Dietmar Molthagen

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Dietmar Molthagen (born December 26, 1974 in Hamburg ) is a German political scientist and historian. Since October 2018 he has been head of the Julius Leber Forum, the regional office of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation for the federal states of Bremen , Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein .

Career

After graduating from high school in 1994 in Hamburg-Rahlstedt, he studied history, political science and Protestant theology in Hamburg and Leicester. After completing his Magister Artium, Dietmar Molthagen received his doctorate from the Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst at the University of Hamburg . In 2004 he completed his doctorate; he wrote his thesis on the Liverpool and Hamburg bourgeoisie during the First World War. After completing his doctorate, he began working for the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. There he worked as a project manager and in particular in the field of political advice and as an expert on migration and right-wing extremism. Parallel to his work in the political environment, he works as a lecturer and lecturer, where he teaches in bachelor's and master's seminars on topics such as “lobbying and political communication” or “right-wing extremism in Germany: ideology, structures, strategies”.

Dietmar Molthagen is married and lives in Berlin and Hamburg. For many years he has volunteered against right-wing extremism, for education, more Europe and in the Protestant Church.

Publications (selection)

• The end of bourgeoisie? Bourgeois families from Liverpool and Hamburg in the First World War. Göttingen 2007 (dissertation).
• with Oliver Decker: The problem is the middle. Study on right-wing extremist attitudes in Germany. In: Frankfurter Hefte / Neue Gesellschaft. 10/2007, pp. 12-14.
• Right-wing extremist attitudes in Germany. In: Dietmar Molthagen u. a. (Ed.): Learning and workbook against right-wing extremism - acting for democracy. Bonn 2008, pp. 26–37.
• Help, my neighbor is a Nazi! In: Berlin Republic. 1/2012, pp. 45-46.
• Fundamentalism and democracy. In: W. Eppler (ed.): Fundamentalism as a challenge in religious education. Göttingen 2015, pp. 231–248.
• with T. Faas and T. Mörschel: Demoskopie und Demokratie. An introduction. In: Dietmar Molthagen, T. Faas and T. Mörschel (eds.): Demoskopie und Demokratie. Springer VS, Wiesbaden 2016, pp. 1–6.
• with E. Körting and B. Öney: What needs to be done? Germany between Islamist extremism and Islamophobia. Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Berlin 2017.
• with S. Molthagen-Schnöring: Trust - a political battlefield or hope for the future? In: Frankfurter Hefte / Neue Gesellschaft. 1/2018, pp. 22-24.
• Let's talk! How communication works in politics, business and society. Verlag JHW Dietz, Bonn 2019.