Hans-Joachim Bürkner
Biographic Data
| ID | 1433595 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hans-Joachim Bürkner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hans-Joachim |
| FAMILY NAME | Bürkner |
| SIGNATURE | BÜRKNER H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4851-1988 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 111 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Ukraine and the Big Moral Divide: What Biased Media Coverage Means to East European Borders
Geopolitical shifts and the changing significance of borders in the EU’s neighbourhood are usually understood as a matter of international power politics. Factors that accompany geopolitical impact on borders, such as media coverage of geopolitical change, often appear as secondary or irrelevant. However the recent Ukraine conflict revealed the contrary as pro-EU attitudes were strongly supported by ‘western’ media. Therefore this paper seeks to …
Europeanisation versus Euroscepticism: Do Borders Matter
Several overlapping crises which affected the EU during the past ten years have recently aggravated. Especially the progressing refugee crisis, the persisting financial crisis and geopolitical turmoil in the EU’s neighbourhood contributed to the rise of anti-EU movements and diverse articulations of Euroscepticism. Although public opinion and mainstream political analysis have easily identified right-wing populism as one of the most important dri…
Brexit and new autochthonic politics of belonging
The outcome of the 2016 European Union membership referendum is re-shaping the United Kingdom’s relationship with the EU through shifting geopolitical positioning(s) and the (re)introduction of barriers and boundaries and also challenging British and EU citizens to revise their everyday sense of belonging. Accordingly, Brexit incorporates emergent and contested political projects of belonging, determining anew who belongs in a post-EU Britain. Th…
Spatial imaginaries and selective in/visibility: Mediterranean neighbourhood and the European Union’s engagement with civil society after the ‘Arab Spring’
As part of a repertoire of the European Union’s (EU’s) geopolitical practices, the imaginary of Mediterranean Neighbourhood is a means with which to manage dissonance between the EU’s self-image as a normative power, changing political situations in the region and the Realpolitik of security. We argue that this also involved a ‘politics of in/visibility’ that promotes democratization and social modernization through structured cooperation while e…
Between crises and borders: Interventions on Mediterranean Neighbourhood and the salience of spatial imaginaries
Imaginaries ready for use: Framings of the bordered intersectionalised everyday provided by the EU's sectoral policies
Assemblages of Urban Leisure Culture in Inner-City Bucharest
Inner-city redevelopment in the south-eastern European metropolis of Bucharest has been an intriguing object of analysis. Having been neglected for a long time by its inhabitants, urban politics and the local economy, the historical inner city recently experienced tremendous development of its evening/night-time economy and leisure culture, as though it had received fresh impulses from European integration. However, there is no single cause which…
Sonic capital and independent urban music production: Analysing value creation and ‘trial and error’ in the digital age
Scaling and Bordering: An Elusive Relationship
The emergence of theoretical approaches towards bordering and borderscapes entailed altered perspectives on scale. Borders are understood now to be shaped in variable manners by multiple and heterogeneous agents. However, the particular ways in which scales are continually created and rearranged through bordering have only occasionally been analyzed. This paper seeks to contribute to the debate a deeper contemplation of the emergence of border-re…
Flexible value creation: Conceptual prerequisites and empirical explorations in open workshops
Territorial Cohesion in Europe: For the 70th Anniversary of the Transdanubian Research Institute
Territorial Cohesion in Europe: For the 70th Anniversary of the Transdanubian Research Institute." Regional Studies, 49(3), pp. 483–484
Value Creation in Scene-based Music Production: The Case of Electronic Club Music in Germany
The focus of this article is on the variability of value creation in the popular music industry. Recent trends in electronic music have been based on both the valorization of global tastes and of local specialities in performance and production. Depending on musical styles and market niches, local scenes have become important forces behind heterogeneous "globalocal" markets. At the same time, technological change and the virtualization of music p…
Intersectionality: How Gender Studies Might Inspire the Analysis of Social Inequality among Migrants
The paper discusses the possible impact of the intersectionality approach on the study of inequality and the inclusion/exclusion of migrants. Developed from recent strands of gender studies performing a ‘social re‐turn’, the focus on intersectionality promises to solve one of the fundamental problems of migration research: how to reconcile structure and agency without promoting cultural essentialism. Rooted in social theory, it makes a case for n…
Wertschöpfung in der Kreativwirtschaft: Der Fall der elektronischen Klubmusik
Creation of value in creative industries. The case of electronic club music. The paper asks how the concept of value chains can be applied to creative industries. A critical reading of neo-classical approaches shows that there is no sufficient adaptation to the peculiarities of creative industries possible, e.g. related to the question how values are created, formulated and distributed in this sector. By focussing on concrete interaction patterns…
Antagonistic structures in border areas: Local milieux and local politics in the Polish-German twin city Gubin/Guben
Western migrants in central Europe: Isolated individuals or members of transnational communities
The spatially concentrated settlement of ethnic Germans (Aussiedler) - an opportunity for integration? Experience from a model project in Brandenburg / Le rassemblement géographique des Allemands ethn…
In the beginning of the mass immigration of Ethnic Germans (commonly called Aussiedler) from the former Soviet Union, only the Western lands of the Federal Republic of Germany were confronted with rising numbers of them. From the early 1990s on, however, the new lands of Eastern Germany were impacted, too. The governments of the lands as well as the local communities were forced to deal with intense problems of accommodating the newcomers. In vie…
Intersectionality: How Gender Studies Might Inspire the Analysis of Social Inequality among Migrants
The paper discusses the possible impact of the intersectionality approach on the study of inequality and the inclusion/exclusion of migrants. Developed from recent strands of gender studies performing a ‘social re‐turn’, the focus on intersectionality promises to solve one of the fundamental problems of migration research: how to reconcile structure and agency without promoting cultural essentialism. Rooted in social theory, it makes a case for n…
Antagonistic structures in border areas: Local milieux and local politics in the Polish-German twin city Gubin/Guben
Spatial imaginaries and selective in/visibility: Mediterranean neighbourhood and the European Union’s engagement with civil society after the ‘Arab Spring’
As part of a repertoire of the European Union’s (EU’s) geopolitical practices, the imaginary of Mediterranean Neighbourhood is a means with which to manage dissonance between the EU’s self-image as a normative power, changing political situations in the region and the Realpolitik of security. We argue that this also involved a ‘politics of in/visibility’ that promotes democratization and social modernization through structured cooperation while e…
Value Creation in Scene-based Music Production: The Case of Electronic Club Music in Germany
The focus of this article is on the variability of value creation in the popular music industry. Recent trends in electronic music have been based on both the valorization of global tastes and of local specialities in performance and production. Depending on musical styles and market niches, local scenes have become important forces behind heterogeneous "globalocal" markets. At the same time, technological change and the virtualization of music p…
Between crises and borders: Interventions on Mediterranean Neighbourhood and the salience of spatial imaginaries
Flexible value creation: Conceptual prerequisites and empirical explorations in open workshops
Brexit and new autochthonic politics of belonging
The outcome of the 2016 European Union membership referendum is re-shaping the United Kingdom’s relationship with the EU through shifting geopolitical positioning(s) and the (re)introduction of barriers and boundaries and also challenging British and EU citizens to revise their everyday sense of belonging. Accordingly, Brexit incorporates emergent and contested political projects of belonging, determining anew who belongs in a post-EU Britain. Th…
Assemblages of Urban Leisure Culture in Inner-City Bucharest
Inner-city redevelopment in the south-eastern European metropolis of Bucharest has been an intriguing object of analysis. Having been neglected for a long time by its inhabitants, urban politics and the local economy, the historical inner city recently experienced tremendous development of its evening/night-time economy and leisure culture, as though it had received fresh impulses from European integration. However, there is no single cause which…
Scaling and Bordering: An Elusive Relationship
The emergence of theoretical approaches towards bordering and borderscapes entailed altered perspectives on scale. Borders are understood now to be shaped in variable manners by multiple and heterogeneous agents. However, the particular ways in which scales are continually created and rearranged through bordering have only occasionally been analyzed. This paper seeks to contribute to the debate a deeper contemplation of the emergence of border-re…
Ukraine and the Big Moral Divide: What Biased Media Coverage Means to East European Borders
Geopolitical shifts and the changing significance of borders in the EU’s neighbourhood are usually understood as a matter of international power politics. Factors that accompany geopolitical impact on borders, such as media coverage of geopolitical change, often appear as secondary or irrelevant. However the recent Ukraine conflict revealed the contrary as pro-EU attitudes were strongly supported by ‘western’ media. Therefore this paper seeks to …
Europeanisation versus Euroscepticism: Do Borders Matter
Several overlapping crises which affected the EU during the past ten years have recently aggravated. Especially the progressing refugee crisis, the persisting financial crisis and geopolitical turmoil in the EU’s neighbourhood contributed to the rise of anti-EU movements and diverse articulations of Euroscepticism. Although public opinion and mainstream political analysis have easily identified right-wing populism as one of the most important dri…
Imaginaries ready for use: Framings of the bordered intersectionalised everyday provided by the EU's sectoral policies
The spatially concentrated settlement of ethnic Germans (Aussiedler) - an opportunity for integration? Experience from a model project in Brandenburg / Le rassemblement géographique des Allemands ethn…
In the beginning of the mass immigration of Ethnic Germans (commonly called Aussiedler) from the former Soviet Union, only the Western lands of the Federal Republic of Germany were confronted with rising numbers of them. From the early 1990s on, however, the new lands of Eastern Germany were impacted, too. The governments of the lands as well as the local communities were forced to deal with intense problems of accommodating the newcomers. In vie…
Western migrants in central Europe: Isolated individuals or members of transnational communities
Antagonistic structures in border areas: Local milieux and local politics in the Polish-German twin city Gubin/Guben
Wertschöpfung in der Kreativwirtschaft: Der Fall der elektronischen Klubmusik
Creation of value in creative industries. The case of electronic club music. The paper asks how the concept of value chains can be applied to creative industries. A critical reading of neo-classical approaches shows that there is no sufficient adaptation to the peculiarities of creative industries possible, e.g. related to the question how values are created, formulated and distributed in this sector. By focussing on concrete interaction patterns…
Intersectionality: How Gender Studies Might Inspire the Analysis of Social Inequality among Migrants
The paper discusses the possible impact of the intersectionality approach on the study of inequality and the inclusion/exclusion of migrants. Developed from recent strands of gender studies performing a ‘social re‐turn’, the focus on intersectionality promises to solve one of the fundamental problems of migration research: how to reconcile structure and agency without promoting cultural essentialism. Rooted in social theory, it makes a case for n…
Value Creation in Scene-based Music Production: The Case of Electronic Club Music in Germany
The focus of this article is on the variability of value creation in the popular music industry. Recent trends in electronic music have been based on both the valorization of global tastes and of local specialities in performance and production. Depending on musical styles and market niches, local scenes have become important forces behind heterogeneous "globalocal" markets. At the same time, technological change and the virtualization of music p…
Territorial Cohesion in Europe: For the 70th Anniversary of the Transdanubian Research Institute
Territorial Cohesion in Europe: For the 70th Anniversary of the Transdanubian Research Institute." Regional Studies, 49(3), pp. 483–484
Sonic capital and independent urban music production: Analysing value creation and ‘trial and error’ in the digital age
Scaling and Bordering: An Elusive Relationship
The emergence of theoretical approaches towards bordering and borderscapes entailed altered perspectives on scale. Borders are understood now to be shaped in variable manners by multiple and heterogeneous agents. However, the particular ways in which scales are continually created and rearranged through bordering have only occasionally been analyzed. This paper seeks to contribute to the debate a deeper contemplation of the emergence of border-re…
Flexible value creation: Conceptual prerequisites and empirical explorations in open workshops
Brexit and new autochthonic politics of belonging
The outcome of the 2016 European Union membership referendum is re-shaping the United Kingdom’s relationship with the EU through shifting geopolitical positioning(s) and the (re)introduction of barriers and boundaries and also challenging British and EU citizens to revise their everyday sense of belonging. Accordingly, Brexit incorporates emergent and contested political projects of belonging, determining anew who belongs in a post-EU Britain. Th…
Spatial imaginaries and selective in/visibility: Mediterranean neighbourhood and the European Union’s engagement with civil society after the ‘Arab Spring’
As part of a repertoire of the European Union’s (EU’s) geopolitical practices, the imaginary of Mediterranean Neighbourhood is a means with which to manage dissonance between the EU’s self-image as a normative power, changing political situations in the region and the Realpolitik of security. We argue that this also involved a ‘politics of in/visibility’ that promotes democratization and social modernization through structured cooperation while e…
Between crises and borders: Interventions on Mediterranean Neighbourhood and the salience of spatial imaginaries
Imaginaries ready for use: Framings of the bordered intersectionalised everyday provided by the EU's sectoral policies
Assemblages of Urban Leisure Culture in Inner-City Bucharest
Inner-city redevelopment in the south-eastern European metropolis of Bucharest has been an intriguing object of analysis. Having been neglected for a long time by its inhabitants, urban politics and the local economy, the historical inner city recently experienced tremendous development of its evening/night-time economy and leisure culture, as though it had received fresh impulses from European integration. However, there is no single cause which…
Ukraine and the Big Moral Divide: What Biased Media Coverage Means to East European Borders
Geopolitical shifts and the changing significance of borders in the EU’s neighbourhood are usually understood as a matter of international power politics. Factors that accompany geopolitical impact on borders, such as media coverage of geopolitical change, often appear as secondary or irrelevant. However the recent Ukraine conflict revealed the contrary as pro-EU attitudes were strongly supported by ‘western’ media. Therefore this paper seeks to …
Europeanisation versus Euroscepticism: Do Borders Matter
Several overlapping crises which affected the EU during the past ten years have recently aggravated. Especially the progressing refugee crisis, the persisting financial crisis and geopolitical turmoil in the EU’s neighbourhood contributed to the rise of anti-EU movements and diverse articulations of Euroscepticism. Although public opinion and mainstream political analysis have easily identified right-wing populism as one of the most important dri…
Sociology (16 works) · Political science (12 works) · Economics (10 works) · Politics (10 works) · Geography (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (5 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (5 works)