August Lindemer

BA, MA, MSc

Department of Sociological Studies

PhD Student

a.lindemer@sheffield.ac.uk

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August Lindemer
Department of Sociological Studies
The Wave
2 Whitham Road
Sheffield
S10 2AH
Qualifications
  • BA Business Administration and Law, University of Oldenburg
  • MA North American Studies, University of Bonn
  • MSc Environmental Science, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Research interests

I am broadly interested in theories of practice, social reproduction and capital, and discourse and communication. My experiences with having studied a wide array of subjects also made me interested in knowledge integration and synthesis both within and across disciplines.

Thesis: Planetary Fever – The Climate Change Communication of Health Professionals

My research aims to contribute to our understanding of health professionals and their engagement with climate change.

Through qualitative analysis drawing on surveys and interviews with health professionals in the contexts of the UK and Germany my research will develop a comprehensive account of what climate change communication efforts different health professionals engage in and their reasoning for doing so.

Through this research I hope to strengthen the understanding of health professional groups within a sociology of professions, contribute to the analysis of climate change in science and technology studies, and provide insights for the efforts to mobilise and facilitate the climate change communication engagement of health professionals.

Research group

Supervisors

Teaching activities
  • Tutor in Behavioural Science, Community Attachment Scheme, The Medical School, University of Sheffield
Professional activities and memberships

2018-2022: Grantham Scholarship, Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures.

Publications

Assem Abu Hatab, Maria Eduarda Rigo Cavinato, August Lindemer, Carl-Johan Lagerkvist. Urban sprawl, food security and agricultural systems in developing countries: A systematic review of the literature. Cities, Volume 94, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2019.06.001.