Sascha Klotzbücher
Employment
University Assistant (post-doc) since 7/2018
Post-doc Researcher for the Project "Responsiveness", 11/2017-5/2018
External Lecturer at Kiel University, China Center, 5-6/2017
Taiwan Fellow at National Chengchi University, Taipei in 2016
Guest Professor (Univ.-Prof.) for Chinese Studies at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna, 10/2013-approx. 9/2015.
Acting Professor at the Ostasiatisches Seminar, University of Göttingen, 3/2013-8/2013.
Senior post-doc researcher at the Department of East Asian Studies. Principal investigator for the project "Our own shadow of the Cultural Revolution: Transgenerational transmission and the affective foundations of contemporary Chinese society" (Funding: FWF (Austrian Science Fundation, J 3203-G17), 7/2012-12/2012. See project website.
Erwin Schrödinger fellowship (FWF J3203) at the Center of East Asian Studies at Stanford University in the academic year 2011/2012. Duration: 9/2011-6/2012.
Post-doctoral research assistant professor at the Department of East Asian Studies - Sinology, University of Vienna in the project "Building capacity in Northeast Asia: Perspectives for pastoral hospitals in Xinjiang, China" (funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF P19433) from 1/2007 through 7/2010).
Extermal lecturer at the Department of East Asian Studies - Sinology, University of Vienna, 10/2005-4/2011, 9-2012-2/2013.
Education
Studied Chinese studies and Political Science in Tübingen, Taipei, Shanghai and Heidelberg. Obtained a MA degree (Modern Chinese studies and Political Science) from Heidelberg University (1998). Doktorat (PhD) at University of Vienna (2005). Habilitation in Sinology 6/2017.
Research interests
Rural development, governance in China, health care reform in China, social transformation, social security, generational transmission, Cultural Revolution, violence, emotions, individuality and modernity, affective politics, ageing
Courses
Courses at the University of Vienna
Institut für Ostasienwissenschaften - Sinologie
Universität Wien
Hof 2, Tor 2
1090 Wien
Österreich
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