Volker Seresse

Volker Seresse (* 1963 in Neuss am Rhein ) is a German historian.

Scientific career

Seresse completed her studies of Middle and Modern History, Romance Philology and Ancient History in Mainz , Dijon and Kiel in 1989 with a Magister Artium. In 1992 he received his doctorate. From 1997 until his habilitation in 2002 he was a research assistant at the chair for early modern history with Olaf Mörke . After four years as senior assistant, he became an adjunct professor and teacher for special tasks (history of modern times) in 2007.

Areas of interest and research

Seresse is a specialist in the early modern era. He is particularly interested in religion and politics and in the history of Northern Europe.

Works

• The king's "poor, far-flung subjects". Oesel under Danish rule 1559 / 84–1613. Lang, Frankfurt am Main [et al.] 1996. ISBN 3-631-30487-0 . Zugl .: Kiel, Univ., Diss., 1992
• Tysk Bergverkstradisjon ved Røros kobberverk 1671–1685. In terms of the innvandring of mountain folk from Saxony and Harz regions to Norway and its virksomhet on 1600-Tallet. Tapir, Trondheim 1992. Translated from the German. Kiel, University (modified master's thesis), 1988; ISBN 82-519-1099-4
• Political norms in Kleve-Mark during the 17th century. Access to the political culture of the early modern period through the history of argumentation and the theory of rule. Bibliotheca Academica Verl., Epfendorf 2005. ISBN 3-928471-59-7
• (as ed. :) Key terms in political communication in Central Europe during the early modern period. 2009. ISBN 978-3-631-54590-4
• Church and Christianity - Basic Knowledge for Historians. UTB, Stuttgart 2010; ISBN 978-3-825-23342-6

Web links

• Literature by and about Volker Seresse in the catalog of the German National Library
• Site at the University of Kiel