Anna Si-Lu Hauser

Anna Si-Lu Hauser is a Researcher and Scientific Associate at the Chair of China Business and Economics, University of Würzburg, under the Philosophical Faculty. Her research focuses on local self-governance in China’s energy transition, supported by the DFG-funded research group Local Self-Regulation in Antiquity and Modernity (LoSAM). She holds a B.A. in Asian Studies from the University of Bonn and an M.Sc. in China Business and Economics from the University of Würzburg. Her academic trajectory includes a year of study at Peking University and professional experience at the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ), where she contributed to projects like the Sino-German Energy Partnership and Chinese-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport.

Her broader research interests encompass sustainable development, participatory governance, and business ethics. She is affiliated with the European Chinese Language and Culture Programme and contributes to the Sinology in Würzburg research initiatives. Contact details include her office at Am Hubland, Würzburg, and professional email address.