Dr. Johanna Sackel
Fakultät für Kulturwissenschaften > Historisches Institut > Zeitgeschichte
Manager - Academic Councillor
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- Research Interests
- Environmental History, especially of the oceans
- Maritime history
- Relationship of economy and ecology
- History of international institutions (esp. United Nations)
- Global history; history of north-south relations
- PhD Project
Who Owns the Sea? Debates on Marine Resources During the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea (1968 - 1994)
(Awarded by the Executive Board of Paderborn University)
- Teaching
- Global and International History
- North-South-Relations after 1945
- Environmental History
- Maritime History
- History of societies
- Public History/Digital History/"Histotainment"
- Mitgliedschaften
- Verband der Historiker und Historikerinnen Deutschlands (VHD)
- AG Internationale Geschichte im VHD
- International Maritime History Association
- Netzwerkpartnerin der UN-Ozeandekade in Deutschland
- Organization of events
- Lecture series "Consumption as a global challenge", winter term 2018/19, combined with a workshop hosted with civil initiatives in Paderborn
- Lecture series "Discussing the Antropocene", winter term 2019/20
- Sonstiges
- Mittelbauvertreterin im Fakultätsrat (seit 2021)
- Gründungsmitglied der Initiative Nachhaltigkeit an der UPB
Miscellaneous |
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| Since 05/2019 |
Academic Councillor Researcher and lecturer in contemporary history, management director Department of History, Paderborn University |
| 04/2013 - 05/2019 |
Researcher with teaching position in contemporary history, Paderborn University Neueste Geschichte/Zeitgeschichte, Historisches Institut an der Universität Paderborn |
| 03/2019 |
PhD Dissertation: Wem gehört das Meer? Debatten um marine Ressourcen im Rahmen der dritten Seerechtskonferenz der Vereinten Nationen |
| 10/2015 - 10/2016 |
Management of the Department of History at Paderborn University |
| 08/2016 - 09/2016 |
Research stay in Halifax (Canada) and New York City |
| 10/2005 - 03/2013 |
Study to become a teacher of German, pedagogy and social sciences with emphasis on history Degree with state examination and a thesis on "The Strained Relationship Between Established Science of History and Histotainment". Awarded as outstanding degree thesis (DGS-Award of the Faculty of Cultural Studies, Paderborn University). |
| Since 05/2019 |
Academic Councillor Researcher and lecturer in contemporary history, management director Department of History, Paderborn University |
| 04/2013 - 05/2019 |
Researcher with teaching position in contemporary history, Paderborn University Neueste Geschichte/Zeitgeschichte, Historisches Institut an der Universität Paderborn |
| 03/2019 |
PhD Dissertation: Wem gehört das Meer? Debatten um marine Ressourcen im Rahmen der dritten Seerechtskonferenz der Vereinten Nationen |
| 10/2015 - 10/2016 |
Management of the Department of History at Paderborn University |
| 08/2016 - 09/2016 |
Research stay in Halifax (Canada) and New York City |
| 10/2005 - 03/2013 |
Study to become a teacher of German, pedagogy and social sciences with emphasis on history Degree with state examination and a thesis on "The Strained Relationship Between Established Science of History and Histotainment". Awarded as outstanding degree thesis (DGS-Award of the Faculty of Cultural Studies, Paderborn University). |
- Monographie
Wem gehört das Meer? Globale Ressourcen und die dritte UN-Seerechtskonferenz (1968–1994) (=Studien zur Internationalen Geschichte 52), Berlin/Boston 2022. (zum Buch)
- Publications
"Rationale Fischerei?" - Das Konzept des maximum sustainable yield im Spannungsfeld von Ökonomie und Ökologie, in: Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte (forthcoming 2018).
Food justice, common heritage, and the oceans: Resource narratives in the context of the Third United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, in: The International Journal of Maritime History, Vol. 29 (3), 2017, S. 645-659. (peer-reviewed)
- Weitere Aufsätze
mit Anna-Katharina Wöbse: Networks, in: Torma, Franziska (Hrsg.): A Cultural History of the Sea in the Global Age (=A Cultural History of the Sea 6), London/New York 2021.
Solidarität vs. Ressourcensouveränität? Die dritte UN-Seerechtskonferenz als Herausforderung für die Süd-Süd-Beziehungen, in: Dinkel, Jürgen/Fiebrig, Steffen/Reichherzer, Frank (Hrsg.): Nord/Süd. Perspektiven auf eine globale Konstellation, Berlin/Boston 2020.