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Study “Only a small wheel in the gear? An Industry Analysis of Bicycle Couriers in Salzburg”

Wolfgang Aschauer and his team (Katharina Obenholzner, Katharina Stiebler and Anna Stadler) presented the completed study “Only a small wheel in the gear? An industry analysis of bicycle couriers in Salzburg”.

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Published on 01 June 2023

Double Degree Programme European Master in Migration Studies (EuMIGS) at the Department of Sociology (University of Salzburg)

Are you interested in issues related to migration, refugees, diversity and racism?

Join this new master program, which provides excellent opportunities for Salzburg Sociology students!

Make a note of this date right now: EuMIGS info webinar, Monday 21 November 14.00 – 16.00

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Published on 06 September 2022

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New Project Release –
„VISION: ENVISIONING CONVIVIAL EUROPE” 

VISION aims to co-generate critical and transformative knowledge of a more just, sustainable and convivial Europe. It will unfold ways in which Europe could realise its normative vision and become a space of conviviality.

Futher links: Kyoko Shinozaki and  Deutsches Zentrum für Integrations- und Migrationsforschung (DeZIM) 

EUMIGS Double Degree webinar – 19.11.2021, 12-14 Uhr

–> Programme, structure and specifications for participants

Participants: Linköping University (SE), Malmö University (SE), Osnabrück University (DE), Universiidad de A Coruña (ES), Université de Neuchâtel (CH), Paris Lodron University Salzburg (AT), Liège University (BE)

Objective: information about the different programmes, recruitment

Migration and Mobilities Study Group (MMG)

The Migration and Mobilities Study Group (MMG) is a collective that brings together several thematic groups of scholars within migration and mobility studies at the Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (PLUS). PLUS-MMG has become an institutional member of the IMISCOE (International Migration, Integration and Social Cohesion)! It is Europe’s largest network of scholars in the area of migration and integration.Details:International Research Network IMISCOE

New Publications

Kornelia Hahn & Andreas Langenohl (Hrsg.) (2021):Protestkommunikation: Konflikte um die Legitimität politischer Öffentlichkeit.    Informationen auf der Webseite des Verlags

Ruth Abramowski (2020):Das bisschen Haushalt. Zur Kontinuität traditioneller Arbeitsteilung in Paarbeziehungen – ein europäischer Vergleich. Leverkusen-Opladen: Budrich Academic Press   Informationen auf der Webseite des Verlags

Johannes Klopf, Manfred Gabriel, Monika Frass (Hrsg.).(2020).Impuls – Idee – Innovation Salzburger Kulturwissenschaftliche Dialoge Band 6.Salzburg: Paracelsus Buchhandlung & Verlag

Katrin Huxel / Juliane Karakayali / Ewa Palenga-Möllenbeck / Marianne Schmidbaur / Kyoko Shinozaki / Tina Spies / Linda Supik / Elisabeth Tuider (Hg.) (2020):Postmigrantisch gelesen. Transnationalität, Gender, Care. Transcript-Verlag.

Ito Ruri / Kyoko Shinozaki (2020):Transnational Sociology of Domestic Work: In Quest of Decent Work

Sociology Research Colloquium

Starting in the summer term of 2018, the Department of Sociology and Cultural Studies will hold a colloquium to present current and completed research work.External speakers will also be invited to individual sessions.The individual sessions take place on Wednesdays, 9-11 a.m., at HS 384.