Assistant Professor at Fordham University
Greater New York City Area
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- Assistant Professor at Fordham University
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- Dean's Appointment (Visiting Professor) at Temple University
- President/Founder at Rennstich & Oest
- Education
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- Indiana University Bloomington
- Indiana University Bloomington
- Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
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Joachim Rennstich’s Summary
My work broadly focuses on issues surrounding the global economy, both in its historical evolution as well as its current and future development. In particular, I study the impact of digital technologies on a wide variety of fields, including globalization as a process, major power warfare, firm structure/organization/development, and the formation of national economies, amongst others. Most recently, I am undertaking a study of the emergence of two digital generational cohorts (iGeneration) and developing a new textbook and teaching-tools for the millennial student generation. Together with William R. Thompson, I am co-founder/director of the Center for the Study of Long-Term Change in World History (LTC).
Joachim Rennstich’s Specialties:
International Relations, International Political Economy, complex social systems, digital technologies, impact of technologies on social systems, world systems, evolutionary models, podcasting
Joachim Rennstich’s Experience
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Assistant Professor
Fordham University
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
September 2004 — Present (5 years 3 months)
Assistant Professor in International Relations. Located at Lincoln Center Campus, with a focus on International Political Economy.
