Perspectives
    Revisiting Risk Society
    A Conversation with Ulrich Beck 
    2011 / 6
                                         RCC Perspectives
                                 Revisiting Risk Society
                                A Conversation with Ulrich Beck 
                                                
                              Lawrence Culver, Heike Egner, Stefania Gallini, 
                          Agnes Kneitz, Cheryl Lousley, Uwe Lübken, Diana Mincyte, 
                                      Gijs Mom, Gordon Winder 
                                     (authors listed in alphabetical order)
                                             2011 / 6
         2      RCC Perspectives
                About the Authors
                Prof. Dr. Lawrence Culver is associate professor in the Department of History at Utah 
                State University. He was a Carson fellow from July through December 2010. 
                Prof. Dr. Heike Egner was a fellow at the Rachel Carson Center from April through July 
                2010, and subsequently took up a position as professor of geography at the Alpen-Adria-
                Universität in Klagenfurt, Austria.
                Prof. Dr. Stefania Gallini is a professor of history at the National University of Colombia, 
                in Bogotá, and was a Carson fellow from July through December 2010.
                Agnes Kneitz is a research associate at the Rachel Carson Center, and is writing her 
                dissertation entitled Eco-Novels: The Concept of Environmental Justice through Nine-
                teenth Century Social Novels.
                Prof. Dr. Cheryl Lousley took up a position as assistant professor in the Department 
                of English at Lakehead University in Ontario, Canada, following her Carson fellowship 
                from January through December 2010. 
                PD Dr. Uwe Lübken is Project Director of Climates of Migration, a cooperative project 
                between the Rachel Carson Center and the Center for Advanced Studies (KWI) in Essen.
                Prof. Dr. Diana Mincyte was a fellow at the Rachel Carson Center 2009–2010 and a fellow 
                in the Program in Agrarian Studies at Yale University 2010–2011. She is now assistant 
                professor at the Center for European and Mediterranean Studies at New York University.
                Prof. Dr. Gijs Mom is a professor of the history of technology based at the Eindhoven 
                University of Technology in the Netherlands. He was a fellow at the Rachel Carson Cen-
                ter from October 2009 to September 2010.
                Prof. Dr. Gordon Winder is professor of economic geography at LMU Munich, and was 
                an affiliated research fellow and subsequently LMU fellow at the Rachel Carson Center 
                from 2008.