Fischer, Joern

Fischer, Joern
Organization(s): 
Leuphana University Lueneburg

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

  • Leuphana University Lueneburg, Professor (W2) 2010-2015
    (initially funded through a Sofja Kovalevskaja Award, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation)
  • The Fenner School of Environment and Society, ANU, Fellow (Level C) 2010
    (co-funded by the Australian Research Council)
  • The Fenner School of Env. and Society, ANU, Research Fellow (Level B) 2007-2009
    (co-funded by the Australian Research Council)
  • Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, ANU, Postdoctoral Fellow 2005-2006
  • Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, ANU, Research Assistant 2000-2001

EDUCATION

  • Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, ANU: PhD 2004
    (Primary Supervisor: Professor David B. Lindenmayer)
  • Department of Geography, ANU: BSc, First Class Honours, University Medal 2000
    (Bachelor of Science specialising in resource and environmental management)
Home Page: 
Joern Fischer's website
Publications: 
Sustainable Landscapes in Central Romania: A social-ecological study on the future of Southern Transylvania
The future of people and nature in Southern Transylvania: Die Zukunft von Mensch und Natur in Südsiebenbürgen
Viitorul oamenilor şi al naturii în sudul Transilvaniei - Az emberek és a természet jövője Dél-Erdélyben
Collaboration or fragmentation?: Biodiversity management through the common agricultural policy.
Legacy effects of past land use on current biodiversity in a low-intensity farming landscape in Transylvania (Romania)
Social factors mediating human–carnivore coexistence: Understanding thematic strands influencing coexistence in Central Romania.
Embedding Evidence on Conservation Interventions Within a Context of Multilevel Governance
Leverage points for sustainability transformation.
Managing Research Environments: Heterarchies in Academia. A Response to Cumming
Characterizing social-ecological units to inform biodiversity conservation in cultural landscapes
Disaggregated contributions of ecosystem services to human well-being : a case study from Eastern Europe
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