CV
EDUCATION
Adjunct Assistant Professor– The Chinese University of Hong Kong present
Visiting Researcher – Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Ethnic and 2019
Religious Diversity
Ph.D. – The New School for Social Research, Sociology 2019
• Committee: Jeff Goldfarb (chair), Rachel Sherman, Robin Wagner-Pacifici, Sharon Zukin
• Dissertation: Nations as Destinations: Analyzing Tourist Source-Markets as Local Fields of
Global Circulation
M.A. - The New School for Social Research, Sociology 2011
M.A. (Magister) - Georg-August-University Goettingen (Germany), Political Science 2005
FIELDS OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING
Organizations and Professions, Economic Sociology and Markets, Cultural Production and Consumption, Globalization and the Nation-State; Sociological Theory, Qualitative Methods
PUBLICATIONS
Rosenkranz, Tim (2019). “From Contract to Speculation: New Relations of Work and Production in the Field
of Travel Journalism.” Work, Employment & Society 33 (4): 613-630.
Rosenkranz, Tim (2016). “Becoming Entrepreneurial: Crisis, Ethics and Marketization in the Field of Travel
Journalism.” Poetics 54 (1): 54-65.
“Circuits of Commodification: Imagination and Evaluation in National Destination Marketing” (under review)
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SASE Early Career Scholar Award: Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (2019)
“Outsourcing Expertise: Local Experts in the Organization of Global Processes” (under review)
SELECTED GRANTS + FELLOWSHIPS
Dissertation Fellowship, The New School For Social Research 2016 – 2017
National Science Foundation Dissertation Improvement Grant #1401064, Sociology 2014 – 2015
Starr Travel and Research Grant, The India-China Institute 2014
Eberstadt Prize Fellowship, The New School for Social Research 2011 – 2015
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Principle Instructor:
“Introduction to Sociology 101”
(CUNY, Queens College / undergraduate: all levels): Adjunct Instructor; Self designed and taught course
“Integrative Seminar II – Social Science Methods and Research Design”
(Parsons The New School for Design / undergraduate: freshmen): Teaching Fellow; Self designed and
taught course on methods and social science theory
Teaching Assistant:
“Classical Sociological Theory”
(The New School for Social Research / MA, PhD-students / taught for 2 semesters): Professor: Jeffrey Goldfarb; Tasks: Leading of three class-sessions, weekly discussion session, paper grading
“Global Issues in Design”
(Parsons The New School for Design / undergraduate: all levels / taught for 4 semesters): Professor: Joel Towers; Tasks: Leading weekly seminars, grading