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Dr. Philip Adebahr-Maskow is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Sociology, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, and a Deputy Junior Professor for Microsociology with a Focus on Health at Leipzig University. His research bridges health sociology, social network analysis, and quantitative empirical methods, with a focus on negative ties, online networks, and fat-shaming.
Research Interests include the impact of negative social ties on health, social inequality in health outcomes, and factorial surveys to study tension-laden relationships. He also explores digitalization's role in health research and the methodological challenges of integrating survey, epidemiological, and social media data.
Recent Publications analyze negative tie typologies, health disparities through social networks, and fat-shaming as a stigmatization mechanism. His 2023 work in Field Methods introduces scales for measuring conflictual relationships, while 2022 chapters in Springer address methodological frameworks for studying online networks and health inequalities.
Academic Governance roles include serving on appointment committees, acting as an academic advisor for Bachelor of Sociology, and organizing sessions at European Survey Research Association and ISA World Congress conferences. His 2013-2021 work included projects on spatial mobility and urban diversity.
