Eveline Dürr
Eveline Dürr studied Social Anthropology, Sociology and Literature at the Universities in Heidelberg, Mexico City and Freiburg. After her doctoral degree and Habilitation, she held a position as Associate Professor and Postgraduate Programme Leader at the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand. Since 2008 she is a Professor for Social Anthropology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. Her research interests include human-environmental relations, urban anthropology, spatiality, tourism, mobilities and identity politics. Her regional focus is on the Americas (Mexico, US-Southwest) and Oceania (New Zealand and the Transpacific).
editor: Sociologus (SOC)
Dürr, Eveline (Ed.) | Halbmayer, Ernst (Ed.)
Sociologus (SOC), Volume 71, Issue 2
2021. p. 107–215
2021. p. 107–215
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Dürr, Eveline (Ed.) | Halbmayer, Ernst (Ed.)
Sociologus (SOC), Volume 71, Issue 1
2021. p. 1–105
2021. p. 1–105
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Printed issue,
Online issue
