Fabienne Müller

Fabienne Müller is a doctoral student and research associate at the University of Bremen, affiliated with the Institute of History and the Collaborative Research Center 1342 (SFB 1342). She is a member of the Equal Opportunities Committee and works on global dynamics of social policy.

• Doctoral Project: Protectionism and Social Policy in the USA (1970–Present)
• Research Associate, Project B11: Protectionism and Social Policy in the Americas (1890–2020)

Education:

• PhD (Ongoing), Modern and Contemporary History, University of Bremen
• Master of Interdisciplinary European Studies, European History and Civilization, College of Europe Natolin (2016–2017)
• Master of Political Science, University of Potsdam (2013–2016)
• Bachelor of Political Science and Spanish Philology, University of Potsdam (2009–2013)
• Additional Studies: Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Université de Lorraine Metz

Research Focus

Fabienne Müller specializes in Modern and Contemporary History, with a focus on Protectionism and Social Policy in the USA and the Americas. Her doctoral work examines protectionist policies and their impact on social policy development. She has also explored European History, particularly Fascist Ideologies through her master’s thesis on Salazarism in Portugal. Her work intersects with Political Science, analyzing historical policy frameworks and their modern implications.

Projects & Affiliations

Müller is actively involved in the Collaborative Research Center 1342 as part of Project Area A, contributing to the study of global development dynamics. She is a member of the Equal Opportunities Committee at the University of Bremen, advocating for inclusive academic practices. Her research is situated within the broader context of Social Policy and Political Science, bridging historical analysis with policy studies.

Contact

• Email: famuelle@uni-bremen.de
• Office: GW2, Room B1440, University of Bremen
• Postal Address: SFB 1342, FB 08, PO Box 33 04 40, 28334 Bremen
• Phone: +49 421 218-58628