Political Philosophy, Aesthetics, Ethics, Memory Theory

Prehistoric archaeology

The symbolic behavior of the Prehistoric human groups (Epipaleolithic, Neolithic and chalcolithic) through the analyses of body adornments found in burials, habitat, workshops, etc. The symbolic component of the Neolithisation processes in the Near East and Northeast Africa and its impact on the development of the technoeconomic means and abilities of the Neolithic societies. The social complexity and social organization: the individual and collective identities. Transmissions of materials and immaterial in time (memory) and space (mobility and cultural interactions). Technical innovations, technical skills and adaptations, emergence of specialization. Aesthetical choices, styles and morpho-typological diversity of ornaments. Access and acquisition of raw materials, prestigious goods. shell, bone, teeth, clay, stones (semi-precious), etc. Characterization of raw material and creation of geological referential; morphometrical analyses (ImageJ), optical and confocal microscopy (technical and use-wear), experimentations, spatial archaeology (GIS). Study of body ornaments: from the single element to the ornamental composition.

Archaeological Prehistory, Paleovegetation and paleolandscape reconstruction, use of plant resources by past populations, plant diet, fossil plant microremains (phytoliths)

Lower Paleolithic, Hominin evolution and its interaction with environment, European and Levant Middle Paleolithic, African Middle Stone Age,Transition Middle/Upper Paleolithic, Prehistoric Fire, Human plant diet, Early agricultural practices in the Levant

Philosophy: Moral and Social Philosophy, Applied Ethics, Bioethics

Family: social, political and philosophical aspects Genetic relationships and new reproductive technologies Ethical and political philosophy: toleration and religious freedom

Formal semantics and pragmatics, philosophy of language, logic

Quantification, intensionality (propositional attitudes, modality), reference, indefinites, questions, imperatives, focus-topic structure, presupposition, implicatures, free choice phenomena, comparatives, ellipsis, quantified modal logic, cross-linguistic semantics, diachronic semantics, dynamic semantics, corpus semantics, optimality theory.

Early Christianity and Late Antiquity

ancient biblical interpretation ancient rhetoric church councils and ancient ritual ancient magic Greek papyrology history of Christianity and Judaism in the earlier periods the interface between history and the social sciences reception in early-modern Europe

Media and communication in relation to race/ethnicity, gender, sexuality, minorities, majorities and power.

Media, communication, gender, race/ethnicity, sexuality, whiteness, nationality, power, integration, popular culture. Post colonialism, queer studies, gender studies, minority-majority relations, history.

Social anthropology of mass violence and genocide

Victims research and identification; Burial rituals; Social uses of DNA; Legal status of human bodies part; Material culture and Museum; Recycling

Social, modern political, and environmental history

"human made" disasters (in particular nuclear disasters such as Chernobyl), relationship between nature and society, transfers and entanglements, health care, Eastern Europe, transnational processes

social history, cultural history, historical anthropology, history of science, gender history

history of the unborn in human sciences historical experience of time and historiographical concepts of time history of feminism

Rural development, Environmental studies, Gender, Race and ethnicity studies, Feminist studies, Political ecology, Transdisciplinary science and participatory methodologies

Medieval history of mining, History of technology, History of knowledge

Mining law 1200 - 1600, Knowledge transfers, Interdisciplinary work, Material culture

Semitic Philology

Language, Art and Archaeology of pre-Islamic Arabia

Political, Cultural and Social History, the History of Political Thought and Conceptual History (Modern and Contemporary Periods)

Cultural History, the problems of small cultures/ Central and Eastern Europe Historiography, Nationalism, Political Thought History of Global Health, International Organizations, Social Movements, Disability, Human Rights Marginality, Inequality, Vulnerability History of the Human-Animal-Robot Nexus History of Guide Dogs for the Blind Public History, Citizen Science

Intellectual esp. Religious History of the Early Modern Period

G. W. Leibniz and Protestantism History of Reception of Christian Antiquity in the Early Modern Era History of biblical exegesis The supernatural in the 16th and 17th centuries

Languages and cultures of Central Asia

Dialectology of Afghan Uzbek Narrative research (oral history and folklore) Sociocultural change in the Soviet and post-Soviet eras

Classics, Hellenic studies

various aspects of Greek poetry and Greek late prose; area of interest includes Greek lyric poetry, especially elegy and iambus, ancient literary theory and criticism as well as Greek prose of the Roman Empire (esp. epistolography novel and miscellanist literature)

Pre- and early history (metal ages to the early middle ages)

Ritual and sacrifice Burial practices Ethnology Custom / symbolism Rock art

Ancient Judaism / History of the Jews in the Greco-Roman World

Dead Sea Scrolls, cultural and political interactions between Jews and non-Jews in the Ancient World, history of biblical interpretation, history of Jewish thought, historiography, religion and politics, conversion to Judaism

History of Philosophy in Central Europe in the 19th & 20th Century Philosophy of Language & Metaphysics (in particular Mereology) and their History History and Philosophy of Axiomatics, Logic & Semantics

History of Science and Technology, Visual and Media Studies, Museum Studies

Social and cultural history of science, including chemistry, physics, astrophysics Public representations and appropriations of science Visual cultures of science

Science and Technology Studies (History, Anthropology and Sociology of Science and Technology); Sound Studies

Themes at the crossroads of History, Science and Technology Studies, and Sound Studies. Examples are history of noise as a public problem, developments in musical instrument design, sound technologies and everyday practices, history of car sound design, history of car radio, media representations of urban soundscapes, soundscapes of the past, the role of sound and listening in science, engineering and medicine, and the history of auditory surveillance.

Church History 100-1700, Early Modern devotion, historical notions of privacy, withdrawal from the World, Monasticism, the Cistercian Order, the relation between space/architecture and text

Early Mocern religious culture Historical notions of privacy The Cistercian Order (1100-1700) Bernard of Clairvaux The role of withdrawal in Early Modern religious culture

Specialisation in forensic anthropology, the legal determination of identity, human anatomy and research into child sexual exploitation

Research is in novel biometrics, forensic anthropology, identity and human anatomy

History of medicine

Theories of medicine and social change in the 19th and 20th centuries Medicine and politics / Medicine in the Nazi era Gender in medicine History of the patient

Ancient History, Archaic and classical Greece, Classical civilization

christian ethics, applied ethics,(bio-)medical ethics and nursing ethicsethics and psychology, narrative ethics

Core questions of the moral pespective of religion, individual and social ethics, bioethics, medical ethics, nursing ethics fundamental moral concepts and their relevance for society (e.g. justice, autonomy, conscience), moral psychology, relations between ethics and law methodological questions in regard to applied ethics

Anthropology and sociology of culture, music, art and media. Ethnography of complex institutions. Interdisciplinarity. New media and digitization. Specialisms include: media and cultural production, cultural politics and cultural institutions (high cultural, museums, media organizations). Post-Bourdieuian social theory. Post-Adornian critical theory. Anthropological theory. Mediation theories. Ethnography. Modernism and postmodernism in music and art; art-science. Music and technology, music and digitization. Music, sound and space. Theories of the avant-garde. Intellectual property, authorship, and creativity. Media and cultural policy and media regulation; public service broadcasting; television.

Cultural production, cultural politics and cultural institutions (high cultural, museums and media organizations). Post-Bourdieuian social theory. Post-Adornian critical theory. Anthropological theory. Mediation theories. Ethnography. Sociology and anthropology of music and art; modernism and postmodernism in music and art; art-science. Music and technology, music and digitization. Music, sound and space. Theories of the avant-garde. Intellectual property, authorship, and creativity. Media and cultural policy and media regulation; public service broadcasting; television, including documentary, drama, news and current affairs. Genre theory. Digitization and new media.

Religion, Celtic Studies, Medieval Ireland

Words of Power, such as spells, prayers, curses, blessings and so on; Religion; Magic, Witchcraft; Mythology, Literature; Cultural history of Christianity

Philosophy of the Cognitive Sciences

The limitations of human cognition and human agency including faulty reasoning, delusions, confabulations, irrational beliefs, poor knowledge of the self, distorted memories, unreliable self narratives, self deception, implicit bias, inconsistencies between attitudes and behaviour, unrealistic optimism and positive illusions.

General history (not including pre- and early history), history of the middle ages, history of the early modern period

Social history, intellectual history, environmental history, networking, intellectual history, history of science, history of the Alpine region, church history

Eastern European history

Russia, the Balkans, social history, gender history, memory and politics of memory in Eastern Europe

Modern European history

Social and cultural history; comparative history and cultural transfer; religious-political conflicts; memory studies; political iconography; national and regional identity. Main focus on German, French, Belgian and Italian history (period 1750-1914)

Academic field: History of science. Area of specialisation: The development of Babylonian astronomy and mathematics

History of science, science studies

History of the biological sciences, cloning research and reproduction research Literature and science Historical epistemology

Urban Studies, Urban Environmental History, Environmental Humanities

Transatlantic Urban History, Human-Animal Relations, Environmental History of Warfare and Peace, Questions of Temporality, Seasonality,

Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Logic, Argumentation Theory, Metaphysics

Philosophical Theories of Knowledge, Relativism and Contextualism in Epistemology and Philosophy of Language, Disagreement, Paradoxes

Ancient and Medieval Worlds

Intellectual History of Medieval University Medieval Philosophy Medieval Latin Paleograpy

Philosophy

Epistemology (the study of belief, evidence, knowledge and justification); the methodology of philosophy; blame and responsibility.

North American Cultural Studies

urban studies ambiguity literary and cultural history of North America politics and poetics of multicultural literature theories of knowledge uses of literature religious typology ethnic and racial stereotyping: sounds, sights, verbal features Inter-American studies

Sociology

Sociological Theory, Sociology of Law, History of Sociology

The (modern and contemporary) history of North America

North American History, U.S. History, Transnational History, International Relations, Film and History, African American history, Ethnohistory/American Indian History, Migration History, Ethnic History, Cultural History, History of Religion, Gender History, Military History, music and identity, historical educational research

South Asian linguistics, General Linguistics, Computational Linguistics

I work primarily on the South Asian language Urdu (syntax, morphology, semantics, some phonology) by taking both synchronic and historical aspects into account. Occasionally, I branch out to other South Asian languages or work on German. I am also interested in issues of grammar architecture and investigate interface issues (syntax-semantics, morphology-syntax/semantics, prosody-syntax) from both a theoretical and a computational perspective. Computationally, I am involved with ParGram, an international effort to develop parallel computational grammars using the same theoretical background and computational tools. Recently, I have also become involved in experimenting with visualizing linguistic patterns via methods developed in the field of Visual Analytics.

The history, languages and cultures of the ancient Near East between the 4th century and the 1st century AD, the history of research in the field of Ancient Near Eastern studies, ancient Near Eastern philology and history, Assyriology, Ancient Near Eastern studies

Political history Economic and social history of the ancient Orient History of knowledge and science History of ideas Relations between the Orient and the Occident in the past and present Cultural history and cultural heritage

Gambling

Gambling in Europe, international horseracing, use of participant observation to study gambling environments including betting shops, racecourses, casinos Remote gambling Social and political histories of gambling regulation

Modern European History, contemporary History

History of the Shoah, border studies, compulsory removal of populations, totalitarianisms and political religions, the history of the Italian eastern border, History of Modern Italy, minorities' issues

History of science

Cultural history of science (historia naturalis, materia medica), mainly during the Renaissance and Early Modern Period, with special emphasis on the Ibero-American environment and its relations to Central Europe

Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Sinologie

History of Mathematics, particularly in China Relations between the history of Mathematics and Linguistics Mathematics and Culture

Emotion and affective science Embodiment Enactivism Phenomenology

Ancient and Medieval Philosophy

Neoplatonism, Graeco-Arabic Translations of Philosophical Works

Modern and Contemporary History, especially the history of international relations and security

History of national security in the West (19th-21st century) Counterterrorism Political violence Securitisation International relations Historical research on the development of security thinking

Digital Humanities, Text Mining, Early Modern History

Early Modern History of Europe. Usage of Digital Humanities techniques like text mining, network analysis.

Early Modern social and economic history; Modern History (mainly 19th century); The application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for historical research; World History; Marriage Patterns and family systems; Collective action

Institutions for Collective Action: Guilds, Commons, Beguinages, Waterboards, Cooperatives Marriage Patterns and family systems Household economies

Chinese history

Political culture Intellectual history Social networks Urban and environmental history Comparative history Digital methods for humanities research

Social history since 1750; Public history; Women and gender history: Theory and methodology of historical sciences.

History of power, emancipation and contentious politics History of the European monarchy The politics of scandal in European history Realms of memory/lieux de mémoire

Medical Humanities, Economic and Social History Europe

History of Psychiatry History of Childhood Welfare and Coercion Social History of Tuberculosis

Security and the State in Europe, Russia, and the United States in the 19th Century

19th and 20th-century German & European history 19th and 20th-century transatlantic relations History of terrorism and social radicalism, History of the media Intellectual and university history History of emigration and remigration after 1933 Theory and philosophy of history Historical methods

Practical theology; Theology; Theology and religious studies

Family, children, empirical theology, power, practical and pastoral theology, pastoral care, resilience, spirituality, Christian social services,

Theology and church history, history of European Christianity

Reformation and confessionalisation The early Enlightenment in the Western European context Churches facing the challenge of "Europe"

Computational Mechanisms of Cognition and Morphological computing; Computing Paradigms: Natural Computing and especially Morphological computing and its relations to traditional computing paradigms. This research is part of are The study of Information with focus on information processing.

Theory of Science - Philosophy of Science - Epistemology of Science Computing and Philosophy (Especially Info-computationalism) Computational aspects of Science of Information/Foundations of Information Ethics (Ethics of Computing, Information Ethics, Roboethics and Engineering Ethics, Sustainability Ethics)

New religions, occultism, area studies, symbol research

Development of revolutions and social movements Dynamics of the history of religion Encrypted ideas in figures and symbols The cultural history of the early modern period to the present Regional research Countries: Germany, France, Great Britain, USA and Canada

The interweaving of the Old and New Worlds (especially Europe, North America and the Caribbean from the 19th to the 21st centuries). The history of media, economics, law, technology and knowledge.

The history of material cultures, the history of immaterial goods, the history of logistics, the history of the market and its limits, the history of audiovisual storage and the methodology and theory of history as an academic subject

Cultural transfer and dissimination of literary, artistic and religious motifs from antiquity into the Islamic world, in particular the oriental Alexander tradition in the languages and cultures of the Middle East, Africa, central Asia and south-east Asia.

Literary-historical research into the Alexander cycle in historical, religious, literary, philosophical and scientifical sources and popular epics from the Arabic and Islamic world Gog and Magog and Islamic eschatology Codicology and Paleography of Arabic and Islamic manuscripts Traditional art, calligraphy and miniaturepainting of the Islamic world De Susannah-tradition: interreligious and transcultural transmission of motifs in Jewish, Christian and Islamic sources Arabic popular epics: structure and liguisitic and paleographic features Wisdom literature

Social and Cultural Anthropology, Ethnology

migration and transnationalism, kinship and care, Afro-atlantic societies, children and youth, law and migration bureaucracies

Cultures, literatures, and media of Europe with special attention paid to Central and Eastern Europe

Poetics and coding, name – gender – identity, ideology – historiography – canon, ethics in literary studies and cultural studies, Holocaust studies and Eastern Europe, literary pragmatics, editorial studies, media in religion and secularisation, the ends of empires and the start of the film era, film censorship, rhetoric and film propaganda, new waves in Eastern European film; What is open access? Theory and practice

History of the early modern period

Religious history with a focus on Lutheranism The Jesuit mission and (the transfer of) knowledge (Lay) prophecies History of museums and museum collections

German philology and English studies

Medieval and early modern English drama, especially University drama and convent drama; medieval religious writings, especially for women; Julian of Norwich and the transmission of her writing; devotional compilation

Modern European History (East/West)

History of war and violence, including military and cultural (de)mobilisation Legal history Diplomatic history Comparative and transnational history

Islamic Studies

East European History, Modern History

Late Soviet Union Rural/Urban history of the Soviet Union Cold War and Military History History of Sports in Russia and the Soviet Union Approaches to Cultural History/Historiograpy Material Culture Culture of Emotions Religious Groups in Eastern Europe (18th/19th c.)​​​​​ Jewish History in Eastern Europe

History of the early modern period

History of politics and administration in cultural perspective Formality, informality Reformation as construction Cultural history of the papacy Mercy and justice

Theoretical philosophy

Philosophy of the mind Philosophy of language Philosophy of emotion Philosophycal thinking by Kurt Gödel History of philosophy

Evolutionary biology, behavioural biology, primate biology

Sexual selection among the primates Field endocrinology

Ethics in the life sciences, the philosophy of biology

Philosophical aspects of the theory of evolution, history of the theory of evolution, Charles Darwin; the relationship between man and animal

Modern History

Global history, history of globalization/s, theory of history, practices of comparing, history of historiography, gender history, European and American entanglements since Early Modern Times, Wars in the phase of high imperialism

Anthropology

Religious Conflict Gender Migration Conflict and peace Conflict Resolution

Art history

18th Century, 19th Century, Material Culture, Restoration, Exoticism, Diorama, Europe, Native America

Economic history, Business history

Professionalsiation of management and history of management Competition policy in hisotrical and comparative perspective Nordic model, welfare state and business interests

History of Islam

History of al-Andalus History of the Islamic West Islamic Law Religious dissension in Islamic societies

Zoology, Primatology, Evolutionary Biology

Primate cognition, communication, and social behavior Evolution of language

Musicology

Gender, diversity and music Opera, music theatre Swiss music history of the 19th century Culturally derived performance practice

Religious contemporary culture (esp. Europe and Southeast Asia), theory and methods of the science of religions, gender and religion

Religious plurality in the culture of Indonesia, which is influenced by Islam The minoritisation and majoritisation processes of religions Religious individualisation

Ancient philosophy (in particular, that of Plato), Aristotle, Hellenism and phenomenology (in particular, that of Martin Heidegger)

The connection between ethics, philosophical anthropology and methodology

Philosophy of Law Political Philosophy Ethics History of Philosophy: Enlightenment (esp. Immanuel Kant, Adam Smith), John Rawls Normative foundations of International Law

Middle Eastern history; history of the Levant

Saudi Arabia; Ottoman Empire; Indian Ocean; urban studies; social and cultural history

Global History, Migration History, Oral History

Global connected and comparative histories, particularly of the global South, including Africa, South Asia, and the Indian Ocean, and their links to Portugal, France, Germany, and the UK, between the 18th and 20th centuries.

History of the modern era

History of emotions The social and cultural history of the modern era Gender history New history of politics

Respiration, Aerodynamics, Motor control, Human interaction, Articulation, Coordination

Respiration, Aerodynamics, Motor control, Human interaction, Articulation, Coordination

History, Ethnohistory, Gender

Colonialism and cultural encounters American Indian History Gender and sexuality History and theory Immigration and ethnic history Sami history

Philosophy of science

Foundations of probability; the nature and limits of explanation; the relationships between explanation, causation, and prediction.

Ancient History

Archaic and Classical Greece Memory Studies Myths Roman Patronage Cults and Emotion

German literature from the 18th century to the present with particular emphasis on the narrative prose of the 19th century, philosophical aesthetics and literary theory from the 18th to the 21st century

Educational discourse since the 18th century Goethe's Morphology and the history of its reception in the 20th century Literature and law

My field of expertise is the interplay between the quest for hegemony and performative imagery from the early modern period to the present. I teach and research international and global history with a particular eye on North America, and its relation to Greater Asia and the European continent. On the methodological level, I seek to understand the relationship between theatricality, culture and politics in international relations. Thematically, I am engaged in a number of research projects and collaborations addressing the issue of humanitarian intervention, human rights, nation branding, emotions, as well as US-Ottoman relations.

Art history, Heritage preservation

Islamic art and architecture, al-Andalus, exchange and transfer processes Islamic World/West (Iberian Peninsula, Ottoman Empire), monument preservation in the Islamic World, appropriation of Islamic aesthetics in the West (Middle Ages/19th century), Orientalism, Islamic art and the museum

contemporary study of Islam and secularism, related with gender, art, space issues, private-public distinctions in Europe, as well as in Muslim-majority countries such as in Turkey

Public Space Islam Secularism Multiple modernities

Philosophical and philological sciences, science of art

History of the performing arts, Cultural history, Artistic practices, Patronage, Early Modern Rome, French Seventeenth Century music, theater and poetry

The scientific study of history, modern history

Religious and missionary history, colonial history, intellectual history, legal history and history of criminality, gender history

Ethics

The basic philosophical and theological issues addressed by ethics Political ethics and social ethics Practical ethics - Biological and medical ethics Feminist ethics Literature and ethics / narrative ethics

Palaeoanthropology, Human Evolution, Neanderthals, Palaeolithic Archaeology, Morphometry and 3D Visualization

Neanderthal evolution, modern human origins and the application of 3-D geometric morphometric methods to paleoanthropology, primate and human evolution, evolutionary theory, evolution of primate and human life-history, the relationship of morphological variability to population history and the environment, Paleolithic archaeology

Early modern European history

History of early modern political culture, history of the Reformation, media history

Empirical Ethics; Moral and Political Philosophy; Philosophy of Biology and Medicine; Feminist Philosophy; Critical Theory;

Humanitarian ethics; Medical ethics; Ethics and epistemology of the life sciences; Marginalized voices; International comparisons of ethics and values, policy and regulation, especially stem cell research and covid-19, pandemic.

Social Work, child protection and welfare unemployment, labour integration, social welfare, inequality, gender.

Child protection and welfare Social welfare History of social work Gender issues Labourmarket integration

Metaphysics, Identity, Persistence, Temporal Parts, Structure, Metaontology, Indeterminacy, Epistemology, Practical Knowledge, Ethics, Trust, Distrust, Testimony

Sport sciences, History, Economic history, Sport history, Gender and History of childhood

Sport and gender, social class, ethnicity, sexuality, Children and youth sport, Equestrian sport

Art and architectural history of South Asia

Jain architecture Water architecture Reuse theory Art and architecture in Karnataka Art and architecture of the Himalayas City planning

Church History

Early Christianity, especially apologetic writings, the trinitarian debate in the fourth century, the latin West during the "migration period" 400-600 A.D.

Catholic theology, Christian social ethics / Christian social sciences

Human rights Social ethics of education Religious freedom Religious politics Gender ethics Foundations of Christian social ethics (hermeneutic and normative questions in theological ethics, contextual theological ethics)

Gender studies, Urban history, Minorities and nationalities studies, Conflict and security studies

Family values in Eastern Europe, Feminism in Eastern Europe, Urban history, Emerging cities in Eastern Europe, Political myths and cults, Memory cultures

Modern and contemporary history

US history; societal and social history; history of science; Holocaust research; history of the two world wars; gender research

Buddhism; Study of regions: Asia; Cultural history

Buddhist monastic traditions; Buddhist material culture

Ethnomusicology

Music and Minorities, Applied Ethnomusicology, Music and Migration, Refugees, Sociopolitical Relevance of Music

Ancient history

Social and economic history (including research on slavery and poverty) Greek and Roman constitutional history Cultural history (including research on age, gender, ceremony) Early Christianity and late antiquity

Ancient history of Christianity and of interreligious encounters

Dialogues and conflicts between religions Doctrine of God Christian archaeology and art Hagiographic discourse

design research

architectural design, autism, blindness, built heritage, dementia, design education, disability,n ethics, hospital environments, inclusive design, sensory impairments

Landscape Archaeology

As a cultural landscape archaeologist and theorist, my current areas of research involve monuments, landscapes, astronomy, depositional behaviour and the belief systems of ‘prehistoric’ peoples.  I investigate the roles that monuments and the natural world may have had in past people’s belief systems. Further, I undertake to understand the degree to which people in different regions possessed 'shared worlds' or shared understandings/cosmologies. The geographical coverage of my specialist research is the British Isles and Europe with a particular focus on western Britain and western Iberia. My investigations include the development and implementation of geographical information systems (GIS) as well as the application of statistics and other mathematically-oriented approaches used in astrophysics and social sciences.  I collaborated with philosophers by applying major interpretive analysis through the critical use of phenomenology and ideas about materiality.

East European history

History of terrorism and violence, sport history, Jewish history, history of empires, gender studies

Philosophy of science, philosophy of technology, practical ethics

Decision-making under risky or uncertain conditions Decision theory Interpretation of probabilities Philosophy of physics

Mediaeval history (Europe and the Middle East/Islam)

Global and transcultural history Relationship between religion and politics in the middle ages Cultural history of religion Images of Islam and the history of Islam Gender history History of the body

Fundamental theology, dogmatics

The work with metaphors and models in theology Faith and doubt Theology and/as cultural studies The reality of God Theology of the gift Theology of Revelation Theological reception of Paul Ricoeur

Archaeology of the Caribbean and Amazonia

Caribbean Archaeology Island Archaeology Mobility and Exchange Geochemical analyses Pre-colonial cosmovision Culture contact studies

Media history, Gender history, Labour history

Popcultural medias Film as historical source Popular press Media events Class theory Feminist historiography Formation of class and gender National formation Mediations of politics Mediations of death Media and memory Funerals Monarchy Democracy Suffrage Servants Working class women 20th century Sweden

Global and International History

History of the Middle East, History of Migration and Mobility, History of Communication

Bioethics, Medical ethics

Fairness in health and health care delivery, clinical ethics, research ethics, ethics in biotechnologies

Science policy, research evaluation, science studies

The interaction between science and policy the impact of competitive funding instruments on research

History

Early Modern History Gender History Labour History History of Sexuality Social and Cultural History

Dutch Literature, History, Philosophy

Nationalism, national identity, Napoleon, press history, women's writers, memory studies, war and peace cultures