Christoph Engemann

Christoph Engemann studied psychology at the University of Bremen and became a Ph.D fellow of the Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences in 2002.From 2003 to 2006  was a Non-Residential-Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society Stanford Law School. Christoph took part in the 2005 Doctoral Summer School at the Oxford Internet Institute and was a lecturer in the Science, Technology and Society Program at the University of Texas in 2007 and 2008. Since February 2010, he has been working as a researcher and lecturer at the IKKM. He is member of the DFG-research network "Digital Citizens and their Identity."
His main areas of research are Governmentality & Governmediality; Digital Identity/Media of Identification and their History; Electronic Government; Political Economy of the Internet, Rurality. He is currently working on a book project on the Genealogy of the Transaction.

research interests

• Governmentality / Governmediality
• Digital Identity / Authentificationmedia and their history
• Electronic Government
• Genealogy of the Transaction
• Rurality & Barns