Prof. Dr. habil. Monika Alisch

Social planning, social space and community work

Fulda University of Applied Sciences
Building 21, Room 107
Leipziger Straße 123
36037 Fulda

Consultation hours: Dates by arrangement

CV

  • Since 2004 Professor for social space-related social work / community work and social planning at the Department of Social Work at Fulda University of Applied Sciences.
    • 2007 to 2019 Vice Dean at the Department of Social Work.
    • Head of the part-time Master's programme in social work with a specialisation in social space development and organisation (in cooperation with the HS RheinMain, Department of Social Work);
    • Spokesperson of the academic centre "Society and Sustainability" - Centre of Research for Society and Sustainability (CeSST) at Fulda University of Applied Sciences;
    • Since 2017, member of the management of the inter-university doctoral research centre Social Work, Hesse;
    • Chair of the doctoral committee;
    • Doctoral Officer of the Social Work Department, HS Fulda of the Faculty Council for Social Work (FBTS);
    • 2012 to 2016 Member of the Committee for the Seventh Report on the Elderly of the Federal Government.

  • 2001 Habilitation at the Humboldt University of Berlin, Faculty of Philosophy III, Institute for Social Sciences on the topic: Social Urban Development. On the socio-scientific context of a policy field in the making.
  • Lecturer at the TU Hamburg-Harburg, Department of Urban Planning; the University of Applied Sciences, Department of Architecture as well as the Catholic University of Applied Sciences for Social Work Berlin 1. academic work 2. academic paper
  • Board member of the TRION Institute for Education, Research and Development e.V. in Hamburg (projects include: "From Welfare to Work", for the London School of Economics (LSE); case study Germany; development of the European part-time model course "CUPITS" (Curriculum for Professionals in the Third System).
  • Academic advisor to the Senator for Urban Development Hamburg, conception of the Senate Programme for Poverty Reduction. Organisation of the evaluation accompanying the process. Conception and realisation of a training series, cooperative development of EU development projects.
  • Adviser to the interdisciplinary project group of the Urban Development Authority of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg for the development of a long-term urban development concept.
  • Lecturer at the University of Hamburg, Institute for Sociology. Doctoral degree in philosophy at the University of Hamburg, Department of Philosophy, Political Science and Sociology on the topic: "Women and Gentrification - On the connection between women's employment, the pluralisation of household structures and the upgrading of inner-city residential areas (magna cum laude).
  • Academic assistant at the Comparative Urban Research Unit of the University of Hamburg, Institute of Sociology, among others in the DFG project "Gentrification in Hamburg" (Prof. Dr. Jens S. Dangschat).
  • University studies in sociology (specialisation in urban and regional sociology), environmental psychology and anthropological geography at the University of Hamburg.

Teaching Areas

  • Social space-related social work and social planning
  • Methods of qualitative and applied research
  • Governance and steering processes
  • Theoretical basics of social space development processes
  • Ageing and society

Areas of Research

  • Social space research
  • Ageing and social inequalities
  • Participation
  • Migration

Research Projects

Current research projects:

Completed research projects:

Memberships

  • 7th Commission on the Report on the Elderly of the Federal Government
  • EASWR (European Association of Social Work Research)
  • The Collaborative Action Research Network (CARN)
  • ROSEnet Reducing Old-Age Social Exclusion: Collaborations in Research & Policy (COST ACTION CA 15122)
  • ESRS European Society for Rural Sociology
  • Informal Network Small Town Research
  • PartNet, Network of Participatory Health Research
  • DGS Sections Urban and Regional Sociology, Ageing and Society
  • DGGG German Society for Gerontology and Geriatrics, Section IV Social Gerontology and Work with the Elderly
  • German Society for Social Work (DGSA)

Publications

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