Anke Hoeffler is a Research Affiliate at ISDC. Her research is in the areas of development and security. She is one of the most widely cited social scientists and received an Alexander von Humboldt professorship, Germany’s highest award for international research. In February 2019 she left the University of Oxford and moved to the University of Konstanz in Germany where she holds a chair in development policy in the Department of Politics and Public Administration. Her current research focus is on the social causes and consequences of excess mortality and morbidity.
Expertise
Topics: Disasters & Emergencies / Health / Peacebuilding & Reconstruction / Poverty & Inequality / Violence & ConflictThemes: Human Development / Humanitarian Emergencies / Violence & Peacebuilding
Regions: Global
- COVID-19 Pandemic and Food Insecurity Fuel the Mental Health Crisis in Africa
- The Life with Corona Survey
- Life With Corona: Increased Gender Differences in Aggression and Depression Symptoms Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic Burden in Germany
- New Report: Life with Corona – Shared Global Sentiments and Stark Generational Divides
