:in Author Otto WulffAutor:in Author S.A. WurmAutor:in Author Jost WübbekeAutor:in Author Biao XiangAutor:in Author Wang XiaoyeAutor:in Author Gu XuewuAutor:in Author Zezhou YangPh. D. candidate at SOAS, University of London. His research focuses on China’s disputable global presence, particularly in the Himalayan area.Ph. D. candidate at SOAS, University of London. His research focuses on China’s disputable global presence, particularly in the Himalayan area.Autor:in Author Li YongAutor:in Author Li YouzhengAutor:in Author Chay Yue-WahAutor:in Author Chu Yun-hanNational Taiwan University, Dep. of Political Science.National Taiwan University, Dep. of Political Science.Autor:in Author Lian YuruAutor:in Author Bai YushengBonn International Graduate School - Oriental and Asian Studies Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität BonnBonn International Graduate School – Oriental and Asian Studies Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität BonnAutor:in Author Rafia ZamanAutor:in Author Klaus ZellerAutor:in Author Junhua ZhangAutor:in Author Ruoyu ZhangAutor:in Author Yan ZheAutor:in Author Tang ZhenyingAutor:in Author Ruirui ZhouSoziologin an der Universität Hamburg. In ihrer wissenschaftlichen Arbeit konzentriert sie sich auf Kulturpolitik im internationalen Vergleich, die Modernitätskonstruktion sowie Kultursoziologie mit Publikationen u.a. zu Kulturpolitikforschung, Kulturgeschichte, Kultursoziologie und Kulturentwicklung. Darüber hinaus ist sie als Kolumnistin tätig u. a. für chinesischsprachige Medien innerhalb und außerhalb des chinesischen Festlandes zu Themen wie Deutschlandbild, deutsche/europäische Gesellschaft sowie …Soziologin an der Universität Hamburg. In ihrer wissenschaftlichen Arbeit konzentriert sie sich auf Kulturpolitik im internationalen Vergleich, die Modernitätskonstruktion sowie Kultursoziologie mit Publikationen u.a. zu Kulturpolitikforschung, Kulturgeschichte, Kultursoziologie und Kulturentwicklung. Darüber hinaus ist sie als Kolumnistin tätig u. a. für chinesischsprachige Medien innerhalb und außerhalb des chinesischen Festlandes zu Themen wie Deutschlandbild, deutsche/europäische Gesellschaft sowie deutsch-chinesische Beziehungen.Autor:in Author Expertise Experts Patrick Ziegenhain, Dr. habil.Assoziierter Professor, President University, Cikarang, Indonesien Land/Länder/Region Südostasien, Indonesien, Philippinen Arbeitsgebiete/Themen/Keywords Innenpolitik Wirtschaftliche Entwicklung Regionale Zusammenarbeit Außenpolitik Demokratisierung Ethnisch-religiöse Konflikte Sprachen fließend: deutsch, englisch, indonesisch gut: französisch, malaysisch Associate Professor, President University, Cikarang, Indonesia Country/Countries/Region Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Philippines Fields of work/topics/keywords Domestic politics Economic development Regional cooperation Foreign policy Democratisation Ethnic-religious conflicts Languages Fluent: German, English, Indonesian Good: French, Malaysian Deutsch German Englisch English Französisch French Indonesisch Indonesian Malagasy Interviews Print/Web Interviews Radio/Podcast Interviews TV/Video Keynotes Moderationen Podiumsdiskussionen Schriftliche Kommentare Indonesien Indonesia Philippinen Philippines Südostasien South-East Asia Assoziierter Professor, President University, Cikarang, IndonesienLand/Länder/RegionSüdostasien, Indonesien, PhilippinenArbeitsgebiete/Themen/KeywordsInnenpolitik Wirtschaftliche Entwicklung Regionale Zusammenarbeit Außenpolitik Demokratisierung Ethnisch-religiöse KonflikteSprachenfließend: deutsch, englisch, indonesischgut: französisch, malaysisch Associate Professor, President University, Cikarang, IndonesiaCountry/Countries/RegionSoutheast Asia, Indonesia, PhilippinesFields of work/topics/keywordsDomestic politics Economic development Regional cooperation Foreign policy Democratisation Ethnic-religious conflictsLanguagesFluent: German, English, IndonesianGood: French, MalaysianAutor:in Author Stephanie ZiehausAutor:in Author Philipp ZielkeAutor:in Author Karlernst ZiemAutor:in Author Patrick ZiltenerAutor:in Author Deike ZimmannAutor:in Author Gerd R. ZimmermannAutor:in Author Yvonne Schulz ZindaAutor:in Author Wolfgang-Peter ZingelAutor:in Author Sabine ZurschmittenAutor:in Author Reinhard Zöllnergeboren 1961, ist ein deutscher Historiker und Japanologe mit Schwerpunkt auf der Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte Japans und Ostasiens. Er stu- dierte Geschichte, Japanologie und Philosophie in Kiel, Hamburg und Tōkyō. Nach Professuren in Halle–Wittenberg und Erfurt ist er seit 2008 Professor für Japanologie an der Universität Bonn. Er hat zahlreiche Publikationen zur japanischen und ostasi- …geboren 1961, ist ein deutscher Historiker und Japanologe mit Schwerpunkt auf der Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte Japans und Ostasiens. Er stu- dierte Geschichte, Japanologie und Philosophie in Kiel, Hamburg und Tōkyō. Nach Professuren in Halle–Wittenberg und Erfurt ist er seit 2008 Professor für Japanologie an der Universität Bonn. Er hat zahlreiche Publikationen zur japanischen und ostasi- atischen Geschichte verfasst und sich an der digitalen Sicherung historischer japani- scher Quellen beteiligt.Autor:in Author Ibrahim Öztürkvisiting professor of economics at the University of Duisburg- Essen, Institute of East Asian Studies IN-EAST and senior economy researcher at the European Center for Populism Studies (ECPS), Brussels. The author would like to thank Prof. Werner Pascha (Chair of Japan-Korea Economic Studies) and all IN- EAST members for their generous cooperation and the Philipp …visiting professor of economics at the University of Duisburg- Essen, Institute of East Asian Studies IN-EAST and senior economy researcher at the European Center for Populism Studies (ECPS), Brussels. The author would like to thank Prof. Werner Pascha (Chair of Japan-Korea Economic Studies) and all IN- EAST members for their generous cooperation and the Philipp Schwartz Initiative (PSI) financial support for this research.
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