Rohan Khan

Rohan Khan is a doctoral researcher in the Emmy Noether research group “Varieties of Reproduction Regimes: Institutions, Norms and Social Inequality” at the Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) since January 2023. His research focuses on the interplay between public opinion and reproduction policies in comparative contexts, analyzing how societal attitudes influence legislation and how policies shape perceptions of gender, sexuality, and family structures.

Education includes a bachelor's degree in Sociology, Political Science, and Economics from Zeppelin University (2020) and a Master's degree in Sociology from the University of Konstanz (2022). These interdisciplinary foundations support his work on institutional frameworks and social inequality.

Rohan’s research interests emphasize political sociology and social policy, with a focus on legislative dynamics and normative shifts. While no specific articles or awards are listed in the provided texts, his current projects suggest contributions to debates on reproductive rights and policy effectiveness.

He is part of the WZB research team and can be contacted via rohan.khan@wzb.eu.