Jaroslav Weinfurter
Biographic Data
| ID | 3759716 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaroslav Weinfurter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaroslav |
| FAMILY NAME | Weinfurter |
| SIGNATURE | WEINFURTER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Prague University of Economics and Business |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8014-3858 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Geopolitics as Architecture
This article seeks to contribute to the recent turn towards New Materialism in geopolitics by exploring the role of architecture in the production of geopolitical realities. Besides being one of the most efficient and quintessential vehicles for integrating material and symbolic elements, architecture has at times been shown to be an indispensable tool of nation-building, as demonstrated by the case of Bohemia. By focusing on the geopolitical imp…
The Co-Ontological Securities of Gated Lifeworlds
This article returns to the existentialist roots of ontological security theory (OST) and proposes a phenomenological re-reading of ontological security through the theoretical language of spherology and immunology in order to bring OST into a more substantive engagement with the spatial and immunological realities and practices of the globalizing world. Departing from the work of Peter Sloterdijk, the article advances three principal claims. Fir…
Regional immunity complexes
This article proposes a categorical reframing of regional security theory that builds on and extends the recent theoretical turn towards immunology. Specifically, the article argues that the systems of regional security should be recast as systems of regional immunity in order to draw attention not only to the spatial complexities of post-national and increasingly deterritorialised regionalism, fuelled by the spatial modalities of late modernity,…
Security beyond Biopolitics
This article explores the limitations of the oft-used biopolitical frameworks of interpreting the regulatory emergency measures that have been enacted worldwide in the face of the spreading pandemic of COVID-19. Not only have the state responses to coronavirus often been beset by manner of 'biopolitical failures,' it is also the Foucauldian emphasis on the top-down formation and application of immunity that produces a view of health security that…
Emergence of the Revolutionary Subject
The spandrels of urban security
Security beyond Biopolitics
This article explores the limitations of the oft-used biopolitical frameworks of interpreting the regulatory emergency measures that have been enacted worldwide in the face of the spreading pandemic of COVID-19. Not only have the state responses to coronavirus often been beset by manner of 'biopolitical failures,' it is also the Foucauldian emphasis on the top-down formation and application of immunity that produces a view of health security that…
The spandrels of urban security
The Co-Ontological Securities of Gated Lifeworlds
This article returns to the existentialist roots of ontological security theory (OST) and proposes a phenomenological re-reading of ontological security through the theoretical language of spherology and immunology in order to bring OST into a more substantive engagement with the spatial and immunological realities and practices of the globalizing world. Departing from the work of Peter Sloterdijk, the article advances three principal claims. Fir…
Regional immunity complexes
This article proposes a categorical reframing of regional security theory that builds on and extends the recent theoretical turn towards immunology. Specifically, the article argues that the systems of regional security should be recast as systems of regional immunity in order to draw attention not only to the spatial complexities of post-national and increasingly deterritorialised regionalism, fuelled by the spatial modalities of late modernity,…
Emergence of the Revolutionary Subject
The spandrels of urban security
Emergence of the Revolutionary Subject
Regional immunity complexes
This article proposes a categorical reframing of regional security theory that builds on and extends the recent theoretical turn towards immunology. Specifically, the article argues that the systems of regional security should be recast as systems of regional immunity in order to draw attention not only to the spatial complexities of post-national and increasingly deterritorialised regionalism, fuelled by the spatial modalities of late modernity,…
Security beyond Biopolitics
This article explores the limitations of the oft-used biopolitical frameworks of interpreting the regulatory emergency measures that have been enacted worldwide in the face of the spreading pandemic of COVID-19. Not only have the state responses to coronavirus often been beset by manner of 'biopolitical failures,' it is also the Foucauldian emphasis on the top-down formation and application of immunity that produces a view of health security that…
The Co-Ontological Securities of Gated Lifeworlds
This article returns to the existentialist roots of ontological security theory (OST) and proposes a phenomenological re-reading of ontological security through the theoretical language of spherology and immunology in order to bring OST into a more substantive engagement with the spatial and immunological realities and practices of the globalizing world. Departing from the work of Peter Sloterdijk, the article advances three principal claims. Fir…
Geopolitics as Architecture
This article seeks to contribute to the recent turn towards New Materialism in geopolitics by exploring the role of architecture in the production of geopolitical realities. Besides being one of the most efficient and quintessential vehicles for integrating material and symbolic elements, architecture has at times been shown to be an indispensable tool of nation-building, as demonstrated by the case of Bohemia. By focusing on the geopolitical imp…
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