Jörg Rogge

Prof. Dr. Jörg Rogge is a leading academic at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, serving as Academic Director since 2011 and adjunct professor since 2007. His career spans multiple institutions including Bielefeld University, Munich's Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, and the University of Art and Design Linz.

• Co-editor of three major historical series
• Chairman of the International Society for Cultural History (2017-2021)
• Member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Principal investigator for DFG-funded projects

Specializing in Medieval History and Cultural History, Rogge's research examines Anglo-Scottish conflicts, urban political practices, and medieval warrior identity. His work combines manuscript analysis with theoretical frameworks in historical cultural studies, particularly focusing on narrative construction and memory practices.

Recent publications analyze late medieval administration in Aberdeen and Augsburg, dynastic succession crises, and gendered aspects of chivalry. He has edited 12 major volumes on topics ranging from medieval conflict resolution to cultural practices of sense-making.

• Fellow at the International Research Center for Cultural Studies (2012)
• Co-editor of Cultural History journal
• Advisory board member for multiple academic societies

Rogge has supervised 7 doctoral dissertations and 9 Master's theses on topics spanning medieval urban governance, Scottish political history, and military cultural practices. Current projects include digital editions of Augsburg Master Builders' Books and comparative studies of medieval governmental finance in European cities.