Dr. Sinje Grenzdörffer

Biography

Sinje Marlene Grenzdörffer is a dedicated researcher in the field of Economic Geography, currently engaged in a PostDoc role at the Institute of Geography at the University of Bern. Her academic journey includes a PhD focused on transformative labor geographies in Germany, exploring the dynamics of worker-led companies. With a strong educational background from Christian-Albrechts-Universität, she holds a Master's degree in Sustainability, Society, and Environment, as well as a Bachelor's degree in European Studies from Osnabrück University. Sinje's research interests encompass Cultural and Creative Economies, Transformative and Diverse Economies, and Transdisciplinary Research. She has served in various capacities, including a PhD scholarship and research assistant roles at Christian-Albrechts-Universität, which enriched her practical experience in transformative research and teaching. Sinje is committed to understanding and improving local economies through innovative and collaborative approaches, particularly evident in her involvement with interdisciplinary projects. Her work bridges theory and practice, contributing significantly to the academic discourse on labor agency and socio-ecological transformations.

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