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About ZEU

Center for international Development and Environmental Research (ZEU) of Justus-Liebig-University of Giessen (JLU)
Structure

The Executive Board is responsible for the day-to-day operations, the administration of the budget as well as the staffing of the center.

 

 

  1. Prof. Helmut Breitmeier
  2. Prof. Lutz Breuer (speaker)
  3. Prof.  Michael Düren

The Council is responsible for the strategic decisions, quality assurance and the configuration of the focal areas.

 Executive Board Members:

  • Prof. Breitmeier
  • Prof. Breuer
  • Prof. Düren

 

 

Speakers of the research areas

  • Environmental Resources: Prof. Luterbacher, proxy: N.N.
  • Human Development: N.N., proxy: Prof. Dittmann

 

 

Representatives of the technical staff

  • Sabine Viehmann, proxy: Dr. Matthias Höher

 

 

Equal Opportunity Commissioner

  • Petra-Spamer-Trapp, proxy: Gracia M. Glas

 

 

Representatives of the scientific staff

 

  • Dr. Anja Magiera, proxy: Dr. Irina Solovyeva
  • Björn Weeser, proxy: Johannes Hampp

in alphabetical order:

 

  1. Dr. Eefje Aarnoudse

  2. Katrin Behrendt

  3. Prof. Dr. Helmut Breitmeier

  4. Prof. Dr. Lutz Breuer

  5. Dr. Stella Dafka

  6. Prof. Dr. Andreas Dittmann

  7. Dr. Stephanie Domptail

  8. Prof. Dr. Michael Düren

  9. Jill Ferry

  10. Prof. Dr. Andreas Gattinger

  11. M. Garcia Glas de Temel

  12. Johannes Hampp

  13. Prof. i.R. Dr. Roland Herrmann

  14. Dr. Matthias Höher

  15. Sarah Hüller

  16. Dr. Suzanne Jacobs

  17. Dr.  Irmgard Jordan

  18. Maria Chara Karypidou

  19. Eleonore Kretz

  20. Prof. Dr. Ingrid-Ute Leonhäuser

  21. Prof. Dr. Ivan Lizarazo

  22. Prof. Dr. Jürg Luterbacher

  23. Dr. Anja Magiera

  24. Prof. Dr. Thilo Marauhn

  25. Pavlina Miteva

  26. Prof. Dr. Ernst-August Nuppenau

  27. Prof. i.R. Dr. Dr. Annette Otte

  28. Prof. Dr. Martin Petrick

  29. Prof. em. Dr. Peter Schmidt

  30. Prof. i.R. Dr. Dr. Michael Schmitz

  31. Dr. Sandra Schwindenhammer

  32. Dr. Irina Solovyeva

  33. Petra Spamer-Trapp

  34. Tim Theißen

  35. Prof. Dr. Ramona Teuber

  36. Sabine Viehmann

  37. Prof. Dr. Rainer Waldhardt

  38. Björn Weeser

  39. Prof. Dr. Peter Winker

Environmental Resources

 

Speaker: Prof. J. Luterbacher, proxy: Prof. Düren

This focus designs and applies multidisciplinary research methods to investigate the intrinsic interaction of natural, economic and social aspects of resources utilization. We particularly study biodiversity, soils, and water with regard to land use and climate change impacts and effects. Currently, we especially perform research projects in the Caucasus, the Mediterranean region and in East Africa. 

 

 

Human Development 

Speaker: Prof. Breitmeier, proxy: Prof. Dittmann

Societies develop in the context of their economic, environmental, political and legal framework. On the regional scale, food security and education are strong determinants of this development. Nationally, the macro-economic setting and the stability of the political system are factors for transformation. Members of the ZEU apply a variety of methods in this Focus to investigate these topics, e.g. in Central Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

ZEU Partnerships

National and international Partnerships

National Partners

Within JLU

 

 

Germany

 

 

 

International Partners

Formalized Cooperations with

 

 

Project-related cooperations

 

 

Vision

Vision

Climate change, protection of resources, food security and water scarcity: today, none of these global problems can be described, treated or even solved in their entirety by one subject discipline alone. For this reason, the Center for International Development and Environmental Research (ZEU), which has been conducting applied developmental and environmental research on an international scale at Justus Liebig University since 1998, mainly works in an interdisciplinary manner.
Its orientation – with respect to subject and content – towards environmental and developmental aspects is based on the idea that ecological and economic influencing variables are mostly interdependent and should thus be treated in an interdisciplinary way. Who would, today, dispute the connection between poverty and the destruction of the environment? Sustainable solution strategies require a just access to resources for everyone, which can only be realised via the appropriate institutional parameters. Hence, the ZEU's problem-oriented approach focuses on providing an interface between social and natural sciences.

Regulations

Download the current statutes of the center

(only available in German)