Clemens Peck

Clemens Peck is an Associate Professor at the Department of German Studies, University of Salzburg, specializing in Early Modern Drama and European Diplomacy. His research explores the intersection of theatrical practices and diplomatic negotiations in historical contexts.

• Key Research Areas
  • Performance Studies in Diplomacy
  • Early Modern Festive Culture
  • Neobaroque Aesthetics in Modernity
  • Crisis and Renewal in Cultural Contexts

Peck's recent publications (2024–2025) demonstrate a consistent focus on theatrical negotiations of sovereignty, diplomatic rituals, and the revival of Baroque forms in contemporary literature. His work spans interdisciplinary methods combining literary analysis, historical theory, and cultural diagnostics.

• Scientific Awards
  • IFK Junior Fellowship (2007)
  • IFK Research Fellowship (2013)

Peck has participated in 99 academic activities, including organizing international conferences like "Der Tag danach" (2025) and editing volumes on Stefan Zweig Poetry Lectures (2023–2025). He actively contributes to peer-review processes and research networks.