معرفی
ao. Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Erich Landsteiner is an Associate Professor at the University of Vienna's Department of Economic and Social History within the Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies. His research focuses on early modern economic and social history, agricultural systems, and the interplay between commercial practices and state formation. He holds a Mag. phil. (1986) and Dr. phil. (1992) from the University of Vienna, followed by Habilitation in 2002. Active in teaching since 2002, Landsteiner leads courses on economic/social history, methodology workshops, and master's thesis seminars. His work explores themes like agrarian labor relations, wine production dynamics, and commodity chains in Central Europe. He has authored/co-edited over 50 publications, including Agrosystems and Labour Relations in European Rural Societies (2010) and contributed to special issues on global commodities and urban agriculture. Landsteiner maintains an office at ZG201.82, with regular office hours and extensive peer-reviewed contributions to journals like Historical Anthropology and Austrian Journal of Historical Sciences.
Education:
- Mag. phil., University of Vienna (1986)
- Dr. phil., University of Vienna (1992)
- Habilitation, University of Vienna (2002)
Research Interests:
- Economic and social history of early modern Europe
- Agricultural systems and labor relations
- Wine production and trade
- State formation and feudal institutions
- Commodity chain analysis
Grants and Activities: Landsteiner has organized conferences on global commodities and urban agriculture, delivered lectures on topics like 'Time, Task and Seasonality,' and reviewed seminal works in historical methodology. His collaborative projects include editing volumes on agrarian history and presenting at interdisciplinary forums.
Labs/Teams: Active in the University of Vienna's Institute for Economic and Social History, contributing to its research clusters on agrarian studies and early modern economic networks.
