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2019
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2018
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Verne, J. (2018) Contemporary Geographies of Zanzibari Fashion: Indian Ocean Trade Journeys in the Run-Up to Ramadhan Festivities, in: Campbell, G., Machado, P. und Fee, S. (Hrsg.) Ocean of Cloth, Palgrave Macmillan: New York.
2017
Verne, J. (2017) The neglected gift of Ratzel: thoughts on mobilities, materialities and relational spaces, Geographica Helvetica 72, 85-92.
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Schurr, C. & Verne, J. (2017) Wissenschaft und Technologie im Zentrum der Geographischen Entwicklungsforschung. Science and Technology Studies meets development geographies, Geographische Zeitschrift 105, 1-20.
2016
Verne, J. (2016) Re-enlivening the Indian Ocean through contemporary trade: East African traders searching for new markets in Jakarta, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, online early view.
Korf, B. & Verne, J. (2016) Geographie als Geisteswissenschaft – Geographie in den Geisteswissenschaften, Geographica Helvetica 71, 365-386.
Dijkstra, L. J. and Krieg, L. J. (2016). From MDMA to Lady Gaga: Expertise and Contribution Behavior of Editing Communities on Wikipedia. Procedia Computer Science 101: 96–106.
Verne, J. (2016) The Mobile Phone – A Global Good? Modern Material Culture and Communication Technology in Africa, in: Hodos, T. (Hrsg.) Routledge Handbook of Archaeology and Globalization, Routledge: London, 157-170.
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Krieg, L. J. (2016). 'It was horrible, but we live now' - The experience of young German adults in everyday encounters with the Holocaust. In Focaal Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology (74): 97-110.
2015
Krieg, L. J. (2015). ‘It’s a real Totschlag-Argument’ - The attribution of agency to the Holocaust among contemporary young German adults in a discourse of remembering and forgetting. In Social Anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale 23(3): 314-329.
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Krieg, L. J. (2015). „Who wants to be sad over and over again?“ – Emotion Ideologies in Contemporary German Holocaust Education. In Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society 7(2): 110-128.
2014
Verne, J. und Doevenspeck, M. (2014) Von Pappkameraden, diffusen Bedenke und einer alten Debatte: Gedanken zur Bedeutung von regionaler Spezialisierung und Area Studies in der Geographie, in: Geographische Zeitschrift 1, 7-24.
Verne, J.(2014) Translokalität als sedimentierte Praxis: Getrieben von der Geschichte des Indischen Ozeans, in: Geographische Rundschau 11, 24-31.
Verne, J. (2014) Neue Netze, neue Räume? Mobiltelefonie in Afrika, in: Geographische Rundschau 6, 42-47.
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Verne, J.(2014): Virtual Mobilities, in: Cloke, P. et al.(Hrsg.) Introducing Human Geographies, 3rd Edition, Hodder Education: London, 821-833.
2013
Verne, J. und Müller-Mahn, D. (2013) Entwicklung, in: Lossau, J., Freytag, T. und Lippuner, R. (Hrsg.) Schlüsselbegriffe der Kultur- und Sozialgeographie, Ulmer: Stuttgart, 94-107.
Verne, J.und Bramsiepe, E. (2013) Mobiltelefonie in Afrika: Revolution von Kommunikation und Bankwesen – ein Unterrichtsentwurf, in: Müller-Mahn, D. und Obermaier, G. (Hrsg.) Afrika (Bayreuther Kontaktstudium Geographie, Bd. 7), Verlag Naturwissenschaftl. Gesellschaft Bayreuth e.V., Bayreuth, 175-196.
Verne, J. und Müller-Mahn, D. (2013) “We are part of Zanzibar” – Translocal practices and imaginative geographies in contemporary Oman-Zanzibar relations, in: Wippel, S. (ed.) Regionalising Oman, Springer Science: Dordrecht, Netherlands, 75-89.
Since the 1st of August 2020, Rupa has joined our team as a PhD scholar within the partnership “Appraising risk, past and present: Interrogating historical data to enhance understanding of environmental crises in the Indian Ocean World”. In her PhD project she will focus on the relevance of a historical perspective for contemporary flood risk management in India. Due to the current Covid-19 situation in India, she starts by concentrating on disaster communication. The PhD is jointly supervised by Julia Verne and Brian Tomaszewski from the Rochester Institute of Technology, USA.