Philipp Wolfesberger

Philipp Wolfesberger

Philipp Wolfesberger is a research associate (post-doc), lecturer, and managing director at the Center for InterAmerican Studies at Bielefeld University. He holds a doctoral degree in political science from the University of Vienna. During a postdoctoral fellowship in multidisciplinary regional studies at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México, he conducted qualitative and theoretical research on territorialization, radical democracy, and indigenous autonomous collectivity. His additional research and teaching interests are state formation in Latin America, organized crime, violence, and solidarity. He is an associated researcher at the international project “Turning Land into Capital”, funded by VW-Foundation. 

Universität Bielefeld
philipp.wolfesberger@uni-bielefeld.de

Project

The project analyzes the resistance to the new General Land Reorganization Program (PGOT) in the case of Milpa Alta, Mexico City.

Publications

Wolfesberger, P. (2021). „Kollektives Eigentum als emanzipatorisches Projekt: Rurale Autonomie und urbane soziale Bewegungen“. Nahua script 19, 110-118.

Wolfesberger, P. (2019). “Processes of Territorialization: Indigenous Government, Violence and Communality.” Conflict and Society: Advances in Research, 5(1), 41-54.

Wolfesberger, P. (2019). “Lo político entre democracia y comunalidad”. Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. Nueva Epoca, LXIV, 237 (sep-dic), 43-64.