J Stenmanns
Biographic Data
| ID | 1310076 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Stenmanns |
| GIVEN NAMES | J |
| FAMILY NAME | Stenmanns |
| SIGNATURE | STENMANNS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Goethe University Frankfurt |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4778-1559 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Spaces of Global Production
Spaces of global production comprise a diverse set of spatial figures that result from and support a global division of labour. The proliferation of spatial figures in scholarly work on global production in economic geography and beyond maps a conceptual landscape. The network , the agglomeration , the frontier, the plantation, the gateway , the corridor , the zone , the enclave , and the archipelago are key concepts mobilized by social sciences …
Jenseits eurozentrischer Wirtschaftsgeographie: Ein Kommentar zu Marion Werner
Logistical resistance against operations of capital: Security and protest in supply chains and finance
Germany's (not so) banal militarism
Logistics from the margins
Seaports at global margins rarely feature in contemporary discussions of the logistics industry. This paper brings together recent geographical writing on logistics with discussions of margins as paradoxical sites of inclusive exclusion. Building on fieldwork on the docks of Freetown, Sierra Leone - a port that experts in logistics problematize as a 'contaminated' place within the global shipping community - this contribution shows that seaports …
Supply chain capitalism and the technologies of global territory
For almost a century, area studies, just like any other social science, depicted the world as a natural arrangement of bounded societies surrounded by national borders. Surprisingly, for a short time the world resembled this geographical imagination. This chapter investigates the spatial patterns of supply chain capitalism through an engagement with infrastructure, logistics, and supply chain management technologies. Emerging global orders are te…
The new zones of circulation
Global logistics is a burgeoning yet opaque field of techno political intervention. It sustains a world in motion. It is the means to engineer, ensure and manage global commodity circulation. As commodities and cargo are put into circulation, their global ubiquity, mobility and 'orderability' are often regarded as the 'economic normal' of the current century. The formation of private cargo networks and corridors, we argue, relates to a new ration…
Diskussion „Würde die Postkoloniale Kritik ernst genommen werden, könnten wir (so) nicht mehr weiterarbeiten“ – Gedanken zur (Un-)Möglichkeit Geographischer Entwicklungsforschung
No abstract available
Logistics from the margins
Seaports at global margins rarely feature in contemporary discussions of the logistics industry. This paper brings together recent geographical writing on logistics with discussions of margins as paradoxical sites of inclusive exclusion. Building on fieldwork on the docks of Freetown, Sierra Leone - a port that experts in logistics problematize as a 'contaminated' place within the global shipping community - this contribution shows that seaports …
Logistical resistance against operations of capital: Security and protest in supply chains and finance
Diskussion „Würde die Postkoloniale Kritik ernst genommen werden, könnten wir (so) nicht mehr weiterarbeiten“ – Gedanken zur (Un-)Möglichkeit Geographischer Entwicklungsforschung
No abstract available
The new zones of circulation
Global logistics is a burgeoning yet opaque field of techno political intervention. It sustains a world in motion. It is the means to engineer, ensure and manage global commodity circulation. As commodities and cargo are put into circulation, their global ubiquity, mobility and 'orderability' are often regarded as the 'economic normal' of the current century. The formation of private cargo networks and corridors, we argue, relates to a new ration…
Supply chain capitalism and the technologies of global territory
For almost a century, area studies, just like any other social science, depicted the world as a natural arrangement of bounded societies surrounded by national borders. Surprisingly, for a short time the world resembled this geographical imagination. This chapter investigates the spatial patterns of supply chain capitalism through an engagement with infrastructure, logistics, and supply chain management technologies. Emerging global orders are te…
Logistical resistance against operations of capital: Security and protest in supply chains and finance
Germany's (not so) banal militarism
Logistics from the margins
Seaports at global margins rarely feature in contemporary discussions of the logistics industry. This paper brings together recent geographical writing on logistics with discussions of margins as paradoxical sites of inclusive exclusion. Building on fieldwork on the docks of Freetown, Sierra Leone - a port that experts in logistics problematize as a 'contaminated' place within the global shipping community - this contribution shows that seaports …
Spaces of Global Production
Spaces of global production comprise a diverse set of spatial figures that result from and support a global division of labour. The proliferation of spatial figures in scholarly work on global production in economic geography and beyond maps a conceptual landscape. The network , the agglomeration , the frontier, the plantation, the gateway , the corridor , the zone , the enclave , and the archipelago are key concepts mobilized by social sciences …
Jenseits eurozentrischer Wirtschaftsgeographie: Ein Kommentar zu Marion Werner
Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · China's Global Influence and Migration (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works)