Felix Hoffmann

Felix Hoffmann is a cultural and social anthropologist affiliated with the Chemnitz University of Technology under the Faculty of Philosophy and the Department of German Studies. His academic career includes roles as a Research Associate in DFG-funded projects and teaching positions at institutions like the Free University of Berlin.

• Education: Studied at the European University Viadrina under Werner Schiffauer and Heidrun Friese.
• Research Focus: Critical migration studies, practice theory, ethnographic analysis of political normalization processes, and postcolonial perspectives.

Hoffmann's research spans from the 2015 European refugee crisis to contemporary Saxon integration policies, examining exclusion, inclusion, and civil society dynamics. His recent publications analyze the normalization of right-wing politics and legalization markets in migration contexts.

Current projects include a DFG-funded study on Alterity Politics in Chemnitz, alongside coordination of Erasmus+ initiatives and international affairs within German studies. Though no scientific awards are listed, his work remains central to interdisciplinary migration debates.