Marike Flömer

Marike Flömer since April 2025 is a research associate in the Emmy Noether Junior Research Group "The socio-spatial Memory of European Borders: Dispositives of Remembering and Forgetting “ within the research area "Economy and Civil Society" where she focuses her studies on the German-Danish border.

Marike Flömer studied Cultural and Social Anthropology and Sociology (B.A.) at the University of Münster and Sociology (M.A.) at the University of Bonn. She completed her master's degree with a discourse-analytical study on police video surveillance of public places in urban spaces. Until September 2024, she then worked as a research associate in the project "Participative Remembrance Education in Koblenz and Surroundings (PEPiKUm)" at Koblenz University of Applied Sciences. Here she explored cultural memory practices and collective memory processes of young people.

Her research interests include qualitative and discourse-analytical approaches as well as memory-sociological questions. Marike Flömer is also co-founder of a feminist short film initiative and has worked in media education and as a documentary filmmaker.