Anne Tittor studied sociology, political science and peace and conflict research in Marburg and studied a year abroad in Santiago de Compostela/Spain. She completed her doctorate in political science in Kassel on the driving forces of commodification in the health sector in Argentina and El Salvador and worked as a postdoctoral researcher in Bielefeld on a project on the valorization of nature in Central America. She has conducted many research stays in Latin America, especially in Argentina, Nicaragua and El Salvador. From 2016-2022, Anne Tittor worked in the BMBF junior research group "Bioeconomy and Inequalities. Interdependencies and entanglements in the bioenergy sector from a transnational perspective", which she also headed as a parental leave substitute. At the beginning of 2023, she completed her habilitation in sociology at the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena. In the summer semester of 2023, Anne Tittor was a visiting professor at the University of Vienna.
Her research interests are development theory, transnational entanglements and globalization, environmental, social and health policy, social inequality, extractivism, political ecology, social movements with a regional focus on Latin America.
