Alexander Nützenadel

Prof. Alexander Nützenadel is a Professor at Humboldt University of Berlin, affiliated with the History of Emotions Research Center and the IMPRS Moral Economies program. His research focuses on social and economic history of Europe since the late 18th century, including studies on fascism and rural policy in Italy, clientelism, corruption, and 20th-century globalization. He combines economic and cultural history methodologies.

He supervises PhD projects such as 'The Production of “Monaco” and “Las Vegas” as Sites of (Un)Moral Economies' (Paul Franke) and 'Benefits or Basic Social Rights? German Court Disputes on the Morality of the Welfare State in the 20th Century' (Helge Jonas Pösche).

Research collaborations include projects like 'Changing the Feeling Rules,' 'Volatility and Vulnerability,' and 'Feeling Political,' alongside a blog ('Feeling News') and a web portal dedicated to the History of Emotions. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.