Michael Lindenberg

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Michael Lindenberg (* 1954 ) is a German sociologist , criminologist and social worker . He holds a professorship at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences for Social Work and Diakonie des Rauhen Haus in Hamburg .

Live and act

Lindenberg began his professional career as a concrete worker, but then switched to the social sector. At first he worked as an unskilled worker in nursing and later studied social work. He then worked for several years in child and youth welfare.

He later studied sociology and criminology with a focus on deviant behavior and then began his scientific career.

Lindenberg is one of the critics of closed home accommodation . He was one of the first public critics of the situation in the facilities of Haasenburg GmbH .

Fonts (selection)

Monographs
  • Overcoming the walls: the electronic collar. Munich: AG SPAK, 1992
  • Seizure or Collectivization? The social courts of the GDR and the diversion of the FRG. Godesberg: Forum Verlag (KFB materials) issue 2/1993, 1993.
  • Goods punishment. Electronic surveillance and the industrialization of criminal control. Munich: AG SPAK, 1997.
  • Matthias Nauerth, Marcus Hußmann, Michael Lindenberg: Been on the road for a long time! And now: where? : Reflections on the past, present and future of diakonia on the occasion of the Wichernjahr 2008. 2009, ISBN 978-3-937461-90-8

Web links

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Lindenberg, Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lecturer for organizational forms of social work at the Evangelical University of Hamburg (Rauhes Haus)
DATE OF BIRTH 1954