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Christian Zeller

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ID235765
NAMEChristian Zeller
GIVEN NAMESChristian
FAMILY NAMEZeller
SIGNATUREZELLER C
AFFILIATIONSUniversität Hamburg
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS70
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX4
  • Green New Deal als Quadratur des Kreises

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•PROKLA Zeitschrift für kritische…•2021

    Die Erderhitzung und das Überschreiten mehrerer planetaren Grenzen erfordern einen raschen und umfassenden Umbau der gesamten Produktion und eine Neuorientierung des Konsums. Unterschiedliche Vorschläge für einen Green New Deal antworten auf diese Herausforderung. Sie wollen den Kapitalismus mit institutionellen Reformen auf eine ökologisch nachhaltige Entwicklungsweise schieben. Ich argumentiere, dass diese Vorstöße den ökologischen Herausforder…

  • Revolution für das Klima, Warum wir eine ökosozialistische Alternative brauchen

    Christian Zeller•BOOK•Revolution für das Klima, Warum…•2020

    Inhalt 1 Die Klimabewegung stellt grundlegende Fragen 2 Klimaerhitzung abwendenradikale Antworten sind realistisch 2.1 Die Erwärmung auf 1,5 Grad Celsius begrenzen 2.2 Sofortiger und radikaler Kurswechsel 2.3 Zwei Wege ins Verderben 2.4 Die Herausforderung 2.5 Gang in die Barbarei oder ökosozialistische Alternative Kapitel 1 Die Klimabewegung stellt grundlegende Fragen 1 Die Klimabewegung stellt grundlegende Fragen Die weltumspannende Klimabewegu…

  • Die Wohnungsfrage abseits der Metropolen: Wohnen in Salzburg zwischen touristischer Nachfrage und Finanzanlagen

    Open Access•Andreas Van-Hametner, Christian Smigiel et al.•ARTICLE•Geographica Helvetica•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 27

    The housing question is a topic of increasing concern in a number of European cities. Rising housing costs burden many households. Since the outbreak of the global economic crisis in 2008, housing has increasingly come under spotlight of investors. Institutional and private actors invest in real estate not only in metropolitan areas but also in middle and small-sized towns. Tourism-induced demand increases the pressure on housing markets particul…

  • The Pharma-biotech Complex and Interconnected Regional Innovation Arenas

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Urban Studies•2010•Cited by: 4•References: 43

    Large pharmaceutical firms, biotechnology firms, publicly funded research organisations and financial organisations which are inseparably connected and located in a few key regions have built a hierarchical pharma-biotech complex. It is argued that large corporations establish networks to access regionally concentrated knowledge bases. These networks consist of money flows, knowledge and personnel. By establishing such networks, large firms consi…

  • From the gene to the globe: Extracting rents based on intellectual property monopolies

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Review of International Political…•2007•Cited by: 39•References: 6

    The increasing power of concentrated financial capital is accompanied by an extension of processes of commodification and procedures of dispossession similar to forms of original accumulation. This continuing and reinforced accumulation by dispossession in its different guises is capital's answer to the problem of over-accumulation. As a form of dispossessing accumulation, the implementation and extension of intellectual property monopolies is of…

  • North Atlantic Innovative Relations of Swiss Pharmaceuticals and the Proximities with Regional Biotech Arenas

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•2004•Cited by: 13•References: 47

    Under the pressure of increased global competition and processes of concentration, the pharmaceutical giants are reorganizing their innovative capacities. Technology and research and development (R&D) play a key role in the competitive strategies of multinational pharmaceutical companies. This article analyzes the interrelation of the far-reaching but spatially selective international expansion of R&D and technology of a major Swiss pharmaceutica…

  • Project Teams as Means of Restructuring Research and Development in the Pharmaceutical Industry

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Regional Studies•2002•Cited by: 9

    This paper investigates the strategic and organizational changes which two major Swiss pharmaceutical companies have implemented in order to respond to the challenges related to a slowing of innovation and increasing oligopolistic rivalry. Introducing cross-functional project teams, the companies mainly accelerated the development process. These project teams are overlaying structures which complement the functional and geographical organizationa…

  • Globalisierungsstrategien — Der Weg von Novartis

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•BOOK•Globalisierungsstrategien -- der…•2001

  • Clustering Biotech: A Recipe for Success? Spatial Patterns of Growth of Biotechnology in Munich, Rhineland and Hamburg

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2001

  • Rescaling Power Relations between Trade Unions and Corporate Management in a Globalising Pharmaceutical Industry: The Case of the Acquisition of Boehringer Mannheim by Hoffman-La Roche

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning A…•2000•Cited by: 4•References: 16

    Multinational corporations (MNCs) are reorganising their production systems. Many MNCs are integrating their production on a continental scale and allocating specific responsibilities and tasks to their research centres on a global scale. Empirical research on the pharmaceutical industry suggests that the spatial reorganisation of the production system can be understood as a process of reterritorialisation and deterritorialisation on different sc…

  • From the gene to the globe: Extracting rents based on intellectual property monopolies

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Review of International Political…•2007•Cited by: 39•References: 6

    The increasing power of concentrated financial capital is accompanied by an extension of processes of commodification and procedures of dispossession similar to forms of original accumulation. This continuing and reinforced accumulation by dispossession in its different guises is capital's answer to the problem of over-accumulation. As a form of dispossessing accumulation, the implementation and extension of intellectual property monopolies is of…

  • North Atlantic Innovative Relations of Swiss Pharmaceuticals and the Proximities with Regional Biotech Arenas

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•2004•Cited by: 13•References: 47

    Under the pressure of increased global competition and processes of concentration, the pharmaceutical giants are reorganizing their innovative capacities. Technology and research and development (R&D) play a key role in the competitive strategies of multinational pharmaceutical companies. This article analyzes the interrelation of the far-reaching but spatially selective international expansion of R&D and technology of a major Swiss pharmaceutica…

  • Project Teams as Means of Restructuring Research and Development in the Pharmaceutical Industry

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Regional Studies•2002•Cited by: 9

    This paper investigates the strategic and organizational changes which two major Swiss pharmaceutical companies have implemented in order to respond to the challenges related to a slowing of innovation and increasing oligopolistic rivalry. Introducing cross-functional project teams, the companies mainly accelerated the development process. These project teams are overlaying structures which complement the functional and geographical organizationa…

  • The Pharma-biotech Complex and Interconnected Regional Innovation Arenas

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Urban Studies•2010•Cited by: 4•References: 43

    Large pharmaceutical firms, biotechnology firms, publicly funded research organisations and financial organisations which are inseparably connected and located in a few key regions have built a hierarchical pharma-biotech complex. It is argued that large corporations establish networks to access regionally concentrated knowledge bases. These networks consist of money flows, knowledge and personnel. By establishing such networks, large firms consi…

  • Rescaling Power Relations between Trade Unions and Corporate Management in a Globalising Pharmaceutical Industry: The Case of the Acquisition of Boehringer Mannheim by Hoffman-La Roche

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning A…•2000•Cited by: 4•References: 16

    Multinational corporations (MNCs) are reorganising their production systems. Many MNCs are integrating their production on a continental scale and allocating specific responsibilities and tasks to their research centres on a global scale. Empirical research on the pharmaceutical industry suggests that the spatial reorganisation of the production system can be understood as a process of reterritorialisation and deterritorialisation on different sc…

  • Die Wohnungsfrage abseits der Metropolen: Wohnen in Salzburg zwischen touristischer Nachfrage und Finanzanlagen

    Open Access•Andreas Van-Hametner, Christian Smigiel et al.•ARTICLE•Geographica Helvetica•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 27

    The housing question is a topic of increasing concern in a number of European cities. Rising housing costs burden many households. Since the outbreak of the global economic crisis in 2008, housing has increasingly come under spotlight of investors. Institutional and private actors invest in real estate not only in metropolitan areas but also in middle and small-sized towns. Tourism-induced demand increases the pressure on housing markets particul…

  • Rescaling Power Relations between Trade Unions and Corporate Management in a Globalising Pharmaceutical Industry: The Case of the Acquisition of Boehringer Mannheim by Hoffman-La Roche

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning A…•2000•Cited by: 4•References: 16

    Multinational corporations (MNCs) are reorganising their production systems. Many MNCs are integrating their production on a continental scale and allocating specific responsibilities and tasks to their research centres on a global scale. Empirical research on the pharmaceutical industry suggests that the spatial reorganisation of the production system can be understood as a process of reterritorialisation and deterritorialisation on different sc…

  • Globalisierungsstrategien — Der Weg von Novartis

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•BOOK•Globalisierungsstrategien -- der…•2001

  • Clustering Biotech: A Recipe for Success? Spatial Patterns of Growth of Biotechnology in Munich, Rhineland and Hamburg

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Small Business Economics•2001

  • Project Teams as Means of Restructuring Research and Development in the Pharmaceutical Industry

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Regional Studies•2002•Cited by: 9

    This paper investigates the strategic and organizational changes which two major Swiss pharmaceutical companies have implemented in order to respond to the challenges related to a slowing of innovation and increasing oligopolistic rivalry. Introducing cross-functional project teams, the companies mainly accelerated the development process. These project teams are overlaying structures which complement the functional and geographical organizationa…

  • North Atlantic Innovative Relations of Swiss Pharmaceuticals and the Proximities with Regional Biotech Arenas

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Economic Geography•2004•Cited by: 13•References: 47

    Under the pressure of increased global competition and processes of concentration, the pharmaceutical giants are reorganizing their innovative capacities. Technology and research and development (R&D) play a key role in the competitive strategies of multinational pharmaceutical companies. This article analyzes the interrelation of the far-reaching but spatially selective international expansion of R&D and technology of a major Swiss pharmaceutica…

  • From the gene to the globe: Extracting rents based on intellectual property monopolies

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Review of International Political…•2007•Cited by: 39•References: 6

    The increasing power of concentrated financial capital is accompanied by an extension of processes of commodification and procedures of dispossession similar to forms of original accumulation. This continuing and reinforced accumulation by dispossession in its different guises is capital's answer to the problem of over-accumulation. As a form of dispossessing accumulation, the implementation and extension of intellectual property monopolies is of…

  • The Pharma-biotech Complex and Interconnected Regional Innovation Arenas

    Open Access•Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•Urban Studies•2010•Cited by: 4•References: 43

    Large pharmaceutical firms, biotechnology firms, publicly funded research organisations and financial organisations which are inseparably connected and located in a few key regions have built a hierarchical pharma-biotech complex. It is argued that large corporations establish networks to access regionally concentrated knowledge bases. These networks consist of money flows, knowledge and personnel. By establishing such networks, large firms consi…

  • Die Wohnungsfrage abseits der Metropolen: Wohnen in Salzburg zwischen touristischer Nachfrage und Finanzanlagen

    Open Access•Andreas Van-Hametner, Christian Smigiel et al.•ARTICLE•Geographica Helvetica•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 27

    The housing question is a topic of increasing concern in a number of European cities. Rising housing costs burden many households. Since the outbreak of the global economic crisis in 2008, housing has increasingly come under spotlight of investors. Institutional and private actors invest in real estate not only in metropolitan areas but also in middle and small-sized towns. Tourism-induced demand increases the pressure on housing markets particul…

  • Revolution für das Klima, Warum wir eine ökosozialistische Alternative brauchen

    Christian Zeller•BOOK•Revolution für das Klima, Warum…•2020

    Inhalt 1 Die Klimabewegung stellt grundlegende Fragen 2 Klimaerhitzung abwendenradikale Antworten sind realistisch 2.1 Die Erwärmung auf 1,5 Grad Celsius begrenzen 2.2 Sofortiger und radikaler Kurswechsel 2.3 Zwei Wege ins Verderben 2.4 Die Herausforderung 2.5 Gang in die Barbarei oder ökosozialistische Alternative Kapitel 1 Die Klimabewegung stellt grundlegende Fragen 1 Die Klimabewegung stellt grundlegende Fragen Die weltumspannende Klimabewegu…

  • Green New Deal als Quadratur des Kreises

    Christian Zeller•ARTICLE•PROKLA Zeitschrift für kritische…•2021

    Die Erderhitzung und das Überschreiten mehrerer planetaren Grenzen erfordern einen raschen und umfassenden Umbau der gesamten Produktion und eine Neuorientierung des Konsums. Unterschiedliche Vorschläge für einen Green New Deal antworten auf diese Herausforderung. Sie wollen den Kapitalismus mit institutionellen Reformen auf eine ökologisch nachhaltige Entwicklungsweise schieben. Ich argumentiere, dass diese Vorstöße den ökologischen Herausforder…

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