Dr. Johannes Gleixner works at the LMU Munich and the Collegium Carolinum.

His publications include

• with Lenhard, Philipp (eds): Friedrich Pollock: Schriften zur Planwirtschaft und Krise. Gesammelte Schriften, Band 2. Freiburg/Wien 2021.
• “Socialist Secularism between Nation, State, and the Transnational Movement: The International of Proletarian Freethinkers in Central and Eastern Europe.” In Carolin Kosuch (ed.), Freethinkers in Europe: National and Transnational Secularities, 1789−1920s, Berlin 2020, 235–270. (https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110688283-011)
• “Soviet Antireligiosity in the 1920s and its Visual Language in a Transnational Context.” Visual History 5 (2019), 97–114. (https://doi.org/10.19272/201912401006)
• with Doubek, Vratislav: Die Gestaltungsmacht des Vermittlers. Masaryk als Netzwerker zwischen Ost und West. In: Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie 80/1 (2024), 13–42.
• Between a New System and Capitalist Rules: The Czechoslovak Economic Reform Discussion and the Question of the Autonomy of the Socialist Economy. In: Schulze Wessel, Martin (Hg.): The Prague Spring as a Laboratory. Göttingen 2019. 53–66.
• Standard Bearers of Hussitism or Agents of Germanization? Czech Jews and Protestants Competing and Cooperating for the Religion of the Future 1899–1918. In: Aue-Ben-David, Irene/Elyada, Aya/Sluhovsky, Moshe/Wiese, Christian: 500 Years of Reformation Jews and Protestants: From the Reformation to the Present, Berlin 2021, 137–160.
• Beginnings of Soviet Sociology of Religion and the (anti-)religiosity of Muscovite Workers (1925–1932): Creating the antireligious subject. In: Vorpahl, Jenny/Schuster, Dirk (Hg.): Communicating Religion and Atheism in Central and Eastern Europe. Berlin 2020. 41–58.
• Von den Vorzügen des Kommunismus in der Spielmechanik: Die Civilization-Reihe zwischen historischem Authentizitätsanspruch und Spielbarkeit. Österreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften, 33/2 (2023), 83–97.