Sebastian Haumann
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5183642 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sebastian Haumann |
| NOMBRES | Sebastian |
| APELLIDO | Haumann |
| FIRMA | HAUMANN S |
| AFILIACIONES | Technische Universität Darmstadt |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8791-243X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Eingegangene Bücher
Anwaltsplanung als sozialwissenschaftliche Intervention
This article introduces the notion of “social-scientific intervention” to characterize a research practice that tied the production of knowledge to the activation of citizens. In the field of urban development, which was to become more sensitive to the needs of disadvantaged communities, this was epitomized by the concept of advocacy planning. The concept aimed at empowering local actors to become vocal knowledge producers whose insights had to b…
Public Housing in West Germany
Eingegangene Bücher
Critical and scarce
Over the past decade, the notion of ‘critical raw materials’ has appeared as a political concept. The reliance on these raw materials is characterized by the ambivalence of enabling future development and indicating vulnerability posed by the risks of potential scarcity. In this paper, Haumann argues that the concept of ‘criticality’ can be extended to historical research on resource scarcity. It highlights the importance of the construction of v…
Kritische Rohstoffe“
"Kritische Rohstoffe"
Towards a Historical Understanding of Critical Raw Materials
Does the current debate on critical raw materials have precursors in history and is there anything we can learn from it? Notably during industrialization, certain materials were considered important to further development and at the same time prone to scarcity. A history of technology perspective shows how such considerations shaped material change.The current debate on critical raw materials lacks a historical dimension. While the idea of identi…
Konkurrenz um Kalkstein. Rohstoffsicherung der Montanindustrie und die Dynamik räumlicher Relationen um 1900
Limestone, a resource that was needed to smelt iron ore and to produce steel, became an object of competition between industrialists of the Ruhr around 1900. The making and transformation of spatial relations was crucial to the process of gaining exclusive access to the resource. First, images of the underground terrain, namely the identification and delineation of limestone deposits, were variable and subject to negotiation – albeit bound to phy…
Rohstoffräume. Räumliche Relationen und das Wirtschaften mit Rohstoffen
Space, and access to resource deposits in particular, is a central theme of studies in economic history. However, new approaches to the theory of space that highlight the relations between people, places and things as constituents of multiple and dynamic spaces, have so far rarely been systematically applied to questions relating to resource economies. By referring to spaces of resource extraction as “sites”, this introductory article develops th…
Stadtzerstörung Durch „Spekulanten“. Ein Feindbild Der 1970Er Jahre
Disputed transformations
Urban development corresponds with economic shifts. In the second half of the twentieth century, when traditional forms of industrial production declined in many western cities, this posed new kinds of challenges. Cities were in need of a new economic base and at the same time had to cope with the abandonment of industrial sites. This article highlights the agency of local societies in shaping this process of deindustrialization and redevelopment…
Between Prague Spring and French May
“Stadtindianer” and “Indiani Metropolitani”
Public Housing in West Germany
Disputed transformations
Urban development corresponds with economic shifts. In the second half of the twentieth century, when traditional forms of industrial production declined in many western cities, this posed new kinds of challenges. Cities were in need of a new economic base and at the same time had to cope with the abandonment of industrial sites. This article highlights the agency of local societies in shaping this process of deindustrialization and redevelopment…
Between Prague Spring and French May
“Stadtindianer” and “Indiani Metropolitani”
Disputed transformations
Urban development corresponds with economic shifts. In the second half of the twentieth century, when traditional forms of industrial production declined in many western cities, this posed new kinds of challenges. Cities were in need of a new economic base and at the same time had to cope with the abandonment of industrial sites. This article highlights the agency of local societies in shaping this process of deindustrialization and redevelopment…
Stadtzerstörung Durch „Spekulanten“. Ein Feindbild Der 1970Er Jahre
Konkurrenz um Kalkstein. Rohstoffsicherung der Montanindustrie und die Dynamik räumlicher Relationen um 1900
Limestone, a resource that was needed to smelt iron ore and to produce steel, became an object of competition between industrialists of the Ruhr around 1900. The making and transformation of spatial relations was crucial to the process of gaining exclusive access to the resource. First, images of the underground terrain, namely the identification and delineation of limestone deposits, were variable and subject to negotiation – albeit bound to phy…
Rohstoffräume. Räumliche Relationen und das Wirtschaften mit Rohstoffen
Space, and access to resource deposits in particular, is a central theme of studies in economic history. However, new approaches to the theory of space that highlight the relations between people, places and things as constituents of multiple and dynamic spaces, have so far rarely been systematically applied to questions relating to resource economies. By referring to spaces of resource extraction as “sites”, this introductory article develops th…
Kritische Rohstoffe“
"Kritische Rohstoffe"
Towards a Historical Understanding of Critical Raw Materials
Does the current debate on critical raw materials have precursors in history and is there anything we can learn from it? Notably during industrialization, certain materials were considered important to further development and at the same time prone to scarcity. A history of technology perspective shows how such considerations shaped material change.The current debate on critical raw materials lacks a historical dimension. While the idea of identi…
Eingegangene Bücher
Critical and scarce
Over the past decade, the notion of ‘critical raw materials’ has appeared as a political concept. The reliance on these raw materials is characterized by the ambivalence of enabling future development and indicating vulnerability posed by the risks of potential scarcity. In this paper, Haumann argues that the concept of ‘criticality’ can be extended to historical research on resource scarcity. It highlights the importance of the construction of v…
Anwaltsplanung als sozialwissenschaftliche Intervention
This article introduces the notion of “social-scientific intervention” to characterize a research practice that tied the production of knowledge to the activation of citizens. In the field of urban development, which was to become more sensitive to the needs of disadvantaged communities, this was epitomized by the concept of advocacy planning. The concept aimed at empowering local actors to become vocal knowledge producers whose insights had to b…
Public Housing in West Germany
Eingegangene Bücher
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