Felix Heidenreich

Felix Heidenreich is a lecturer and scientific coordinator at the International Center for Cultural and Technological Research (IZKT) of the University of Stuttgart. His career spans teaching and research roles, including an extraordinary professorship since 2024 and affiliations with institutions like SciencesPo Paris and the University of Heidelberg. He focuses on the intersection of political theory, cultural philosophy, and sustainability.

• PhD in Political Science (University of Heidelberg, 2003)
• Diploma in Political Science (Free University of Berlin, 2001)
• Maîtrise (La Sorbonne, 1999) and Licence (Paris X, 1998)

His research explores how democracy adapts to contemporary challenges like climate change, technological shifts, and political polarization. He examines the role of cultural narratives, emotional engagement, and institutional transformation in sustaining democratic practices. His work often bridges theoretical analysis with practical policy considerations.

Recent publications highlight trends in democratic theory, cultural politics, and sustainability governance. Articles address topics like political myths, collective care in digital societies, and the ethical dimensions of ecological transformation. His 2023 monograph Nachhaltigkeit und Demokratie systematically connects green theory with political participation.

He has contributed to interdisciplinary dialogues through editorial work and collaborations, particularly in German-French comparative frameworks. While no explicit list of students exists, his roles as seminar leader (e.g., on democracy and sustainability) indicate mentorship activities.