Sabine Ullmann

Sabine Ullmann (born November 20, 1964 in Nördlingen ) is a German historian.

Life

Sabine Ullmann initially worked in the book trade and then studied history and political science at the University of Augsburg from 1987 to 1992 . In 1997 she received her doctorate from Rolf Kießling with a study on the relationship between Christians and Jews in the pre-modern era. From 1992 to 1997 she was a research assistant at the Institute for European History at the University of Augsburg and in the following years until 2006 she was a research assistant at the Chair for Regional History at the University of Augsburg. Her habilitation with the title “History on the Long Bench” on the Reichshofrat under Maximilian II led in 2004 to the acquisition of the license to teach the subjects of early modern historyand national history. Since 2006 she has been Professor of Comparative National History and Early Modern History at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt . In 2011 she was offered a chair for historical regional studies at the University of Trier (rejected).

Her main research interests are Jewish history during the early modern period , comparative national history and the history of the Old Kingdom . Since 2012, together with Gabriele Haug-Moritz (University of Graz), she has headed the project “Subjects replicas at the Reichshofrat under Emperor Rudolf II. (1576–1612)” funded by the German Research Foundation and the Austrian Fund for the Promotion of Scientific Research (FWF). She is co-editor of the research on the history of the Jews and the yearbook for regional history.

Memberships

• Since 2007 member of the Commission for Bavarian State History at the Bavarian Academy of Sciences
• Since 2011 first chairwoman of the Society for Research into the History of the Jews e. V.
• Since 2012 board member of the regional history group in the Association of Historians in Germany
• Since 2012 board member of the Schwäbische Forschungsgemeinschaft e. V.

Fonts

Monographs

• Neighborhood and competition. Jews and Christians in the villages of the Margraviate of Burgau 1650 to 1750 (publications by the Max Planck Institute for History 151), Göttingen 1999. [Dissertation 1997], ISBN 3-525-35466-5

• History on the back burner. The commissions of the Reichshofrat under Emperor Maximilian II (1564–1576) (publications of the Institute for European History Mainz, Department for Universal History 214), Mainz 2006. [Habilitation thesis 2004], ISBN 978-3-8053-3705-2

Editorships

• Research on the history of the Jews, ed. v. Alfred Haverkamp, ​​Sabine Ullmann in connection with Andras Brämer, Christoph Cluse, Johannes Hahn and Franz Irsigler (series of publications by the Society for Research in the History of the Jews and the Arye Maimon Institute for the History of the Jews).

• Yearbook for regional history. Edited by Helmut Bräuer, Josef Ehmer, Rainer S. Elkar, Gerhard Fouquet, Mark Häberlein (responsible), Franklin Kopitzsch , Reinhold Reith, Martin Rheinheimer, Dorothee Rippmann , Susanne Schötz and Sabine Ullmann, since vol. 29 (2011).

Web links

• Regional history and early modern history of the Catholic University of Eichstätt on ku-eichstaett.de
• DFG / FWF project subject replicas at the Reichshofrat on gewi.uni-graz.at
• Swabian Research Association on kbl.badw.de
• Internet presence of the Society for Research into the History of the Jews

Individual evidence

1. ^ Sabine Ullmann: Neighborhood and competition. Jews and Christians in the villages of the Margraviate of Burgau 1650 to 1750 (publications by the Max Planck Institute for History 151), Göttingen 1999.
2. ↑ Ibid .: History on the long bench. The commissions of the Reichshofrat under Emperor Maximilian II (1564–1576) (publications of the Institute for European History Mainz, Department for Universal History 214), Mainz 2006.
3. ↑ For her habilitation in 2005 she received the sponsorship award from the Augsburg Dr. Eugen Liedl Foundation.
4. ↑ Homepage of the Professorship for Comparative National History and Early Modern History .
5. ^ Page of the DFG / FWF project subject replicas at the Reichshofrat
6. ↑ Together with Alfred Haverkamp in connection with Andras Brämer, Christoph Cluse, Johannes Hahn and Franz Irsigler (series of publications by the Society for Research in the History of the Jews and the Arye Maimon Institute for the History of the Jews)
7. ↑ Together with Helmut Bräuer, Josef Ehmer, Rainer S: Elkar, Gerhard Fouquet, Mark Häberlein (responsible), Franklin Kopitzsch, Reinhold Reith, Martin Rheinheimer, Dorothee Rippmann and Susanne Schötz.