Former longtime members of IMIS

A–G

Dr. Lars Amenda

Contemporary history: migration and urbanity, global migration, migration and the maritime world, migration and mass culture, migration policy in the 19th and 20th centuries.   Further information

Prof. em. Dr. Klaus J. Bade

Contemporary history: population, economy and migration, integration and minorities, flight and asylum, immigration legislation, migration and integration policy in the past and present, IMIS Director 1991-97, 2002-05.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Michael Bommes (†)

Sociology/methodology of intercultural and interdisciplinary migration research: migration and political system, migration and organization, migration and social theory, methodological problems of interdisciplinary and intercultural research, IMIS director 2005-09.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Anne Lisa Carstensen

Sociology: sociology of work, trade unions, postcolonial and critical theory, discourse analysis, global production networks.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Christine Dimroth

German Studies/Applied Linguistics of German.   Further information

Dr. Samia Dinkelaker

Sociology: Global perspectives on migration, migration, violence and care, sending countries, ethnographic migration research, Southeast Asia.   Further information

Dr. Carsten Felgentreff

Social Geography: Hazard research – adaptation in times of climate change; spatial mobility/migration research; applied urban and regional research; socioeconomic transformation.  Further information

Dr. Anna Flack

Comparative Cultural Studies/European Ethnology: Migration, remigration and whereabouts, food ethnology, affiliations, Russian-Germans and (late) repatriates, ethnological field research.   Further information

Prof. i.R. Dr. Peter Graf

Intercultural pedagogy: bilingualism research and bilingual education, language acquisition and early foreign language learning, learning in German as a second language, intercultural and interreligious dialog.   Further information

Prof. i.R. Dr. Siegfried Greif

Work and organizational psychology: occupational biographies, unemployment of migrants, social and intercultural skills.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Angela Grimm

German Studies / Linguistics of German: First and second language acquisition, language level diagnostics, language development disorders.   Further information

H–K

Dr. Laura Haddad

Social geography.   Further information

Lisa-Marie Heimeshoff

Sociology: social movement research; migration and work; minorities; trade unions; Central and Eastern Europe.   Further information

Prof. i.R. Dr. Leonie Herwartz-Emden

Pedagogy of Childhood and Youth: Consequences of migration in education, socialization and school, immigrant families, migration and gender relations, methods and methodology of interdisciplinary and intercultural research.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Uwe Hunger

Political Science / Sociology of Migration: International Migration Policy, Migration and Development, State, Civil Society and Integration, Demographic Change, Ethnic Economy.   Further information

Prof. i.R. Dr. Heidi Keller

Development and Culture.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Wassilis Kassis

Education Science.   Further information

Dr. Olaf Kleist

Political Science.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Ulrike Krause

Forced Migration and Refugee Studies.   Further information

Dr. Holger Kolb

Political Science.   Further information

L–R

Prof. em. Dr. Utz Maas

General and Germanic Linguistics: Language Typology and Language Contact, Migration and Language Culture in the Maghreb.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Mehlem

Linguistics and didactics of German.   Further information

Dr. Johanna Neuhauser

Sociology.   Further information

Prof. i.R. Dr. Hans-Werner Niemann

Economic and Social History.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Jannis Panagiotidis

Modern History: Migration History; German History; Jewish History; Eastern European History; Greek History; Post-Socialist Economic Transformation.   Further information

Prof. Dr. John Peterson

Linguistics and Indology: multilingualism, language contact, codeswitching, written language acquisition especially in the context of migration, written language vs. spoken language, South Asian languages, Maltese.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Lisa Rosen

Education Science.   Further information

S–Z

Dr. Michael Schubert

Modern History: Imperialism, colonialism and racism, foreign images and discourses, migration and illegality in the 19th and 20th centuries.   Further information

Dr. Helge Schwiertz

Sociology: Migration and border regimes, (pro-)migrant organizing, social movements, citizenship studies, democracy and political theory.   Further information

Nadine Segadlo

Political and administrative sciences: refugee and refugee studies, nexus of conflict, flight and peace, humanitarian refugee protection, global policies and norms.   Further information

Hon. Prof. Dr. Hans-Wolf Sievert

Intercultural Management. Management in China, international personnel management, internationalization strategies of medium-sized companies.   Further information

Dr. Inken Sürig

Ethnology/African Studies.   Further information

Simon Sperling

Social Sciences.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Malte Steinbrink (†)

Social geography.   Further information

Prof. em. Dr. György Széll

Sociology.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Melanie Ulz

Art History.   Further information

Prof. Dr. Albrecht Weber

Public Law. Refugee and Aliens Law; Comparative Constitutional and European Law.   Further information

Prof. i.R. Dr. Hans-Joachim Wenzel (†)

Social geography: research on developing countries, rural regional development and migration in sub-Saharan Africa, regional education and labor market research, IMIS director 1997-2002.   Further information

Maren Wilmes

Sociology and migration research: Integration processes in communities, irregular migration, health care for uninsured migrants, migrant engagement.   Further information

Elif Yakac

Political science and Islamic studies: religious policy, state-association relations, social work and migration, civil society refugee work, racism and migration.   Further information