Ulf Strohmayer
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Ulf Strohmayer is a German geographer who is a professor and head of the Geography Department at the National University of Ireland, Galway. Born in Germany, educated there, in Sweden and in the USA (PhD, Penn State), has held posts in the USA, France and the University of Wales, Lampeter.
Texts include "Space and Social Theory" (1997, ed. with Georges Benko). His work is largely theoretical, drawing on social and cultural theory as well as human geography, and aims to illuminate historical geographies of modernity. He has written and published extensively on the urban historical geography of Paris, France.
