Gerhard Kümmel
Biographic Data
| ID | 291575 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gerhard Kümmel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gerhard |
| FAMILY NAME | Kümmel |
| SIGNATURE | KÜMMEL G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Territoires |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 8 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Les femmes dans la Bundeswehr
Cet article décrit l’intégration des femmes dans la Bundeswehr. Après la création de la Bundeswehr, les femmes ne pouvaient initialement travailler que comme employées civiles dans l’administration de la Bundeswehr. Cette situation a changé principalement en raison du manque de personnel dans le service médical de la Bundeswehr au milieu des années 1970, de sorte que depuis lors, les femmes peuvent être employées avec le statut de soldat en tant …
Am Puls der Bundeswehr: Militärsoziologie in Deutschland Zwischen Wissenschaft, Politik, Bundeswehr und Gesellschaft
Am Puls der Bundeswehr: Militärsoziologie in Deutschland Zwischen Wissenschaft, Politik, Bundeswehr und Gesellschaft
The Armed Forces: Towards a Post-Interventionist Era?
Armed Forces: Towards a Post-Interventionist Era?
The Armed Forces: Towards a Post-Interventionist Era?
Militär und Gewalt. Eine konzeptionelle Skizze
Soldat-Sein heute: Eine Einleitung
Der Soldatenberuf erlebt seit einiger Zeit eine nachhaltige Re- und Neudefinition. Denn vor dem Hintergrund eines erweiterten Sicherheitsbegriffs, der beispielsweise mit einer Responsibility to Protect argumentiert und Krieg, so die Diktion von Ulrich Beck, zu Frieden werden lässt, der die Forderung der Stabilisierung fragiler Staaten erhebt, den Wiederaufbau von Staaten in Nachkriegssituationen plant, die Reform staatlicher Systeme und Instrumen…
Das soldatische Subjekt zwischen Weltrisikogesellschaft, Politik, Gesellschaft und Streitkräften. Oder: Vom Schlagen einer Schneise durch den Identitäts- Selbstverständnis-Berufsbild-Dschungel
Der schottische Folk-Sänger Donovan, die britische Antwort auf Bob Dylan und Joan Baez, besang im Jahre 1965, d. h. in einer Zeit, für die der Vietnamkrieg prägend werden sollte, den „Universal Soldier“.
Identität, Selbstverständnis, Berufsbild: Implikationen der neuen Einsatzrealität für die Bundeswehr
Private Military and Security Companies: Chances, Problems, Pitfalls and Prospects
Armed Forces, Soldiers and Civil-Military Relations: Essays in Honor of Jürgen Kuhlmann
Armed forces, soldiers and civil-military relations: Essays in honor of Jürgen Kuhlmann
Armed Forces and Conflict Resolution: Sociological Perspectives
Afghanistan talks. Experiential isomorphism in the military / Joseph L. Soeters -- Introduction / Gerhard Kmmel -- European civilmilitary relations in transition : the decline of conscription / Karl W. Haltiner, Tibor Szvircsev Tresch -- News from the home front : communities supporting military families / René Moelker, Gabriélla Poot, Manon Andres, Ljubica Jeluic, Jelena Juvan, Leena Parmar, Maren Tomforde -- Attitudes and opportunities : self-s…
Women in the Military and in Armed Conflict
Women in the military and in armed conflict
Die Hybridisierung der Soldaten: Soldatisches Subjekt und Identitätswandel
Die Streitkräfte westlicher Länder entwickeln sich gemäß dem Willen ihrer politisch Verantwortlichen weg von einer Verteidigungsarmee und hin zu einer Interventionsarmee. Dieser Umbau wird von den Streitkräften selbst als Transformation bezeichnet. In Politik, Medien und im Militär selbst wird dieser Umbau jedoch häufig bloß als Wandel militärischer Strukturen, Ausbildungsinhalte und -formen sowie vor allem von Technik und Gerät verstanden. Der A…
Streitkräfte im Einsatz: Zur Soziologie militärischer Interventionen
Private Military and Security Companies
A Soldier Is a Soldier Is a Soldier: The Military and Its Soldiers in an Era of Globalization
Casualties and Civil-Military Relations: The German Polity between Learning and Indifference
The issues of casualties and presumed casualty aversion in democratic societies were of marginal importance in the German debate about civil-military relations in the 1990s. Although these issues were ever present, they were never studied in detail. This article analyzes the reactions to German casualties by the political and military elites and by the press. It focuses on a number of recent cases of German soldiers who were killed in out-of-area…
The winds of change: The transition from armed forces for peace to new missions for the Bundeswehr and its impact on civil–military relations
The debate on the civil–military gap and especially the TISS findings are viewed with a focus on Germany. After outlining the historical development of civil–military relations, the question of a civil–military gap is explored with data from 2001. The study finds similarities and differences in the attitudes of the civilian and the military population on several issues. Overall, there is a broad overlap of attitudes, yet differences do exist, esp…
Internationales Handbuch der Gewaltforschung
Complete Access: Women in the Bundeswehr and Male Ambivalence
The Bundeswehr is currently undergoing large-scale transformations. Part of the change, which began in January 2001, is that women previously confined to noncombat roles (e.g., medical service; military bands) are now eligible to all classifications and trades within the German armed forces as a consequence of a ruling of the European Court of Justice in January 2000. This seems to indicate that the gender order in Germany, as well as in modern s…
When Boy Meets Girl: The 'Feminization' of the Military
In this introductory article, first the theme of the monograph issue is explored, developed, and put into the context of the overall debate on woman and the military and women in the military respectively. Next, the major findings following from the various contributions and case studies are presented. In addition, the theoretical explanations of the articles are critically examined and synthesized in a model of the various factors that have to b…
Casualties and Civil-Military Relations: The German Polity between Learning and Indifference
The issues of casualties and presumed casualty aversion in democratic societies were of marginal importance in the German debate about civil-military relations in the 1990s. Although these issues were ever present, they were never studied in detail. This article analyzes the reactions to German casualties by the political and military elites and by the press. It focuses on a number of recent cases of German soldiers who were killed in out-of-area…
Complete Access: Women in the Bundeswehr and Male Ambivalence
The Bundeswehr is currently undergoing large-scale transformations. Part of the change, which began in January 2001, is that women previously confined to noncombat roles (e.g., medical service; military bands) are now eligible to all classifications and trades within the German armed forces as a consequence of a ruling of the European Court of Justice in January 2000. This seems to indicate that the gender order in Germany, as well as in modern s…
When Boy Meets Girl: The 'Feminization' of the Military
In this introductory article, first the theme of the monograph issue is explored, developed, and put into the context of the overall debate on woman and the military and women in the military respectively. Next, the major findings following from the various contributions and case studies are presented. In addition, the theoretical explanations of the articles are critically examined and synthesized in a model of the various factors that have to b…
Identität, Selbstverständnis, Berufsbild: Implikationen der neuen Einsatzrealität für die Bundeswehr
The winds of change: The transition from armed forces for peace to new missions for the Bundeswehr and its impact on civil–military relations
The debate on the civil–military gap and especially the TISS findings are viewed with a focus on Germany. After outlining the historical development of civil–military relations, the question of a civil–military gap is explored with data from 2001. The study finds similarities and differences in the attitudes of the civilian and the military population on several issues. Overall, there is a broad overlap of attitudes, yet differences do exist, esp…
UN overstretch: A German perspective
The role of the UN in the emergent world order is a matter of considerable controversy. This article offers a perspective, reflecting research largely on German press and academic sources, of the danger of UN overstretch stemming from the interplay of new challenges, limited structural resources, high expectations and structural restraints. It is argued that the danger of overstretch is manageable if political discernment and realism prevail. The…
Germany: From Double Crisis to National Socialism
Democracy did not survive in interwar Germany, the republican system broke down and was replaced by a fascist regime. How was it possible for the National Socialists to seize power in Germany and establish an all-pervasive totalitarian regime? Posing this question does not mean that all developments before 1933 can only be viewed from this perspective. This would amount to historical determinism, focussing all attention on the developments that t…
Internationales Handbuch der Gewaltforschung
Complete Access: Women in the Bundeswehr and Male Ambivalence
The Bundeswehr is currently undergoing large-scale transformations. Part of the change, which began in January 2001, is that women previously confined to noncombat roles (e.g., medical service; military bands) are now eligible to all classifications and trades within the German armed forces as a consequence of a ruling of the European Court of Justice in January 2000. This seems to indicate that the gender order in Germany, as well as in modern s…
When Boy Meets Girl: The 'Feminization' of the Military
In this introductory article, first the theme of the monograph issue is explored, developed, and put into the context of the overall debate on woman and the military and women in the military respectively. Next, the major findings following from the various contributions and case studies are presented. In addition, the theoretical explanations of the articles are critically examined and synthesized in a model of the various factors that have to b…
The winds of change: The transition from armed forces for peace to new missions for the Bundeswehr and its impact on civil–military relations
The debate on the civil–military gap and especially the TISS findings are viewed with a focus on Germany. After outlining the historical development of civil–military relations, the question of a civil–military gap is explored with data from 2001. The study finds similarities and differences in the attitudes of the civilian and the military population on several issues. Overall, there is a broad overlap of attitudes, yet differences do exist, esp…
Casualties and Civil-Military Relations: The German Polity between Learning and Indifference
The issues of casualties and presumed casualty aversion in democratic societies were of marginal importance in the German debate about civil-military relations in the 1990s. Although these issues were ever present, they were never studied in detail. This article analyzes the reactions to German casualties by the political and military elites and by the press. It focuses on a number of recent cases of German soldiers who were killed in out-of-area…
A Soldier Is a Soldier Is a Soldier: The Military and Its Soldiers in an Era of Globalization
Private Military and Security Companies
Armed Forces and Conflict Resolution: Sociological Perspectives
Afghanistan talks. Experiential isomorphism in the military / Joseph L. Soeters -- Introduction / Gerhard Kmmel -- European civilmilitary relations in transition : the decline of conscription / Karl W. Haltiner, Tibor Szvircsev Tresch -- News from the home front : communities supporting military families / René Moelker, Gabriélla Poot, Manon Andres, Ljubica Jeluic, Jelena Juvan, Leena Parmar, Maren Tomforde -- Attitudes and opportunities : self-s…
Women in the Military and in Armed Conflict
Women in the military and in armed conflict
Die Hybridisierung der Soldaten: Soldatisches Subjekt und Identitätswandel
Die Streitkräfte westlicher Länder entwickeln sich gemäß dem Willen ihrer politisch Verantwortlichen weg von einer Verteidigungsarmee und hin zu einer Interventionsarmee. Dieser Umbau wird von den Streitkräften selbst als Transformation bezeichnet. In Politik, Medien und im Militär selbst wird dieser Umbau jedoch häufig bloß als Wandel militärischer Strukturen, Ausbildungsinhalte und -formen sowie vor allem von Technik und Gerät verstanden. Der A…
Streitkräfte im Einsatz: Zur Soziologie militärischer Interventionen
Private Military and Security Companies: Chances, Problems, Pitfalls and Prospects
Armed Forces, Soldiers and Civil-Military Relations: Essays in Honor of Jürgen Kuhlmann
Armed forces, soldiers and civil-military relations: Essays in honor of Jürgen Kuhlmann
Soldat-Sein heute: Eine Einleitung
Der Soldatenberuf erlebt seit einiger Zeit eine nachhaltige Re- und Neudefinition. Denn vor dem Hintergrund eines erweiterten Sicherheitsbegriffs, der beispielsweise mit einer Responsibility to Protect argumentiert und Krieg, so die Diktion von Ulrich Beck, zu Frieden werden lässt, der die Forderung der Stabilisierung fragiler Staaten erhebt, den Wiederaufbau von Staaten in Nachkriegssituationen plant, die Reform staatlicher Systeme und Instrumen…
Das soldatische Subjekt zwischen Weltrisikogesellschaft, Politik, Gesellschaft und Streitkräften. Oder: Vom Schlagen einer Schneise durch den Identitäts- Selbstverständnis-Berufsbild-Dschungel
Der schottische Folk-Sänger Donovan, die britische Antwort auf Bob Dylan und Joan Baez, besang im Jahre 1965, d. h. in einer Zeit, für die der Vietnamkrieg prägend werden sollte, den „Universal Soldier“.
Identität, Selbstverständnis, Berufsbild: Implikationen der neuen Einsatzrealität für die Bundeswehr
The Armed Forces: Towards a Post-Interventionist Era?
Armed Forces: Towards a Post-Interventionist Era?
The Armed Forces: Towards a Post-Interventionist Era?
Militär und Gewalt. Eine konzeptionelle Skizze
Am Puls der Bundeswehr: Militärsoziologie in Deutschland Zwischen Wissenschaft, Politik, Bundeswehr und Gesellschaft
Political science (21 works) · Military History and Strategy (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Gender, Security, and Conflict (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Armed Forces (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Defense, Military, and Policy Studies (5 works)