Anita Ziegerhofer
As a legal historian, Anita Ziegerhofer researches and teaches at the interface between law and history. She strives to contextualize the development of law with general political, economic and cultural history. For example, the development of constitutions from the 18th century onwards is embedded in the political history of the respective states or the European Union is traced back to its roots in the 14th century. Ziegerhofer is always on the lookout for pioneers, for example when she examines the visionaries of a united Europe or the gender dimensions of law. This also applies to the FWF project "Commentary on the Treaty of St. Germain", which ended in 2021: together with colleagues from the University of Vienna and Linz, they were the first to write such a commentary.
Further information on Anita Ziegerhofer's research can be found on her Sedcard.
- Herbert Kalb/Thomas Olechowski/Anita Ziegerhofer, The Treaty of St. Germain, Vienna 2021
- Anita Ziegerhofer European History of Integration Law, 4th edition, Innsbruck/Vienna 2021
- Alois Kernbauer/Anita Ziegerhofer, Women in Law and Political Science at the University of Graz. Der Weg zur Zulassung und die ersten Doktorinnen von 1919 bis 1945, Graz 2019 (Publications from the Archives of the University of Graz 49)
- Anita Ziegerhofer et.al, History of women in Styria. From the middle of the 19th century to the present, Graz 2015
- Anita Prettenthaler-Ziegerhofer, History of Constitutional Law in Europe. From the 18th century to the Second World War, Darmstadt 2013
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Anita Ziegerhofer-Prettenthaler, Ambassadors of Europe. Richard Nikolaus Coudenhove-Kalergi und die Paneuropa-Bewegung in den zwanziger und dreißiger Jahren, Vienna 2004.
Further publications in the research portal of the University of Graz
► FWF project "Commentary on St. Germain" (completed in 2021)
► Club minutes of the ÖVP 1945 to 1955 (start 2023 - end 2024)
