Sandra Huning
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1641183 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sandra Huning |
| PRENOMES | Sandra |
| SOBRENOME | Huning |
| ASSINATURA | HUNING S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | TU Dortmund University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6885-7516 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Konflikte von heute auf dem Weg zur Stadt von morgen
Der besprochene Sammelband zeigt in großer thematischer und analytischer Bandbreite die zahlreichen Baustellen und Widersprüche auf dem Weg zu einer (vor allem sozialökologischen) Transformation auf. Die Beiträge bieten unterschiedliche Erklärungsansätze dafür an, dass Transformation zwar stets gefordert wird, ihre Umsetzung jedoch immer wieder auf der Strecke bleibt. Angesichts der (auch internationalen) Vielfältigkeit der Beispiele ist der Samm…
Caring Cities
Based on an international literature review and selected case studies, this article discusses the potential of the Caring City policies for an urban public culture of care. In recent years, “the caring city” has entered feminist and urbanist debates and local politics as a concept to overcome the multiple crises of care. The concept draws on a longstanding tradition of feminist research and critique, but is a comparatively new attempt to transfor…
Mobilising Situated Local Knowledge for Participatory Urban Planning Through Storytelling
Participatory urban planning does not take place outside of social systems of privilege and discrimination; likewise, the negotiation of knowledge claims in planning processes is embedded in social relations defined by “gender,” “race,” and “class.” In this article, we argue that positionalities play out in the social construction of knowledge in participatory planning and that, consequently, a certain type of knowledge—typically represented by w…
Climate-resilience-oriented transformations of housing policy
In response to the climate emergency declared in many German cities in 2019, political decision makers, planners and researchers began promoting climate resilience in policy areas such as housing. This article discusses the potential impact and implementation of housing-market monitoring and housing action plans on analytical and strategic capacities at local and regional levels by presenting findings from a transdisciplinary, multi-level real-wo…
Promoting Interculture in Participation in German Urban Planning
Germany has been a host country for immigrants for a long time, but an institutional transformation to promote interculture in urban public administration in general, and participation in urban planning in particular, has only just begun. This article addresses institutional frameworks and proposes strategic elements for interculture in participation, based on transdisciplinary, participatory, and transformative research in two German cities. Int…
Designing real-world laboratories for sustainable urban transformation
This paper reflects upon the potential of real-world laboratories (RWLs) to promote sustainable urban development. RWLs strive for knowledge production through collective action in experimental settings. Their implementation in urban studies faces two major challenges: (1) the ambiguity of roles university researchers need to fill, and (2) the variety of expectations among team members from different institutional backgrounds. Based on research i…
From feminist critique to gender mainstreaming — and back? The case of German urban planning
In spatial planning debates in Germany and other European countries, a discursive turn from feminist planning critique to gender planning over the past 20 years has led to ambiguous results. On the one hand, feminist claims have been translated into guidelines and criteria catalogues which help planners to consider them in their professional practice. On the other hand, this approach to gender mainstreaming has not made it any easier in planning …
Social Mixing' or 'Gentrification'? Contradictory Perspectives on Urban Change in the Berlin District of Neukölln
In the past two decades, the Berlin district of Neukölln has received considerable attention from politicians, planners, urban scholars and the media. This article discusses the role that the academic concepts of 'social mixing' and 'gentrification' play in the overlapping and partly contradictory narratives that have been employed to interpret transformations in one particular part of the district, Nord-Neukölln. While the area is still characte…
Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning
Urban spatial planning aims to develop and design potential urban futures and to provide the legal and political means for the implementation of appropriate measures. Thus it is a profession which purposefully constructs spaces and inscribes collective norms, institutions and imaginations into material environments. Ideally, these constructions are legitimate outcomes of democratic processes. At the same time, they cannot but reflect also implici…
Social Mixing' or 'Gentrification'? Contradictory Perspectives on Urban Change in the Berlin District of Neukölln
In the past two decades, the Berlin district of Neukölln has received considerable attention from politicians, planners, urban scholars and the media. This article discusses the role that the academic concepts of 'social mixing' and 'gentrification' play in the overlapping and partly contradictory narratives that have been employed to interpret transformations in one particular part of the district, Nord-Neukölln. While the area is still characte…
Designing real-world laboratories for sustainable urban transformation
This paper reflects upon the potential of real-world laboratories (RWLs) to promote sustainable urban development. RWLs strive for knowledge production through collective action in experimental settings. Their implementation in urban studies faces two major challenges: (1) the ambiguity of roles university researchers need to fill, and (2) the variety of expectations among team members from different institutional backgrounds. Based on research i…
From feminist critique to gender mainstreaming — and back? The case of German urban planning
In spatial planning debates in Germany and other European countries, a discursive turn from feminist planning critique to gender planning over the past 20 years has led to ambiguous results. On the one hand, feminist claims have been translated into guidelines and criteria catalogues which help planners to consider them in their professional practice. On the other hand, this approach to gender mainstreaming has not made it any easier in planning …
Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning
Urban spatial planning aims to develop and design potential urban futures and to provide the legal and political means for the implementation of appropriate measures. Thus it is a profession which purposefully constructs spaces and inscribes collective norms, institutions and imaginations into material environments. Ideally, these constructions are legitimate outcomes of democratic processes. At the same time, they cannot but reflect also implici…
Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning
Urban spatial planning aims to develop and design potential urban futures and to provide the legal and political means for the implementation of appropriate measures. Thus it is a profession which purposefully constructs spaces and inscribes collective norms, institutions and imaginations into material environments. Ideally, these constructions are legitimate outcomes of democratic processes. At the same time, they cannot but reflect also implici…
Social Mixing' or 'Gentrification'? Contradictory Perspectives on Urban Change in the Berlin District of Neukölln
In the past two decades, the Berlin district of Neukölln has received considerable attention from politicians, planners, urban scholars and the media. This article discusses the role that the academic concepts of 'social mixing' and 'gentrification' play in the overlapping and partly contradictory narratives that have been employed to interpret transformations in one particular part of the district, Nord-Neukölln. While the area is still characte…
From feminist critique to gender mainstreaming — and back? The case of German urban planning
In spatial planning debates in Germany and other European countries, a discursive turn from feminist planning critique to gender planning over the past 20 years has led to ambiguous results. On the one hand, feminist claims have been translated into guidelines and criteria catalogues which help planners to consider them in their professional practice. On the other hand, this approach to gender mainstreaming has not made it any easier in planning …
Promoting Interculture in Participation in German Urban Planning
Germany has been a host country for immigrants for a long time, but an institutional transformation to promote interculture in urban public administration in general, and participation in urban planning in particular, has only just begun. This article addresses institutional frameworks and proposes strategic elements for interculture in participation, based on transdisciplinary, participatory, and transformative research in two German cities. Int…
Designing real-world laboratories for sustainable urban transformation
This paper reflects upon the potential of real-world laboratories (RWLs) to promote sustainable urban development. RWLs strive for knowledge production through collective action in experimental settings. Their implementation in urban studies faces two major challenges: (1) the ambiguity of roles university researchers need to fill, and (2) the variety of expectations among team members from different institutional backgrounds. Based on research i…
Mobilising Situated Local Knowledge for Participatory Urban Planning Through Storytelling
Participatory urban planning does not take place outside of social systems of privilege and discrimination; likewise, the negotiation of knowledge claims in planning processes is embedded in social relations defined by “gender,” “race,” and “class.” In this article, we argue that positionalities play out in the social construction of knowledge in participatory planning and that, consequently, a certain type of knowledge—typically represented by w…
Climate-resilience-oriented transformations of housing policy
In response to the climate emergency declared in many German cities in 2019, political decision makers, planners and researchers began promoting climate resilience in policy areas such as housing. This article discusses the potential impact and implementation of housing-market monitoring and housing action plans on analytical and strategic capacities at local and regional levels by presenting findings from a transdisciplinary, multi-level real-wo…
Caring Cities
Based on an international literature review and selected case studies, this article discusses the potential of the Caring City policies for an urban public culture of care. In recent years, “the caring city” has entered feminist and urbanist debates and local politics as a concept to overcome the multiple crises of care. The concept draws on a longstanding tradition of feminist research and critique, but is a comparatively new attempt to transfor…
Konflikte von heute auf dem Weg zur Stadt von morgen
Der besprochene Sammelband zeigt in großer thematischer und analytischer Bandbreite die zahlreichen Baustellen und Widersprüche auf dem Weg zu einer (vor allem sozialökologischen) Transformation auf. Die Beiträge bieten unterschiedliche Erklärungsansätze dafür an, dass Transformation zwar stets gefordert wird, ihre Umsetzung jedoch immer wieder auf der Strecke bleibt. Angesichts der (auch internationalen) Vielfältigkeit der Beispiele ist der Samm…
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