Karsten Mueller is affiliated with the Max Planck Society in Germany. Their recent research contributions focus on investigating social and ecological psychological aspects within sustainable communities.
Their work includes a paper titled Pathways to collective transformative action: Investigating personal narratives in sustainable communities, published in 2025 in the Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology.
Frequent collaborators in their research include:
Publications by Karsten Mueller have predominantly appeared in the journal:
Stefan Koelsch;Thomas Fritz;D. Yves von Cramon;Karsten Müller
Christian J. Fiebach;Angela D. Friederici;Karsten Müller;D. Yves Von Cramon
Marco Taubert;Bogdan Draganski;Alfred Anwander;Karsten Müller
Maryna Polyakova;Maryna Polyakova;Katharina Stuke;Katharina Schuemberg;Karsten Mueller
Stefan Zysset;Karsten Müller;Gabriele Lohmann;D. Yves von Cramon
André J. Szameitat;Torsten Schubert;Karsten Müller;D. Yves Von Cramon
Gabriele Lohmann;Karsten Müller;Volker Bosch;Heiko Mentzel
Johannes Stelzer;Johannes Stelzer;Gabriele Lohmann;Karsten Mueller;Tilo Buschmann;Tilo Buschmann
Stefan Koelsch;Stefan Koelsch;Katrin Schulze;Daniela Sammler;Thomas Hans Fritz
Katrin Schulze;Stefan Zysset;Karsten Mueller;Angela D. Friederici
Matthias L Schroeter;Markus M Bücheler;Karsten Müller;Kâmil Uludağ;Kâmil Uludağ
Manuela Macedonia;Karsten Müller;Angela D. Friederici
Juergen Dukart;Juergen Dukart;Matthias L. Schroeter;Matthias L. Schroeter;Karsten Mueller
Stefan Heim;Bertram Opitz;Karsten Müller;Angela D. Friederici
Annette Horstmann;Franziska P. Busse;David Mathar;Karsten Müller
Juergen Dukart;Karsten Mueller;Annette Horstmann;Henryk Barthel
Stefan J. Kiebel;Karsten Mueller
Daniel Paolo Streitbürger;Harald E. Möller;Marc Tittgemeyer;Margret Hund-Georgiadis
Claudia Barth;Christopher J Steele;Christopher J Steele;Karsten Mueller;Vivien P Rekkas
Gabriele Lohmann;Kerstin Erfurth;Kerstin Erfurth;Karsten Müller;Robert Turner
Stefan Pollmann;Stefan Pollmann;Ralph Weidner;Glyn W. Humphreys;Christian N. L. Olivers
Jürgen Dukart;Matthias L. Schroeter;Karsten Mueller
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