Toni Adscheid
Biographic Data
| ID | 1641065 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Toni Adscheid |
| GIVEN NAMES | Toni |
| FAMILY NAME | Adscheid |
| SIGNATURE | ADSCHEID T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Linköping University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5940-4200 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
(Un)Menschliche Urbanität: Schwarze Geographien im Zeitalter des Planetaren
Aktuelle Debatten um planetare Transformationsprozesse unterscheiden regelmäßig zwischen nicht-menschlichen und menschlichen Akteur_innen, ohne die Kategorie des Menschen in ihrer räumlich-diskursiven Konstruktion und Reproduktion zu hinterfragen. Wir argumentieren, dass Menschsein keine selbstverständliche Kategorie ist, sondern eine umkämpfte räumlich-diskursive Praxis. Inspiriert von den Black Geographies und dem antikolonialen Denken Sylvia W…
Who Can Afford to Be Human ? Struggling for Affordable Housing in East London
In this article I expand contemporary political‐economic analyses of housing affordability. Specifically, I engage with urban geography research around biopolitical logics within processes of housing financialization and contribute to debates of ‘making live’ and ‘letting die’ by mobilizing Sylvia Wynter's anticolonial scholarship to emphasize alternative narrations of human life emerging alongside (bio)political‐economic rationales that enable t…
The need to escape: Carceral entrapments and fugitive manoeuvres amidst London’s vicious housing circle
The contemporary housing system in England entraps temporary tenants in ongoing movement between different types of insecure, unaffordable, overcrowded and poorly maintained accommodations. Engaging with carceral geography scholarship and Black fugitive thinking, I argue that a legalised system of cacerality entraps temporary tenants in recurrent movement, thus reproducing a ‘vicious housing circle’. However, I also stress how temporary tenants a…
Stadtplanung als koloniale Praxis und alltägliche Praktiken der urbanen Transformation
Antje Bruns und Toni Adscheid widmen sich in diesem Beitrag den stillen und flüchtigen Praktiken, welche Auswege aus den räumlichen Festlegungen und rassifizierten Praktiken der Stadtplanung eröffnen. Durch einen Fokus auf Accra und London, zeichnen die Autor*innen die Verwobenheit dieser zwei Metropolen des Britischen Empire in die Geschichten und Geographien des Kolonialismus nach. Hierbei wird deutlich, dass in beiden Kontexten, die historisch…
The Fugitive Underground of British Blackness: Insights from London’s ‘Riotous’ Geographies
This paper historicizes the riotous geographies of British Blackness by focusing on three so-called “riots” in London’s post-World War II development, the 1958 Notting Hill uprisings, the 1981 Brixton uprisings and the 2011 pan-London uprisings. Mobilizing debates in Black (British) Geographies, I challenge state narrations of these events as illegitimate expressions of Black Britons’ political discontent. Based on archival research, I expose suc…
Mobilising post-political environments: Tracing the selective geographies of Swedish sustainable urban development
This paper develops an analytical framework from which to understand the mobilisation of post-political urban environments across spatial and institutional contexts. Our analysis of two closely related cases from a Swedish context reveals the potential benefits of combining studies on urban political ecology and policy mobility. By utilising Actor-Network Theory (ANT) we illustrate how post-political environments that are shaped by mobile and mut…
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Mobilising post-political environments: Tracing the selective geographies of Swedish sustainable urban development
This paper develops an analytical framework from which to understand the mobilisation of post-political urban environments across spatial and institutional contexts. Our analysis of two closely related cases from a Swedish context reveals the potential benefits of combining studies on urban political ecology and policy mobility. By utilising Actor-Network Theory (ANT) we illustrate how post-political environments that are shaped by mobile and mut…
Stadtplanung als koloniale Praxis und alltägliche Praktiken der urbanen Transformation
Antje Bruns und Toni Adscheid widmen sich in diesem Beitrag den stillen und flüchtigen Praktiken, welche Auswege aus den räumlichen Festlegungen und rassifizierten Praktiken der Stadtplanung eröffnen. Durch einen Fokus auf Accra und London, zeichnen die Autor*innen die Verwobenheit dieser zwei Metropolen des Britischen Empire in die Geschichten und Geographien des Kolonialismus nach. Hierbei wird deutlich, dass in beiden Kontexten, die historisch…
The Fugitive Underground of British Blackness: Insights from London’s ‘Riotous’ Geographies
This paper historicizes the riotous geographies of British Blackness by focusing on three so-called “riots” in London’s post-World War II development, the 1958 Notting Hill uprisings, the 1981 Brixton uprisings and the 2011 pan-London uprisings. Mobilizing debates in Black (British) Geographies, I challenge state narrations of these events as illegitimate expressions of Black Britons’ political discontent. Based on archival research, I expose suc…
The need to escape: Carceral entrapments and fugitive manoeuvres amidst London’s vicious housing circle
The contemporary housing system in England entraps temporary tenants in ongoing movement between different types of insecure, unaffordable, overcrowded and poorly maintained accommodations. Engaging with carceral geography scholarship and Black fugitive thinking, I argue that a legalised system of cacerality entraps temporary tenants in recurrent movement, thus reproducing a ‘vicious housing circle’. However, I also stress how temporary tenants a…
(Un)Menschliche Urbanität: Schwarze Geographien im Zeitalter des Planetaren
Aktuelle Debatten um planetare Transformationsprozesse unterscheiden regelmäßig zwischen nicht-menschlichen und menschlichen Akteur_innen, ohne die Kategorie des Menschen in ihrer räumlich-diskursiven Konstruktion und Reproduktion zu hinterfragen. Wir argumentieren, dass Menschsein keine selbstverständliche Kategorie ist, sondern eine umkämpfte räumlich-diskursive Praxis. Inspiriert von den Black Geographies und dem antikolonialen Denken Sylvia W…
Who Can Afford to Be Human ? Struggling for Affordable Housing in East London
In this article I expand contemporary political‐economic analyses of housing affordability. Specifically, I engage with urban geography research around biopolitical logics within processes of housing financialization and contribute to debates of ‘making live’ and ‘letting die’ by mobilizing Sylvia Wynter's anticolonial scholarship to emphasize alternative narrations of human life emerging alongside (bio)political‐economic rationales that enable t…
Urban Planning and Governance (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (2 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Actor–network theory (1 works) · Affordable housing (1 works) · Art (1 works)