معرفی
Erik Hannerz is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Sociology, Lund University, with expertise in cultural criminology, subcultures, and urban sociology. He has been active at Lund since 2014 and is a Faculty Fellow at Yale University's Center for Cultural Sociology. His research explores graffiti culture, internet detectives, and urban space commodification.
- Education: PhD in Sociology from Uppsala University
Research Interests include ethnographic studies of subcultures, the intersection of crime and digital crowdsourcing, and urban creativity. His work often examines how marginalized groups interact with public spaces and technology.
Recent Publications focus on graffiti's evolution as subcultural media, the totemic principles in urban art, and gang crime dynamics in digital contexts. These works emphasize interdisciplinary connections between sociology, media studies, and urban planning.
Scientific Awards:
- Recipient of the Lund Students' Pedagogical Prize (2022)
Collaborations span international institutions, with projects addressing sustainable urban development and digital surveillance. He co-founded Lund's master's program in Cultural Criminology and leads the Urban Creativity research group.
