Mag. Dr. Susanne WEIGELIN-SCHWIEDRZIK Vice Rector for Research and Career Development, University of Vienna
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1973 | Studies in Sinology, Japanese Studies and Political Science, Bonn University |
1980 | Research Fellow at Beijing University |
1984-1985 | Research Fellow at the Center for Chinese Studies, University of California at Berkeley |
1987 | Guest Lecturer at Qinghua University, Beijing |
1999-2001 | Vice Rector for International Relations, University of Heidelberg; cooptation into the Committee for University Relations, Intern at the HRK Bonn; Stay as a visiting research scholar at the Center for Chinese Studies / University of California at Berkeley |
2002 | Professor of Sinology, University of Vienna |
2005 | Madeleine H. Russell Visiting Professor for Non-Western and Comparative Studies / Brandeis University, Waltham, MA |
2010-2011 | Dean of the Faculty of Philological and Cultural Studies, University of Vienna |
since 2011 | Vice Rector for Research and Career Development, University of Vienna |
Mitgliedschaften
Member of the Academic Advisory Council of the Schwarzman Scholars Program | |
Member of AAS, EACS, Historical Society of 20th century China | |
Member of the Editorial Board of Pacific Affairs |
Publikationen
Broken Narratives, On Post Cold War History and Identitiy in Europe and East Asia, Brill, Leiden, 2014 | |
On the Compatibility of Chinese and European History: A Marxist Approach, 50 Years of - Methodological Discussions among Chinese Historians, In: Duara, Prasenjit and Viren Murthy (eds.): Gobal histories (Chicago University Press | |
Our ancestor dragons have already died, but their souls are still with us - The Campaign to Criticize Lin Biao and Confucius and the problem of "Restoration" in Chinese Marxist Historiography, Accepted for pulication in: Murthy, Viren and Axel Schneider (eds.): The Challenge of Linear Time: Nationhood and the Politics of History in East Asia. Leiden, Brill (in print) | |
In cooperation with Sascha Klotzbücher: Responsivität nach unten, Gehorsam nach oben: Grenzen und Möglichkeiten dezentraler Handlungsautonomie im Kontext des Umgangs mit Minderheiten in den chinesischen Grenzgebieten. Accepted for publication in: Hubert Heinelt/Chunrong Zheng (eds): Modernes Regieren in China, 19-21 |