Prof Dr Michael Daxner
Prof Dr Michael Daxner
Sociology of Science; Jewish Studies
Head of the Higher Education Research/University Sociology working group
1986-1998 President of the University of Oldenburg
1998-1999 and 2003-2008 Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies
Publikationen Auswahl
Thorsten Bonacker, Michael Daxner, Jan H. Free, Christoph Zürcher (2010) Interventionskultur. Zur Soziologie von Interventionsgesellschaften "Friedensstiftende Maßnahmen": Was bedeutet das für die betroffenen Gesellschaften und die Friedensstifter"?
Das Wissen vom Untergang. Wissenschaft braucht Macht und muß sie wollen. VAS Verlag für Akad. Schriften, Frankfurt/Main 1990, ISSN/ISBN: 3-88864-108-X
Die Wiederherstellung der Hochschule. Köln 1993 (Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung), ISSN/ISBN:3-927760-20-X
Bruch und Kontinuität. Jüdisches Denken in der europäischen Geistesgeschichte. (Hrsg., zusammen mit Eveline Goodman-Thau), Berlin: Akad. Verlag, 1995, ISSN/ISBN 3-05-002785-1; Beitrag darin: Wem gehört das Andenken an die Shoa?, S. 31 – 37
Insel der Geborgenheit. Die Private Waldschule Kaliski Berlin 1932 bis 1939. (zus. Mit H.L. Busemann/W. Fölling), Stuttgart 1992 (Metzler) ISSN/ISBN:3-476-00845-2
Ist die Uni noch zu retten? Zehn Vorschläge und eine Vision. Reinbek 1996, [rororo aktuell] ISSN/ISBN: 3-499-13763-1
Die blockierte Universität - Warum die Wissengesellschaft eine andere Hochschule braucht. Frankfurt/ New York, 1999 ISSN/ISBN: 3-593-36271-6
Cohesive Policy for the Soft sectors in South East Europe. Vienna 2003 (BMBWF)
Ohne Alternative? Mein Bericht vom Planeten Kosovo. Bis, Oldenburg 2004, ISBN 3-8142-0926-5
Bildung, Wissenschaft und Kultur in Südosteuropa 2006. Wien 2005 (BMBWK)
Academic appointments, offices and memberships
- 1970-1974 Federal Ministry of Science and Research, Vienna: Higher Education Reform and European Relations (EUDISED-Europarat, IMTEC-OECD)
- 1974 Professor for university didactics, University of Osnabrück
- 1983-85 Research stay in the USA
- 1986-1998 President of the University of Oldenburg (2 terms of office)
- 1998-1999, 2003-2008 Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies, University of Oldenburg
- 2000-2002 Principal International Officer, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Provisional Self-Government, Kosovo (before March 2002: Head of the corresponding Department). February to April 2000: International Director of the University of Pristina. From May 2002: Special Counsellor to the UNMIK Office, Belgrade
- 2002-2003 Advisor to the Austrian Federal Government (BMBWK): Soft Sector Policy in South Eastern Europe
- 2003-2006 Teaching at the postgraduate degree programme Balkan Studies of the IDM in Vienna 2004 Resumption of teaching activities in Oldenburg
- From 2003 consultant to the Afghan Ministry of Science and from 2005 further consulting and research activities in Afghanistan
- 2004-2006 Advisor to the Austrian Federal Government for the EU Presidency in the field of science, specialising in SEE
- 2005-2006 additional teaching at the University of Vienna, from 2007 at the Free University of Berlin
- 2006 Spokesperson for the Intervention Culture Centre Oldenburg, Marburg, Potsdam
- 2007-2009 President of the Collegium of the Magna Charta Observatory, Bologna
- 2008/9 - Visiting researcher at the SFB 700 of the FU Berlin (Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood).
- 2009 - 2018 Senior Fellow Berghof Conflict Research
- 2010 - 2017 Subproject leader C 9 at the SFB 700 Afghanistan
- 2010 - 2012 Project leader "Recognising Conflicts - Seizing Development Opportunities" (VW Foundation), Berlin
- 2011 March: Retirement as civil servant at the University of Oldenburg; from June 2011 employee of the Free University of Berlin
- 2012: Project leader of a report on the higher education landscape in Afghanistan, Federal Foreign Office
- 2015-2016 Senior Political Advisor: Governance for Afghanistan (GIZ/GOPA)
- 2015-2018 Project leader with J. Koehler "Institution Centered Conflict Studies" (VW Foundation)
- Project leader: Mapping and Expertise Afghan Diaspora in Germany Prepare Protect Promote. GIZ/PME. By Daylight Consultants. (Nov. 2016-February 2017)
- Project leader: Afghan Diaspora in Germany. Federal Foreign Office Ref. S03-440.00-P-25/17 (June 2017-December 2017). In co-operation with SFB 700/C9 by Daylight Consultants.
- Project leader: Afghan Diaspora in four countries: Australia, USA, Canada, The Netherlands. IOM Kabul. 2018-2019 by Daylight Consultants.
- Scientific support for retirement living. Project Living in old age. together with Hannes Heissl. Commissioned by the Lower Austrian government. 2021-22
- Scientific support for start-up training. Together with Hannes Heissl, project of the Austrian Trade Association. 2021