Christina Lubinski is Research Fellow at the GHI since 2011. Prior to joining she was the Newcomen Fellow at Harvard Business School 2010/11 and Fellow in Economic and Social History at the GHI 2009/10. She studied Economic and Social History and Business Administration at the Universities of Göttingen, Brussels (Université Libre) and Geneva and received her Ph.D. from the University of Göttingen in 2009. Her revised dissertation „Familienunternehmen in Westdeutschland. Corporate Governance und Gesellschafterkultur seit den 1960er Jahren" (Munich: C.H.Beck 2010) won the Prize for Business History by the German Gesellschaft für Unternehmensgeschichte e.V. Her most recent research deals with German and US Companies in India (1880s-1970s) and asks how they dealt with the challenges of political risk.

• Business History and Entrepreneurship
  
• Multinationals and Political Risk
• Indian History
• Migration Studies
  
• Transatlantic Comparative Studies (Germany, United States)
  

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since July 2011	Research Fellow, German Historical Institute, Washington, DC
2010-2011	Newcomen Fellow, Harvard Bisiness School
2009-2010	Visiting Research Fellow, German Historical Institute Washington DC
2008-2009	Ph.D. project funded by Gerda Henkel Stiftung
2005-2008	Member of the graduate school "Generational History", University of Goettingen, Germany
2006 (fall)	Visiting Fellow Centre for International Business History, University of Reading, UK