Sören Urbansky, Dipl.

Sören Urbansky, Dipl. Research Associate and Lecturer Room 4425 Office hours Tel.: 0761/203-3418 Email: soeren.urbansky@geschichte.uni-freiburg.de (expired, please use new address)

Please note that, beginning April 1st 2014, Sören Urbansky will take a position with the Ludwigs-Maximilian-University in Munich. If you need to contact him, please use the following e-Mail address: s.urbansky@lmu.de

Link: Sören Urbansky's webpage with the LMU

Sören Urbansky studied Russian and Chinese history in Berkeley, Kasan, Harbin, Beijing and Frankfurt/Oder where he earned a Diploma in Social and Cultural Studies. He teaches East Asian History at the University of Freiburg and is an associate researcher within the North Asian Borders Network based at the Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit (University of Cambridge). His main research interests include the history of modern China, of Russia and the Soviet Union, and the history of borders.

Sören Urbansky曾在伯克利、喀山、哈尔滨、北京、法兰克福奥德学习俄罗斯史和中国史，并于法兰克福奥德获得社会文化学硕士学位。目前，他在弗莱堡大学历史系教授东亚史，并是剑桥大学蒙古、内亚科研组北亚边境网络的副研究员。他的主要研究兴趣包括近现代中国史、俄罗斯与苏联历史及边境史。

Detailed curriculum vitae

详细简历

Detailed list of publications

Dissertation project (abstract)

Cluster of Excellence "Asien und Europa" at the University of Heidelberg

Newspaper articles by Sören Urbansky (mainly in German)

Selected Publications

Monographs and edited volumes

	Kolonialer Wettstreit. Russland, China, Japan und die Ostchinesische Eisenbahn (Globalgeschichte, Bd. 4), Campus, Frankfurt/New York 2008. Click here to view the introduction.
	Stille Revolutionen. Die Formierung der Welt seit 1989, Campus, Frankfurt/New York, 2013. [Edited with Katharina Kucher and Gregor Thum]
	Unsere Insel. Sowjetische Identitätsstiftung auf Sachalin nach 1945, Berlin: be.bra. 2013 [Editor] Click here to view the table of contents, the preface and the introduction.
	Borders in Imperial Times: Daily Life and Urban Spaces in Northeast Asia, Special Issue, Comparativ, Bd. 22 (2012) Nr. 5. [Edited with Frank Grüner und Susanne Hohler]

Articles

"A very orderly friendship : the sino-soviet border under the alliance regime, 1950-1960", in: Eurasia Border Review, Vol. 3 (2012), special issue: David Wolff (ed.): “China’s Post-Revolutionary Borders, 1940s-1960s”, pp. 35-52.

Ebbe statt Sturmflut : Chinesen in Russlands Fernem Osten, in: Osteuropa ; Jg. 62 (2012), Nr. 3, S. 21-40.

Gaps in the fence: negotiating grassroots relations in the sino-soviet borderlands (1983-1993), in: Suchandana Chatterjee, Anita Segupta, Susmita Bhattacharya (eds.): Eurasia Twenty Years After, Delhi: Shipra 2012, pp. 445-463.

The unfathomable foe : constructing the enemy in the Sino-Soviet Borderlands, ca. 1969–1982, in:Journal of Modern European History, Vol 10/2 (2012), S. 255-278.

Auf in die Provinz! : Recherchen in Russlands Regionalarchiven, in: Osteuropa 59 (2009), no. 59, pp. 121–30.

Ausradiert und aufpoliert : das architektonische Erbe des russischen Harbin, in: Osteuropa 58 (2008), no. 3 , pp. 65–83.

Stalins vergessene Opfer? : Opferverbände in Litauen und (Ost-)Deutschland, in: Osteuropa, Nr. 54/8 (2004), S. 86-96.