Wolfgang Zellner

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Wolfgang Zellner (* 1953 ) is a German sociologist and deputy director of the IFSH Hamburg .

Life

Zellner studied sociology in Regensburg and did his doctorate at the Free University of Berlin on the subject of Negotiations on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe with special consideration of the new political situation in Europe and the role of the Federal Republic of Germany . He was a research assistant for Katrin Fuchs, member of the Bundestag . From 1994 he was a project member, research assistant and deputy scientific director of the IFSH and acting head of the CORE project.

Publications

  • Corinna Hauswedell, Anna Kreikemeyer and Wolfgang Zellner, eds. 2009. Co-operation with Central Asia. The Potential of EU's Central Asian Strategy - Cooperation with Central Asia. What wants and the EU can make . Loccumer Protocols 55/08. Rehburg-Loccum: Evangelical Academy. BO-00744-2009
  • Götz Neuneck, Hans-Joachim Schmidt and Wolfgang Zellner, eds. 2009. The Future of Conventional Arms Control in Europe / The Future of Conventional Arms Control in Europe. Baden-Baden.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Contributions by Wolfgang Zellner - sheets for German and international politics. In: www.blaetter.de. Retrieved December 9, 2016 .
personal data
SURNAME Zellner, Wolfgang
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sociologist and deputy head of the IFSH Hamburg
DATE OF BIRTH 1953