Tabea Bork-Hüffer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 246802 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Tabea Bork-Hüffer |
| NOMBRES | Tabea |
| APELLIDO | Bork-Hüffer |
| FIRMA | BORK-HÜFFER T |
| AFILIACIONES | Universität Innsbruck |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6067-5817 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 114 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Digital geographies of/and childhood and youth
This article explores research on digital geographies of childhood and youth , critically considering (potential) contributions to wider scholarship in geography and interdisciplinary childhood studies. Although geographers’ engagement with this emerging field is developing productively, extant scholarship remains relatively diffuse and research methods-focused; more sustained interrogation of digital processes and experiences with/in young peopl…
Why We Should Unfold Dreams
101 million people in the EU live with disabilities (EU 2022). Yet, disabled voices rarely are considered in endeavours of futuring. Even more, amid rising socio‐political polarisation—fuelled by the knowledge crisis, populism and identity‐based divides—ableist norms are being reinforced, further marginalising and erasing disabled perspectives from public futures (Kafer 2013). To counter this trend, we must urgently begin ‘imagining otherwise’ (O…
Postmigrant Societies in Times of Polarisation
In the current socio‐political landscape of Central Europe, the ‘postmigration’ condition is marked by tensions between the structural recognition of migration and intensifying communicative polarisation, politically mobilised by nativist movements. This article argues that the analytical paradigms of both ‘integration’ and, more recently, ‘inclusion’ used in population geography and migration studies, are inadequate for capturing the complex, co…
Digital timescapes in urban public space
Digital representations of space, place, and the bodies entangled within them increasingly permeate everyday public life in the digitally mediated city. Yet their roles in the in situ experience of the socio-material environments, negotiations of difference, and well-being in urban public space remain underexplored. Building on digital geography, media theory, and relational geographies of space and time, this article offers a fresh empirical eng…
It Wasn’t the Pupils—It Was the Teachers’
While school bullying has received substantial academic attention, the specific roles of teachers as (co-)perpetrators or bystanders in (cyber-)bullying dynamics remain markedly underexplored—particularly in the Austrian context. This article foregrounds pupils’ perception of teachers’ involvement in (cyber-)bullying. Drawing on feminist perspectives and insights from digital and gender(-queer) geographies, as well as interdisciplinary (cyber-)bu…
The role of ICT in fostering inclusive cities
Coping with mundane (cyber-)violence
Recent research has shown that the permeation of everyday life by intimate digital technologies has significantly expanded spatial reach and contributed to the (re)production and normalisation of violence across entangled online and offline spaces. Yet, how do affected populations navigate these conditions and what does that tell us about the nature of geographies of mundane (cyber-)violence? Situated at the intersection of digital, feminist, and…
Children's and young people's digital geographies
Uneven Geographies of Covid-19 II
This second of three review articles on the uneven geographies of COVID-19 examines geographical research on (1) spatial patterns of the pandemic's unfolding and (2) its uneven economic geographies, considering both its direct and indirect impacts-for example, those resulting from related preventive measures. In line with this article series, it (3) concludes by discussing the relevance of the reviewed research for the syndemics approach and vice…
Entanglements of Dis
‘On the mountain, the world is still all right’
Research and policy during the Covid‐19 pandemic often dovetailed with an established interest in how nearby urban nature spaces can encourage human well‐being. Yet, to define the focus upfront in this way is to overlook the many ways in which different groups may draw on experiences in diverse natural environments to get through challenging times. This paper draws on a qualitative study with 98 university students in Innsbruck, Austria. As part …
Uneven geographies of Covid‐19
Building upon a review of geographic research agendas and concepts related to the uneven geographies of COVID‐19, this first of three articles debates the benefits of geographic analyses to the syndemic approach and, vice versa, of a syndemics perspective to geographic analyses. The syndemics perspective was proposed by critical medical anthropologists. It seeks to deepen the understanding of the structural dimensions and processes that lead to t…
Biosensing and Biosensors-Terminologies, Technologies, Theories and Ethics
Which biosensing technologies are geographers using in their research, and what exactly do they measure? What are the theoretical origins of geographic interests in biosensing? This article provides an overview of the variety of biosensors applied in biosensing research, tracks the theoretical debates and roots of geographic engagement with biosensing, and discusses the potentials, limitations and ethical implications of applying biosensors. We c…
Digital geographies of mundane violence
The objective of this article is to outline the emerging field of the “digital geographies of mundane violence”, which is characterised by a critical and reflective engagement with the spatialities and dynamic and non-linear temporalities of mediated violence unfolding in entangled online and offline spaces. Going beyond a conventional review of existing literature, we apply Barad’s (2007: 25) “diffractive methodology” to “read through” findings …
Augmented futures? Scenarios and implications of augmented reality use in public spaces
She felt incredibly ashamed’
Cyberbullying has become an ever-pressing topic for young people in a time of ubiquitous media. Some of the existing, mostly quantitative studies reveal that (cyber-)bullying is gendered and that female and genderqueer young people are bullied more often and differently than males. However, there is a lack of qualitative studies that look into the specific reproduction and dynamics of gendered discourses in bullying that stretches across entangle…
The contribution of urban public space to the social interactions and empowerment of women
Public spaces are central to social interactions and cohesion, overall urban life, and therewith sustainable urban development. They can play key roles in increasing social interactions and women’s empowerment. The literature lacks empirical research on the state of women’s use of public spaces and these spaces’ effects on women’s social interactions and empowerment in Middle Eastern cities in the Kurdistan Region, where women historically enjoye…
Digital media, friendships and migrants’ entangled and non-linear inclusion and exclusion
In this article, I shed light on the role of digital media and friendships in migrants’ inclusion and exclusion. Connecting the empirical findings of a qualitative, non-media centric, multi-method study to existing research in digital migration studies, digital media and friendship as well as the literature on inclusion and exclusion, I propose the concept of entangled inclusion and exclusion. This perspective underlines migrants’ continuous (re-…
Handbuch Digitale Geographien
Wie beeinflussen digitale Daten gesellschaftliche Räume? Wie prägen Technologien das Wissen über Räume? Wie ändert sich geographische Forschung? In diesem Handbuch für Studierende und Lehrende werden Konzepte, Forschungsfragen und Methoden digitaler Geographien erläutert. Dabei werden Beispiele aus der aktuellen Forschung herangezogen und Ausblicke auf künftige Herausforderungen gegeben. Der Band bietet einen umfassenden Einstieg in die Problemst…
Producing In Situ Data From a Distance With Mobile Instant Messaging Interviews (MIMIs)
Researching people in their chaotic and complex everyday lives is challenging for researchers at any time but especially during the application of social distancing measures. In this article, we make the case for the methodical potential of mobile messengers such as WhatsApp for qualitative mobile in situ research. We exemplify the productive use of the Mobile Instant Messaging Interview (MIMI), a research method developed by Kaufmann and Peil in…
Arrival or Transient Spaces? Differentiated Politics of Mobilities, Socio-Technological Orderings and Migrants’ Socio-Spatial Embeddedness
For the last decade there has been a lively debate on urban arrival spaces. Saunders’ (2011) widely received book Arrival Cities can be seen as catalyst of this debate. Taking a hitherto largely unexplored comparative approach, based on two empirical research studies on migrant workers and highly-skilled migrants in Singapore, this study debates the notion of arrival cities and spaces and argues for a differentiated perspective on the complex and…
City-Life No More? Young Adults’ Disrupted Urban Experiences and Their Digital Mediation under Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic temporarily, yet significantly, reshuffled the position, functions and (mediated) constructions of cities and urban places. The national lockdown, implemented by Austria on 16 March 2020, turned cities overnight from centres of hybrid cultural, economic, social, political life and power to places where urban life(styles) were put on hold. This article begins by presenting first key results of a longitudinal study with young …
Theoretical and Practical Research Ethics
AoIR and the Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society (JICES) share common interests in critical reflection on the ethical and social dimensions of the internet and internet-facilitated communication, and have begun a collaboration aimed at collecting ethically-focused AoIR conference submissions for presentation and critique at AoIR, with a view towards subsequent publication in a special issue of JICES. This panel collects th…
(Cyber)Bullying in schools – when bullying stretches across cON/FFlating spaces
This article posits that analyses of (cyber)bullying among digitally connected young people need to explore the interdependences, intersections and cON/FFlation of bullying in ONline and OFFline spaces. It combines digital geographers works on relationalities between digital and offline spaces with studies on childrens and young peoples geographies and digitization as well as with interdisciplinary work on cyberbullying and traditional bullying i…
Kollektivität in und durch cON/FFlating spaces
In den vergangenen eineinhalb Jahrzehnten sind einflussreiche Konzepte aus der Geographie, den Sozial-, Kultur- und Kommunikationswissenschaften vorgeschlagen worden, die versuchen (Alltags-)Raum im digitalen Zeitalter zu konzeptionalisieren - so beispielweise die Konzepte ,code/space', ,datafied space', ,atmospheres' und ,hybrid spaces'. Wichtige Beiträge dieser Ansätze zur Theoretisierung von Raum wie der aktiven Rolle von Daten, Codes und Algo…
The geographies of difference in conflating digital and offline spaces of encounter
Mobility, migration and new media
This special section assembles perspectives on mobilities, migration and new media that emphasise mobile subjects’ multifarious involvements in overlapping digital spheres, which relate them socially and emotionally to both their home and destination countries. In this introduction, we identify two key themes that connect articles in this collection. First, authors accentuate migration and new media appropriation as a process involving liminal sp…
Mobility and the Transiency of Social Spaces
This paper investigates how China's heterogeneous African population contributes to shaping new types of social spaces in Chinese cities. We analyse how their different types of collective ( primary and corporate ) agency work in the creation of trans ient spaces, that is, trans local and trans forming spaces in Guangzhou and Foshan, China. A mixed‐methods research approach was applied to cover the breadth and depth of African merchants' social s…
Agency and the Making of Transient Urban Spaces
Internal migration within Asian countries and international migration to, within, and out of Asia have been on the rise throughout the past decades. As types and pathways of migration, migrants' sociocultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, and their transnational and translocal trajectories become increasingly diverse, a majority of them move to cities. Diverging power geometries and relations are constantly negotiated and (re)produced in the soc…
(Cyber)Bullying in schools – when bullying stretches across cON/FFlating spaces
This article posits that analyses of (cyber)bullying among digitally connected young people need to explore the interdependences, intersections and cON/FFlation of bullying in ONline and OFFline spaces. It combines digital geographers works on relationalities between digital and offline spaces with studies on childrens and young peoples geographies and digitization as well as with interdisciplinary work on cyberbullying and traditional bullying i…
Producing In Situ Data From a Distance With Mobile Instant Messaging Interviews (MIMIs)
Researching people in their chaotic and complex everyday lives is challenging for researchers at any time but especially during the application of social distancing measures. In this article, we make the case for the methodical potential of mobile messengers such as WhatsApp for qualitative mobile in situ research. We exemplify the productive use of the Mobile Instant Messaging Interview (MIMI), a research method developed by Kaufmann and Peil in…
Mediated sense of place
This article examines the differences that digital media (Internet and mobile communications) and mobility create for sense of place. Based on in-depth interviews with 30 German professionals in Singapore, it analyses digital media choices and use during the relocation and settlement process in the destination of migration and the effect of these practices on migrants’ perception of place. It demonstrates how the primary reason to use digital med…
Digital media, friendships and migrants’ entangled and non-linear inclusion and exclusion
In this article, I shed light on the role of digital media and friendships in migrants’ inclusion and exclusion. Connecting the empirical findings of a qualitative, non-media centric, multi-method study to existing research in digital migration studies, digital media and friendship as well as the literature on inclusion and exclusion, I propose the concept of entangled inclusion and exclusion. This perspective underlines migrants’ continuous (re-…
Kollektivität in und durch cON/FFlating spaces
In den vergangenen eineinhalb Jahrzehnten sind einflussreiche Konzepte aus der Geographie, den Sozial-, Kultur- und Kommunikationswissenschaften vorgeschlagen worden, die versuchen (Alltags-)Raum im digitalen Zeitalter zu konzeptionalisieren - so beispielweise die Konzepte ,code/space', ,datafied space', ,atmospheres' und ,hybrid spaces'. Wichtige Beiträge dieser Ansätze zur Theoretisierung von Raum wie der aktiven Rolle von Daten, Codes und Algo…
Biosensing and Biosensors-Terminologies, Technologies, Theories and Ethics
Which biosensing technologies are geographers using in their research, and what exactly do they measure? What are the theoretical origins of geographic interests in biosensing? This article provides an overview of the variety of biosensors applied in biosensing research, tracks the theoretical debates and roots of geographic engagement with biosensing, and discusses the potentials, limitations and ethical implications of applying biosensors. We c…
Uneven geographies of Covid‐19
Building upon a review of geographic research agendas and concepts related to the uneven geographies of COVID‐19, this first of three articles debates the benefits of geographic analyses to the syndemic approach and, vice versa, of a syndemics perspective to geographic analyses. The syndemics perspective was proposed by critical medical anthropologists. It seeks to deepen the understanding of the structural dimensions and processes that lead to t…
Healthcare-Seeking Practices of African and Rural-to-Urban Migrants in Guangzhou
Taking the examples of Chinese rural-to-urban migrant and African migrant businesspeople in Guangzhou, this article inquires into the commonalities and differences in the health status and healthcare-seeking practices of both groups. While both populations of migrants are diverse and heterogeneous, there are many commonalities with regard to the challenges they face compared to the Chinese local population. Mixed-methods research frameworks and q…
Children's and young people's digital geographies
She felt incredibly ashamed’
Cyberbullying has become an ever-pressing topic for young people in a time of ubiquitous media. Some of the existing, mostly quantitative studies reveal that (cyber-)bullying is gendered and that female and genderqueer young people are bullied more often and differently than males. However, there is a lack of qualitative studies that look into the specific reproduction and dynamics of gendered discourses in bullying that stretches across entangle…
Handbuch Digitale Geographien
Wie beeinflussen digitale Daten gesellschaftliche Räume? Wie prägen Technologien das Wissen über Räume? Wie ändert sich geographische Forschung? In diesem Handbuch für Studierende und Lehrende werden Konzepte, Forschungsfragen und Methoden digitaler Geographien erläutert. Dabei werden Beispiele aus der aktuellen Forschung herangezogen und Ausblicke auf künftige Herausforderungen gegeben. Der Band bietet einen umfassenden Einstieg in die Problemst…
Health Care Disparities in Megaurban C hina
One of the unintended effects of C hina's health care reforms is the emergence of unregistered practitioners. We discuss reasons for their development and their role in the urban health care provision system under consideration of general developments in health care provision and health governance – thereby drawing scientific attention to a by far under‐researched topic. We analyse the basic characteristics and strategies of clinic‐based unregist…
Migrants' Agency and the Making of Transient Urban Spaces
Metropolitan spaces, especially in Asia's megacities, are in constant flux and highly fragmented, affected by the increasing complexity of social and power relations, the politics and ideology of urbanisation and conflicts over space and resources that involve a multiplicity of agents. This collection of articles sheds light on one specific nexus of the urban process: the relationship between migrant populations and the production and transformat…
Global Change, National Development Goals, Urbanisation and International Migration in China
Migrants' Agency and the Making of Transient Urban Spaces
Metropolitan spaces, especially in Asia's megacities, are in constant flux and highly fragmented, affected by the increasing complexity of social and power relations, the politics and ideology of urbanisation and conflicts over space and resources that involve a multiplicity of agents. This collection of articles sheds light on one specific nexus of the urban process: the relationship between migrant populations and the production and transformat…
Agency and the Making of Transient Urban Spaces
Internal migration within Asian countries and international migration to, within, and out of Asia have been on the rise throughout the past decades. As types and pathways of migration, migrants' sociocultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, and their transnational and translocal trajectories become increasingly diverse, a majority of them move to cities. Diverging power geometries and relations are constantly negotiated and (re)produced in the soc…
Health Care Disparities in Megaurban C hina
One of the unintended effects of C hina's health care reforms is the emergence of unregistered practitioners. We discuss reasons for their development and their role in the urban health care provision system under consideration of general developments in health care provision and health governance – thereby drawing scientific attention to a by far under‐researched topic. We analyse the basic characteristics and strategies of clinic‐based unregist…
Healthcare-Seeking Practices of African and Rural-to-Urban Migrants in Guangzhou
Taking the examples of Chinese rural-to-urban migrant and African migrant businesspeople in Guangzhou, this article inquires into the commonalities and differences in the health status and healthcare-seeking practices of both groups. While both populations of migrants are diverse and heterogeneous, there are many commonalities with regard to the challenges they face compared to the Chinese local population. Mixed-methods research frameworks and q…
Mobility and the Transiency of Social Spaces
This paper investigates how China's heterogeneous African population contributes to shaping new types of social spaces in Chinese cities. We analyse how their different types of collective ( primary and corporate ) agency work in the creation of trans ient spaces, that is, trans local and trans forming spaces in Guangzhou and Foshan, China. A mixed‐methods research approach was applied to cover the breadth and depth of African merchants' social s…
Mobility, migration and new media
This special section assembles perspectives on mobilities, migration and new media that emphasise mobile subjects’ multifarious involvements in overlapping digital spheres, which relate them socially and emotionally to both their home and destination countries. In this introduction, we identify two key themes that connect articles in this collection. First, authors accentuate migration and new media appropriation as a process involving liminal sp…
Mediated sense of place
This article examines the differences that digital media (Internet and mobile communications) and mobility create for sense of place. Based on in-depth interviews with 30 German professionals in Singapore, it analyses digital media choices and use during the relocation and settlement process in the destination of migration and the effect of these practices on migrants’ perception of place. It demonstrates how the primary reason to use digital med…
The geographies of difference in conflating digital and offline spaces of encounter
Arrival or Transient Spaces? Differentiated Politics of Mobilities, Socio-Technological Orderings and Migrants’ Socio-Spatial Embeddedness
For the last decade there has been a lively debate on urban arrival spaces. Saunders’ (2011) widely received book Arrival Cities can be seen as catalyst of this debate. Taking a hitherto largely unexplored comparative approach, based on two empirical research studies on migrant workers and highly-skilled migrants in Singapore, this study debates the notion of arrival cities and spaces and argues for a differentiated perspective on the complex and…
City-Life No More? Young Adults’ Disrupted Urban Experiences and Their Digital Mediation under Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic temporarily, yet significantly, reshuffled the position, functions and (mediated) constructions of cities and urban places. The national lockdown, implemented by Austria on 16 March 2020, turned cities overnight from centres of hybrid cultural, economic, social, political life and power to places where urban life(styles) were put on hold. This article begins by presenting first key results of a longitudinal study with young …
Theoretical and Practical Research Ethics
AoIR and the Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society (JICES) share common interests in critical reflection on the ethical and social dimensions of the internet and internet-facilitated communication, and have begun a collaboration aimed at collecting ethically-focused AoIR conference submissions for presentation and critique at AoIR, with a view towards subsequent publication in a special issue of JICES. This panel collects th…
(Cyber)Bullying in schools – when bullying stretches across cON/FFlating spaces
This article posits that analyses of (cyber)bullying among digitally connected young people need to explore the interdependences, intersections and cON/FFlation of bullying in ONline and OFFline spaces. It combines digital geographers works on relationalities between digital and offline spaces with studies on childrens and young peoples geographies and digitization as well as with interdisciplinary work on cyberbullying and traditional bullying i…
Kollektivität in und durch cON/FFlating spaces
In den vergangenen eineinhalb Jahrzehnten sind einflussreiche Konzepte aus der Geographie, den Sozial-, Kultur- und Kommunikationswissenschaften vorgeschlagen worden, die versuchen (Alltags-)Raum im digitalen Zeitalter zu konzeptionalisieren - so beispielweise die Konzepte ,code/space', ,datafied space', ,atmospheres' und ,hybrid spaces'. Wichtige Beiträge dieser Ansätze zur Theoretisierung von Raum wie der aktiven Rolle von Daten, Codes und Algo…
Handbuch Digitale Geographien
Wie beeinflussen digitale Daten gesellschaftliche Räume? Wie prägen Technologien das Wissen über Räume? Wie ändert sich geographische Forschung? In diesem Handbuch für Studierende und Lehrende werden Konzepte, Forschungsfragen und Methoden digitaler Geographien erläutert. Dabei werden Beispiele aus der aktuellen Forschung herangezogen und Ausblicke auf künftige Herausforderungen gegeben. Der Band bietet einen umfassenden Einstieg in die Problemst…
Producing In Situ Data From a Distance With Mobile Instant Messaging Interviews (MIMIs)
Researching people in their chaotic and complex everyday lives is challenging for researchers at any time but especially during the application of social distancing measures. In this article, we make the case for the methodical potential of mobile messengers such as WhatsApp for qualitative mobile in situ research. We exemplify the productive use of the Mobile Instant Messaging Interview (MIMI), a research method developed by Kaufmann and Peil in…
She felt incredibly ashamed’
Cyberbullying has become an ever-pressing topic for young people in a time of ubiquitous media. Some of the existing, mostly quantitative studies reveal that (cyber-)bullying is gendered and that female and genderqueer young people are bullied more often and differently than males. However, there is a lack of qualitative studies that look into the specific reproduction and dynamics of gendered discourses in bullying that stretches across entangle…
The contribution of urban public space to the social interactions and empowerment of women
Public spaces are central to social interactions and cohesion, overall urban life, and therewith sustainable urban development. They can play key roles in increasing social interactions and women’s empowerment. The literature lacks empirical research on the state of women’s use of public spaces and these spaces’ effects on women’s social interactions and empowerment in Middle Eastern cities in the Kurdistan Region, where women historically enjoye…
Digital media, friendships and migrants’ entangled and non-linear inclusion and exclusion
In this article, I shed light on the role of digital media and friendships in migrants’ inclusion and exclusion. Connecting the empirical findings of a qualitative, non-media centric, multi-method study to existing research in digital migration studies, digital media and friendship as well as the literature on inclusion and exclusion, I propose the concept of entangled inclusion and exclusion. This perspective underlines migrants’ continuous (re-…
Digital geographies of mundane violence
The objective of this article is to outline the emerging field of the “digital geographies of mundane violence”, which is characterised by a critical and reflective engagement with the spatialities and dynamic and non-linear temporalities of mediated violence unfolding in entangled online and offline spaces. Going beyond a conventional review of existing literature, we apply Barad’s (2007: 25) “diffractive methodology” to “read through” findings …
Augmented futures? Scenarios and implications of augmented reality use in public spaces
‘On the mountain, the world is still all right’
Research and policy during the Covid‐19 pandemic often dovetailed with an established interest in how nearby urban nature spaces can encourage human well‐being. Yet, to define the focus upfront in this way is to overlook the many ways in which different groups may draw on experiences in diverse natural environments to get through challenging times. This paper draws on a qualitative study with 98 university students in Innsbruck, Austria. As part …
Uneven geographies of Covid‐19
Building upon a review of geographic research agendas and concepts related to the uneven geographies of COVID‐19, this first of three articles debates the benefits of geographic analyses to the syndemic approach and, vice versa, of a syndemics perspective to geographic analyses. The syndemics perspective was proposed by critical medical anthropologists. It seeks to deepen the understanding of the structural dimensions and processes that lead to t…
Biosensing and Biosensors-Terminologies, Technologies, Theories and Ethics
Which biosensing technologies are geographers using in their research, and what exactly do they measure? What are the theoretical origins of geographic interests in biosensing? This article provides an overview of the variety of biosensors applied in biosensing research, tracks the theoretical debates and roots of geographic engagement with biosensing, and discusses the potentials, limitations and ethical implications of applying biosensors. We c…
Coping with mundane (cyber-)violence
Recent research has shown that the permeation of everyday life by intimate digital technologies has significantly expanded spatial reach and contributed to the (re)production and normalisation of violence across entangled online and offline spaces. Yet, how do affected populations navigate these conditions and what does that tell us about the nature of geographies of mundane (cyber-)violence? Situated at the intersection of digital, feminist, and…
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