Nina Margies
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 812045 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Nina Margies |
| NOMBRES | Nina |
| APELLIDO | Margies |
| FIRMA | MARGIES N |
| AFILIACIONES | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Emotions and class
This introduction to the special issue places emotions at the centre of class analysis and shows how feelings are conditioned by social hierarchies and, in turn, contribute to their reproduction or transformation. It provides a concise overview of sociological research at the intersection of emotions, class and inequality, and traces two central strands of research: one that examines emotions arising from experiences of class and inequality, and …
Between Institutional and Domestic Logics
Community development projects aim to activate residents of disadvantaged neighbourhoods through social capital, as does, for example, the Stadtteilmütter project in such a neighbourhood in Berlin, Germany. However, after decades of such initiatives, disadvantaged neighbourhoods still tend to be pockets of disadvantage. This article explores one possible reason for this community development failure: the focus on enhancing social capital does not…
Introduction
Scholarly contributions to urban life seem to meander between the dream of the polis – the city with rights for all – on the contrary, and the nightmare of the neoliberal city of control on the other. From routine interactions to global phenomena, this paradox can be seen in a range of urban situations. As states, regions and cities attempted to govern health under the conditions of COVID-19, the existing differential capacities of cities to care…
Making Sense of Change
This article explores how people interpret deep transformations, how they integrate them into their everyday meaning-making and what role emotion work plays therein. To do so, the article draws on the experiences of young people (n=68) in post-crisis Spain and their narratives of change. In the wake of the severe economic crisis of 2008, many of them had lost their jobs as well as their future prospects. They experienced a mismatch between their …
Deep Transformations
In this introduction to the special issue, we explore the political salience of emotions in times of large-scale social change, emphasizing the role of personal narratives in understanding and framing these transformations. We introduce the concept of 'deep transformations' to analyse radical shifts in various aspects of life and their emotional and cultural implications. Focusing on cases from the post-socialist world and one contribution from p…
Bourdieu and Affect
Thinking the city through work
Practices, organisations and sites of work are deeply entangled with urban development and impact on the way social interaction and spaces are experienced and constructed. Especially since the industrial revolution, spaces of work and home have been conceptually separated with boundaries drawn between the public and private sphere, between spheres of production and reproduction. Nevertheless, this divide has been subject to constant change and ne…
Thinking the city through work
Practices, organisations and sites of work are deeply entangled with urban development and impact on the way social interaction and spaces are experienced and constructed. Especially since the industrial revolution, spaces of work and home have been conceptually separated with boundaries drawn between the public and private sphere, between spheres of production and reproduction. Nevertheless, this divide has been subject to constant change and ne…
Deep Transformations
In this introduction to the special issue, we explore the political salience of emotions in times of large-scale social change, emphasizing the role of personal narratives in understanding and framing these transformations. We introduce the concept of 'deep transformations' to analyse radical shifts in various aspects of life and their emotional and cultural implications. Focusing on cases from the post-socialist world and one contribution from p…
Between Institutional and Domestic Logics
Community development projects aim to activate residents of disadvantaged neighbourhoods through social capital, as does, for example, the Stadtteilmütter project in such a neighbourhood in Berlin, Germany. However, after decades of such initiatives, disadvantaged neighbourhoods still tend to be pockets of disadvantage. This article explores one possible reason for this community development failure: the focus on enhancing social capital does not…
Introduction
Scholarly contributions to urban life seem to meander between the dream of the polis – the city with rights for all – on the contrary, and the nightmare of the neoliberal city of control on the other. From routine interactions to global phenomena, this paradox can be seen in a range of urban situations. As states, regions and cities attempted to govern health under the conditions of COVID-19, the existing differential capacities of cities to care…
Making Sense of Change
This article explores how people interpret deep transformations, how they integrate them into their everyday meaning-making and what role emotion work plays therein. To do so, the article draws on the experiences of young people (n=68) in post-crisis Spain and their narratives of change. In the wake of the severe economic crisis of 2008, many of them had lost their jobs as well as their future prospects. They experienced a mismatch between their …
Thinking the city through work
Practices, organisations and sites of work are deeply entangled with urban development and impact on the way social interaction and spaces are experienced and constructed. Especially since the industrial revolution, spaces of work and home have been conceptually separated with boundaries drawn between the public and private sphere, between spheres of production and reproduction. Nevertheless, this divide has been subject to constant change and ne…
Bourdieu and Affect
Introduction
Scholarly contributions to urban life seem to meander between the dream of the polis – the city with rights for all – on the contrary, and the nightmare of the neoliberal city of control on the other. From routine interactions to global phenomena, this paradox can be seen in a range of urban situations. As states, regions and cities attempted to govern health under the conditions of COVID-19, the existing differential capacities of cities to care…
Making Sense of Change
This article explores how people interpret deep transformations, how they integrate them into their everyday meaning-making and what role emotion work plays therein. To do so, the article draws on the experiences of young people (n=68) in post-crisis Spain and their narratives of change. In the wake of the severe economic crisis of 2008, many of them had lost their jobs as well as their future prospects. They experienced a mismatch between their …
Deep Transformations
In this introduction to the special issue, we explore the political salience of emotions in times of large-scale social change, emphasizing the role of personal narratives in understanding and framing these transformations. We introduce the concept of 'deep transformations' to analyse radical shifts in various aspects of life and their emotional and cultural implications. Focusing on cases from the post-socialist world and one contribution from p…
Emotions and class
This introduction to the special issue places emotions at the centre of class analysis and shows how feelings are conditioned by social hierarchies and, in turn, contribute to their reproduction or transformation. It provides a concise overview of sociological research at the intersection of emotions, class and inequality, and traces two central strands of research: one that examines emotions arising from experiences of class and inequality, and …
Between Institutional and Domestic Logics
Community development projects aim to activate residents of disadvantaged neighbourhoods through social capital, as does, for example, the Stadtteilmütter project in such a neighbourhood in Berlin, Germany. However, after decades of such initiatives, disadvantaged neighbourhoods still tend to be pockets of disadvantage. This article explores one possible reason for this community development failure: the focus on enhancing social capital does not…
Sociology (5 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Economic geography (2 obras) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras) · Narrative (2 obras) · Political science (2 obras)