About
Sandra Petermann is an Associate Professor at the Department of Geography, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, where she has worked since 2005. She teaches cultural, social, urban, and economic geography in bachelor's and master's programs, with expertise in methods of human geography. Her research bridges critical geographies, memory studies, and postcolonial analysis, focusing on micronations and spatial theory.
- Academic Rank: Associate Professor (2018)
- Key Research Areas: Micronations, Geographies of Memory, Neocolonialism, Gentrification
- Current Project: Micronationalism as a lens for understanding alternative statehood
- Long-Term Work: Neoliberal urban development in Morocco, memory tourism in Europe
Her publications span topics from Moroccan medinas to D-Day commemorations, often exploring how rituals and spatial practices shape collective memory. She collaborates internationally, contributes to editorial boards, and engages in academic outreach through conferences and teaching coordination.
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