Ann-Kathrin Radig

Ann-Kathrin Radig is a Researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Stuttgart, affiliated with the Department of Organizational and Innovation Sociology. She previously served as a Research Associate in the Department of Logistics and Procurement Management at the same university from 2014 to 2019. Her work bridges economic sociology with the sociology of technology, focusing on digitalization and internet-driven transformation processes across industries.

• Doctorate in Economics and Social Sciences (Dr.rer.pol.), University of Stuttgart (2021)
• Master’s in Empirical Political and Social Research, University of Stuttgart (2013)

Her research explores how digitalization reshapes economic sectors and organizational structures, with specific attention to internet-based disruptions. Publications include analyses of logistics models and the digitization of media markets, highlighting sociological frameworks for understanding market evolution.

Her recent articles emphasize digital transformation trends, such as the adaptation of logistics systems to technological changes and the sociological implications of internet-driven economic shifts. Though not explicitly detailed, her work likely intersects with organizational change, consumer behavior, and innovation studies.

Ann-Kathrin Radig is currently based at the University of Stuttgart’s Institute of Social Sciences, Silk Road 36, Room 2.21, with consultation hours via appointment by email.