Christian Ungruhe is a trained anthropologist with a strong interdisciplinary approach and working experience in the fields of human geography, global history, sport sociology and social anthropology. In his research, he focusses on issues of migration and mobility in the realm of youth, gender, work and sport with a regional emphasis on rural and urban West Africa. His publications feature two monographs, ‘Lasten tragen, Moderne befördern. Wanderarbeit, Jugend, Erwachsenwerden und ihre geschlechtsspezifischen Differenzierungen in Ghana’ (‘Carrying load, transporting modernity. Gendered perspectives on labour migration, youth and social becoming in Ghana’) (Lit Verlag) and ‘African Football Migration. Aspirations, Experiences and Trajectories’ (with Paul Darby and James Esson; Manchester University Press).

Roles

  • Passau University

    University, Passau, Germany
    Postdoc

  • University of Passau

    University, Passau, Germany

Research

Mobilities at Play: The Local Embedding of Transnational Connections in West African Football Migration

Authors Christian Ungruhe
Year 2016
Journal Name INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF SPORT
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3 Journal Article

Book Reviews

Year 2015
Journal Name Sociologus
5 Journal Article

Rezensionsartikel: Die Ethnographie hochtechnologischer Arbeitsprozesse

Authors Gerd Spittler
Year 2009
Journal Name Sociologus
7 Journal Article

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