Beverly Weber

Beverly Weber’s website presents her scholarly work and publications on contemporary European culture, with a particular focus on Germany. Her research and writing address race, Islam, refugees, gender, sexuality, migration, precarity, intimacy, and social justice. The site brings together articles, book chapters, essays, and updates on collaborative projects, making it a resource for readers interested in feminist, decolonial, and transformative approaches to the humanities and global studies.

Weber’s books include Violence and Gender in the “New” Europe: Islam in German Culture and, with Maria Stehle, Precarious Intimacies: The Politics of Touch in Contemporary Western European Cinema. Her publications also explore topics such as Islamophobia and hospitality in Germany, refugee justice, intersectionality, and representations of migration in European film and media. The website includes a curriculum vitae, publication information, and links to selected books and articles. It also features reflections on academic labor, feminist collaboration, and current scholarly initiatives, offering an accessible overview of Weber’s contributions and ongoing interests.