Sandra Panzner studied history, Eastern European history, and theater and media studies in Erlangen and Jena. In her dissertation, she examines the Royal Municipal Theater in Pest as a central location for social negotiations in the multi-ethnic urban society against the backdrop of the nation-building processes of the Habsburg Monarchy. Her research interests include changing spatial paradigms in a global context, architectural history, cultural representations of political concepts of order in Eastern Central Europe, the transnational network of European opera, and public history.
Publications include:
- Panzner, Sandra “The Museum in the City – the City in the Museum. City Models for Planning, Experiencing, and Researching Urban Spaces,” in: Austrian Museum Association (ed.), Neues Museum. Austrian Museum Journal, June 2025, Vienna 2025, pp. 34-37
- Panzner, Sandra “Geschichtsdarstellung im Museum. Überlegungen zu innovativen Vermittlungskonzepten zwischen heute und morgen” (Presenting history in museums. Thoughts on innovative communication concepts between today and tomorrow), in: Großmann, Marion/Hellmuth, Thomas et al. (eds.), Go Public! Zugänge zu Public History – Sammelband (Go Public! Approaches to public history – anthology), Springer VS Wiesbaden 2024, pp. 149-164.
