Prof Dr Ute Wardenga
u_wardenga(at)leibniz-ifl.de
Tel.: +49 341 600 55-110
This research area examines how international geography has evolved over the different phases of globalisation in the past 200 years. With the results of our research, we attempt to narrate regional geographies under the current global condition in new and different ways. For transferring knowledge on regional geography, we also use formats that cater to the needs and habits of a digital society.
The Africa Traveller Hans Schomburgk – Collecting to Show
Transformative Philanthropy in the Anthropocene. Theoretical and Empirical Investigations
Digital visualisation of regional geographical information
SpielRäume – Landscape as a Space of Discoveries and Experiences
Narrative, Aesthetic, and Cartographic Space around 1850
“Our Field is the World”: Geographical Societies 1821–1914 in International Comparison
Robinson, van de Velde, and German Holy Land Cartography in the mid-19th Century