Robert Heinze
Biographic Data
| ID | 3611943 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Heinze |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Heinze |
| SIGNATURE | HEINZE R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deutsches Historisches Institut Paris |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1411-0035 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Labor and Informal Transport in Africa
Labor history has for a long time struggled with so-called “informal” labor, which is situated outside of regularised labor relations, but is widespread in many regions of the globe. The essay reviews five recent books from different fields on transport and labor in Africa, which explore the question of informality, everyday labor, labor organisation, and the infrastructure and technology of mobility. It develops an approach to informal labor tha…
Mobility, Migration and Networks in Historiographical Research
This forum analyses how a dialogue between methodological approaches in historiographical research across different world regions and time periods can yield new perspectives on migration, mobility, and network research. By applying the postcolonial concept of subaltern groups, the authors discuss ways to let 'ordinary people' speak through unconventional sources
Eine „Neue Amin-Lektüre“? Der ungleiche Tausch auf dem Weltmarkt und die Rolle des Nationalstaats im Werk von Samir Amin
Der Artikel unternimmt eine Relektüre des Werks von Samir Amin, indem er zwei aktuelle Forschungstrends verbindet: die „Wiederentdeckung“ der Dependenztheorie (und von Samir Amin) durch Teile der Wirtschafts- und anderer Sozialwissenschaften und die Neubewertungen der internationalen emanzipatorischen Projekte der „Dritten Welt“, wie Bandung und die Neue Internationale Weltwirtschaftsordnung. Dazu fokussiert er auf die Rolle, die die Nation in Am…
Radio in Africa
Frantz Fanon's essay "This is the Voice of Algeria" is a still-underused text in the study of radio. The book it comes from, A Dying Colonialism, is often regarded as one of Fanon's weaker works, since its sociological studies of the Algerian revolution are considered to lack the rhetorical mastership and philosophical heft seen in his more famous books. At least in the case of his essay on radio, however, this perception is misguided, as recent …
Le Gyrobus
Fighting over Urban Space
Men Between
This article traces the history of a group of Zambian broadcasters who established the first radio station in the country and made their mark on broadcasting for years to come. It describes their contribution to modern Zambian culture and to nationalist mobilisation. African broadcasters developed formats, ways of presenting and choices of music that appealed to Zambian listeners and established new, authentically local styles.While radio quickly…
The Government Policy of Protector Somerset
Men Between
This article traces the history of a group of Zambian broadcasters who established the first radio station in the country and made their mark on broadcasting for years to come. It describes their contribution to modern Zambian culture and to nationalist mobilisation. African broadcasters developed formats, ways of presenting and choices of music that appealed to Zambian listeners and established new, authentically local styles.While radio quickly…
Fighting over Urban Space
Radio in Africa
Frantz Fanon's essay "This is the Voice of Algeria" is a still-underused text in the study of radio. The book it comes from, A Dying Colonialism, is often regarded as one of Fanon's weaker works, since its sociological studies of the Algerian revolution are considered to lack the rhetorical mastership and philosophical heft seen in his more famous books. At least in the case of his essay on radio, however, this perception is misguided, as recent …
The Government Policy of Protector Somerset
Men Between
This article traces the history of a group of Zambian broadcasters who established the first radio station in the country and made their mark on broadcasting for years to come. It describes their contribution to modern Zambian culture and to nationalist mobilisation. African broadcasters developed formats, ways of presenting and choices of music that appealed to Zambian listeners and established new, authentically local styles.While radio quickly…
Fighting over Urban Space
Le Gyrobus
Eine „Neue Amin-Lektüre“? Der ungleiche Tausch auf dem Weltmarkt und die Rolle des Nationalstaats im Werk von Samir Amin
Der Artikel unternimmt eine Relektüre des Werks von Samir Amin, indem er zwei aktuelle Forschungstrends verbindet: die „Wiederentdeckung“ der Dependenztheorie (und von Samir Amin) durch Teile der Wirtschafts- und anderer Sozialwissenschaften und die Neubewertungen der internationalen emanzipatorischen Projekte der „Dritten Welt“, wie Bandung und die Neue Internationale Weltwirtschaftsordnung. Dazu fokussiert er auf die Rolle, die die Nation in Am…
Radio in Africa
Frantz Fanon's essay "This is the Voice of Algeria" is a still-underused text in the study of radio. The book it comes from, A Dying Colonialism, is often regarded as one of Fanon's weaker works, since its sociological studies of the Algerian revolution are considered to lack the rhetorical mastership and philosophical heft seen in his more famous books. At least in the case of his essay on radio, however, this perception is misguided, as recent …
Labor and Informal Transport in Africa
Labor history has for a long time struggled with so-called “informal” labor, which is situated outside of regularised labor relations, but is widespread in many regions of the globe. The essay reviews five recent books from different fields on transport and labor in Africa, which explore the question of informality, everyday labor, labor organisation, and the infrastructure and technology of mobility. It develops an approach to informal labor tha…
Mobility, Migration and Networks in Historiographical Research
This forum analyses how a dialogue between methodological approaches in historiographical research across different world regions and time periods can yield new perspectives on migration, mobility, and network research. By applying the postcolonial concept of subaltern groups, the authors discuss ways to let 'ordinary people' speak through unconventional sources
African history and culture studies (4 works) · Colonialism (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works)