Katharina Bohnenberger
Biographic Data
| ID | 3588101 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katharina Bohnenberger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katharina |
| FAMILY NAME | Bohnenberger |
| SIGNATURE | BOHNENBERGER K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Duisburg-Essen |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3027-3336 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Defining growth dependence
Many socio-economic systems require positive economic growth rates to function properly. These growth dependencies pose serious challenges given uncertainty about future growth rates and the role of economic growth as a driver of environmental crises. Thus, identifying and transforming socio-economic systems that currently rely on growth for their adequate functioning is a crucial step towards effective sustainability transformations. To facilita…
Ideen und Konfliktlinien im deutschen Diskurs zur Bildung von Allianzen für eine integrierte Klima- und Sozialpolitik
Obwohl sich strategische Kooperationen zwischen umwelt- und sozialpolitischen Interessengruppen tendenziell verstärkt haben, nehmen gesellschaftliche Konflikte um die sozial-ökologische Transformation zu. Dieser Beitrag untersucht implizite Konfliktlinien zwischen Akteuren im Diskurs an der Schnittstelle von Klima- und Sozialpolitik. Aus Perspektive des diskursiven Institutionalismus identifizieren wir anhand von Expert:inneninterviews fünf zugru…
The Politics of Germany’s eco-social transformation
In Germany, at first glance there is general political agreement between the green-progressive camp and the capitalist-industrial centre-right on the need for the eco-social transformation. However, there are considerable gaps between ambitions to implement policies towards an eco-social transformation and its actual implementation. As this Special Issue (SI) shows, the acceptance of green welfare systems or adding social policies to the green tr…
Peaks and gaps in eco-social policy and sustainable welfare
The social impacts of the climate crisis and the need for societal transformation to achieve climate goals require integrated research and design of environmental policy and social security. The article analyses the current state of research on eco-social policy and sustainable welfare. Based on a systematic literature review covering more than 1000 publications, the article identifies 20 research topics. Strong research progress has been made on…
The Sustainable Welfare and Eco-Social Policy Network
Is it a green or brown job? A Taxonomy of Sustainable Employment
Greening employment is required to avoid multiple ecological crises but so far there exist different notions of what makes a job ecologically sustainable. The article portrays five theoretical perspectives and develops a framework to evaluate the environmental impact of employment in four dimensions: (1) output type: sustainable goods and services as the outputs from work, (2) occupation: green tasks and activities at the workplace, (3) work-life…
Klimagerechtigkeit, Diversität und Nachhaltige Sozialpolitik
Bibliographie: Bohnenberger, Katharina/Fritz, Martin: Klimagerechtigkeit, Diversität und Nachhaltige Sozialpolitik, ZDfm – Zeitschrift für Diversitätsforschung und -management, 1-2021, S. 53-58. https://doi.org/10.3224/zdfm.v6i1.06
Money, Vouchers, Public Infrastructures? A Framework for Sustainable Welfare Benefits
While the social consequences of environmental policies are extensively evaluated in sustainability research, few studies exist on the ecological impact of social benefits and the welfare state. Sustainable welfare is a novel research field that seeks to close this knowledge gap and develop integrated eco-social policies. Within this, researchers are starting to ask how citizen’s needs can be guaranteed in an environmentally sustainable way and h…
Sozialpolitik for Future
Klimagerechtigkeit heißt, den Umgang mit den Ursachen, Folgen und Kosten des menschengemachten Klimawandels zu regeln, ohne dabei bestimmte soziale Gruppen zu benachteiligen. Dazu gibt es Vorstellungen von einer gerechten Verteilung und Prinzipien für das richtige Handeln. Aber wie lässt sich Klimagerechtigkeit mit konkreten politischen Maßnahmen erreichen? In diesem Beitrag argumentieren wir, dass eine nachhaltige Sozialpolitik, in der soziale G…
What are the social outcomes of climate policies? A systematic map and review of the ex-post literature
It is critical to ensure climate and energy policies are just, equitable and beneficial for communities, both to sustain public support for decarbonisation and address multifaceted societal challenges. Our objective in this article is to examine the diverse social outcomes that have resulted from climate policies, in varying contexts worldwide, over the past few decades. We review 203 ex-post climate policy assessments that analyse social outcome…
Can ‘Sufficiency’ reconcile social and environmental goals? A Q-methodological analysis of German housing policy
In housing policy, social and environmental targets often appear to be in conflict. This article examines to which degree the rising sustainability strategy ‘sufficiency’ has the potential to overcome this alleged trade-off between social and environmental goals in Germany. The positions of relevant stakeholders from social, environmental, and housing interest groups in Germany on housing policy are analysed by use of Q-methodology. Four distinct…
Peaks and gaps in eco-social policy and sustainable welfare
The social impacts of the climate crisis and the need for societal transformation to achieve climate goals require integrated research and design of environmental policy and social security. The article analyses the current state of research on eco-social policy and sustainable welfare. Based on a systematic literature review covering more than 1000 publications, the article identifies 20 research topics. Strong research progress has been made on…
Is it a green or brown job? A Taxonomy of Sustainable Employment
Greening employment is required to avoid multiple ecological crises but so far there exist different notions of what makes a job ecologically sustainable. The article portrays five theoretical perspectives and develops a framework to evaluate the environmental impact of employment in four dimensions: (1) output type: sustainable goods and services as the outputs from work, (2) occupation: green tasks and activities at the workplace, (3) work-life…
Can ‘Sufficiency’ reconcile social and environmental goals? A Q-methodological analysis of German housing policy
In housing policy, social and environmental targets often appear to be in conflict. This article examines to which degree the rising sustainability strategy ‘sufficiency’ has the potential to overcome this alleged trade-off between social and environmental goals in Germany. The positions of relevant stakeholders from social, environmental, and housing interest groups in Germany on housing policy are analysed by use of Q-methodology. Four distinct…
The Politics of Germany’s eco-social transformation
In Germany, at first glance there is general political agreement between the green-progressive camp and the capitalist-industrial centre-right on the need for the eco-social transformation. However, there are considerable gaps between ambitions to implement policies towards an eco-social transformation and its actual implementation. As this Special Issue (SI) shows, the acceptance of green welfare systems or adding social policies to the green tr…
Money, Vouchers, Public Infrastructures? A Framework for Sustainable Welfare Benefits
While the social consequences of environmental policies are extensively evaluated in sustainability research, few studies exist on the ecological impact of social benefits and the welfare state. Sustainable welfare is a novel research field that seeks to close this knowledge gap and develop integrated eco-social policies. Within this, researchers are starting to ask how citizen’s needs can be guaranteed in an environmentally sustainable way and h…
Sozialpolitik for Future
Klimagerechtigkeit heißt, den Umgang mit den Ursachen, Folgen und Kosten des menschengemachten Klimawandels zu regeln, ohne dabei bestimmte soziale Gruppen zu benachteiligen. Dazu gibt es Vorstellungen von einer gerechten Verteilung und Prinzipien für das richtige Handeln. Aber wie lässt sich Klimagerechtigkeit mit konkreten politischen Maßnahmen erreichen? In diesem Beitrag argumentieren wir, dass eine nachhaltige Sozialpolitik, in der soziale G…
What are the social outcomes of climate policies? A systematic map and review of the ex-post literature
It is critical to ensure climate and energy policies are just, equitable and beneficial for communities, both to sustain public support for decarbonisation and address multifaceted societal challenges. Our objective in this article is to examine the diverse social outcomes that have resulted from climate policies, in varying contexts worldwide, over the past few decades. We review 203 ex-post climate policy assessments that analyse social outcome…
Can ‘Sufficiency’ reconcile social and environmental goals? A Q-methodological analysis of German housing policy
In housing policy, social and environmental targets often appear to be in conflict. This article examines to which degree the rising sustainability strategy ‘sufficiency’ has the potential to overcome this alleged trade-off between social and environmental goals in Germany. The positions of relevant stakeholders from social, environmental, and housing interest groups in Germany on housing policy are analysed by use of Q-methodology. Four distinct…
Klimagerechtigkeit, Diversität und Nachhaltige Sozialpolitik
Bibliographie: Bohnenberger, Katharina/Fritz, Martin: Klimagerechtigkeit, Diversität und Nachhaltige Sozialpolitik, ZDfm – Zeitschrift für Diversitätsforschung und -management, 1-2021, S. 53-58. https://doi.org/10.3224/zdfm.v6i1.06
The Sustainable Welfare and Eco-Social Policy Network
Is it a green or brown job? A Taxonomy of Sustainable Employment
Greening employment is required to avoid multiple ecological crises but so far there exist different notions of what makes a job ecologically sustainable. The article portrays five theoretical perspectives and develops a framework to evaluate the environmental impact of employment in four dimensions: (1) output type: sustainable goods and services as the outputs from work, (2) occupation: green tasks and activities at the workplace, (3) work-life…
Peaks and gaps in eco-social policy and sustainable welfare
The social impacts of the climate crisis and the need for societal transformation to achieve climate goals require integrated research and design of environmental policy and social security. The article analyses the current state of research on eco-social policy and sustainable welfare. Based on a systematic literature review covering more than 1000 publications, the article identifies 20 research topics. Strong research progress has been made on…
Ideen und Konfliktlinien im deutschen Diskurs zur Bildung von Allianzen für eine integrierte Klima- und Sozialpolitik
Obwohl sich strategische Kooperationen zwischen umwelt- und sozialpolitischen Interessengruppen tendenziell verstärkt haben, nehmen gesellschaftliche Konflikte um die sozial-ökologische Transformation zu. Dieser Beitrag untersucht implizite Konfliktlinien zwischen Akteuren im Diskurs an der Schnittstelle von Klima- und Sozialpolitik. Aus Perspektive des diskursiven Institutionalismus identifizieren wir anhand von Expert:inneninterviews fünf zugru…
The Politics of Germany’s eco-social transformation
In Germany, at first glance there is general political agreement between the green-progressive camp and the capitalist-industrial centre-right on the need for the eco-social transformation. However, there are considerable gaps between ambitions to implement policies towards an eco-social transformation and its actual implementation. As this Special Issue (SI) shows, the acceptance of green welfare systems or adding social policies to the green tr…
Defining growth dependence
Many socio-economic systems require positive economic growth rates to function properly. These growth dependencies pose serious challenges given uncertainty about future growth rates and the role of economic growth as a driver of environmental crises. Thus, identifying and transforming socio-economic systems that currently rely on growth for their adequate functioning is a crucial step towards effective sustainability transformations. To facilita…
Political science (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Public economics (5 works) · Economic and Social Issues (4 works) · Social policy (4 works) · Sustainability (4 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (4 works) · Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy (4 works) · Environmental economics (3 works) · Innovation, Technology, and Society (3 works)