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Maximilian Ringleb, M.A.
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Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft Direktion / Doktorand
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Munich
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M.Phil. Political Thought and Intellectual History (University of Cambridge, 2021); M.A. Global Thought (Columbia University, 2020)
Career
- Seit 2022: Promotion an der Universität Augsburg zum Thema "Ökologische Konservatismen. Bundesrepublikanische Denkstile seit den 1970er Jahren"
- 2021: M.Phil. Political Thought and Intellectual History (University of Cambridge, 2021). Thesis: "Thomas Mann's Aesthetic Conservatism, 1894 to 1922"
- 2020: M.A. Global Thought (Columbia University, 2020)
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