Max Keck

Max Keck is a Researcher at the Department of Sociology, University of Münster. He holds a Master of Arts in Sociology (1.2 grade) from WWU Münster (2013) and is a PhD candidate at the GRASS Graduate School of Sociology since 2016. His research focuses on poverty, social inequality, and social structure analysis with a specialization in empirical methods and statistics.

Professional highlights include a Visiting Scholar position at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (2017), and roles as Research Associate in projects like 'Perception of Social Inequality' and the BMBF-funded 'MIKS - Multilingualism as a Field of Action for Intercultural School Development'. He is an active member of the GSÖBW Society for Socioeconomic Education and Science since 2019.

• Teaching: Courses on SPSS, quantitative research methods, and seminars on social inequality narratives
• Key publications: Analysis of AfD voter behavior using SOEP data (2020), middle-class sociology (KZfSS, 2020)
• Grants: BMBF project MIKS (2016)

His work bridges theoretical sociology with empirical analysis, addressing topics like poverty dynamics, class distinctions, and the methodological integration of qualitative and quantitative approaches.