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Klaus Schriewer is a Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Murcia, Spain, and Vice Dean for International Relations in the Faculty of Philosophy. A corresponding member of the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies (IMIS) since 2011, he has coordinated the doctoral program "Social Anthropology" and directed EU-funded Jean Monnet initiatives focused on European integration and security.
Research Interests: European ethnology, migration studies, cultural theory, human-nature relationships, economic anthropology, and biographical/narrative analysis. His work bridges European integration studies with localized ethnographies of work, welfare, and memory.
Publication Trends: Recent articles emphasize
- Cultural dimensions of EU fisheries policy
- Transnational memory practices (e.g., Jewish cemeteries, ETA terrorism)
- Self-employment and labor cultures in Spain
- Biographical approaches to migration and identity
Scientific Awards:
- Jean Monnet Chair (2011-2014, 2019-2023)
- Jean Monnet Module 'Cultures of Security' (2015-2018)
- Reviewer for major academic bodies (DFG, DAAD, Thyssen Foundation, etc.)
Advising: Supervised 13 doctoral theses on topics spanning European migration patterns, labor cultures, cemetery studies, and transnational identity. Notable projects include the "Traces of Europeanization" traveling exhibition and ongoing Basel-based Holocaust memory research with the Jewish Community.
