Sabine Mannitz
Biographic Data
| ID | 369177 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sabine Mannitz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sabine |
| FAMILY NAME | Mannitz |
| SIGNATURE | MANNITZ S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peace Research Institute Frankfurt |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Displaying and processing political violence in museum spaces: An introduction
Museums are central yet contested sites for engaging with the histories and legacies of political violence. Emerging from private collections and often from colonial contexts, they historically legitimized imperial conquest and repression, mostly neglecting critical scrutiny of their artifacts' origins and narratives. Although the 20th century saw museums formally adopting more educational roles, their representations of political violence mostly…
The city before the city: Attempts at unravelling colonial violence in Canadian museums
We examine if and how museums contribute to unravelling the fabric of settler colonialism in Canada and take them into view as institutions of the colonial education system: schools, universities and museums play key roles in constructing and spreading certain collective narratives and images, and in silencing others. While all states employ "imagined communities" to legitimate and reproduce the existing order, in colonial states this often inclu…
Taxonomies of Cultural Difference: Constructions of Otherness
The cultural dimension of peace. Decentralization and reconciliation in Indonesia
The cultural dimension of peace. Decentralization and reconciliation in Indonesia." Peacebuilding, 5(3), pp. 344–345
The cultural dimension of peace: Decentralisation and reconciliation in Indonesia
Birgit Brauchler has written an excellent monograph on the potential of culture for reconciliation, a factor she describes as essential for the reintegration of societies that have been subjected t
From Paternalism to Facilitation: SSR Shortcomings and the Potential of Social Anthropological Perspectives
This paper discusses the shortcomings of the established Security Sector Reform (SSR) concept and practice and argues for an overhaul of the ways in which transformations in security spaces are approached. In consideration of the theoretical and practical implications of the quest to involve local actors in SSR, a related research agenda is sketched and a case is made in particular for the inclusion of social anthropological perspectives to foste…
The "Democratic Soldier": Comparing Concepts and Practices in Europe
Since the end of the Cold War almost all European countries have reformed their armed forces, focusing on downsizing, internationalization and professionalization. This paper examines how these changes in security sector governance have affected the normative model underlying the military's relationship to democracy, using the image of the 'democratic soldier'. Drawing on a comparative analysis of 12 post-socialist, traditional and consolidated d…
Integration Norms and Realities in Diverse Urban Neighborhoods in Germany: The impact of different cultural capital
The article presents results from the German part of an international research project, which studied from 2008 to 2011 the impact of ethnicity on the biographical prospects of urban youth in nine countries of the European Union, and places these findings in the wider framework of research on minority youths and the role of educational experiences in everyday processes of 'minoritization'. The focus is set specifically on the ways in which hegemo…
Redefining Soldierly Role Models in Germany
The developments global politics has experienced over the past twenty years have altered the conditions for being a soldier in Germany like in many other countries as well. The way in which national defense had been understood lost plausibility with the end of the Cold War. Conflict and threat scenarios changed and the missions of the armed forces were largely reconceptualized to include multinational crisis management. The effects of this redefi…
Politische Sozialisation im Unterricht: Ein europäischer Vergleich
Zu Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts ist nicht mehr zu übersehen, dass die in vorherigen Jahrzehnten gewohnten, vielfach für selbstverständlich gehaltenen Rahmenbedingungen, Voraussetzungen und Zielvorstellungen politischer Bildungsarbeit einen grundlegenden Wandel erfahren haben. Der pädagogische Impetus der politischen Bildung in der modernen Demokratie gilt der Entwicklung eines Bürgerverständnisses der gemeinsamen Verantwortung. So einfach und einl…
Integration und Individualisierung: Heranwachsende aus Immigrantenfamilien auf steinigen Wegen zur eigenen Lebensführung
Die verkannte Integration: Eine Langzeitstudie unter Heranwachsenden aus Immigrantenfamilien
Selbst- und Lebensentwürfe von Heranwachsenden aus Migrantenkreisen werden bislang kaum im Licht der allgemeinen Spannung von spätmoderner Vergesellschaftung und Individualisierung diskutiert. Eher werden sie speziellen Kollektiven oder Problemen zugeordnet, die mit nationalen Herkunftsgruppen in Verbindung gebracht oder auf so genannte Kulturkonflikte zurückgeführt werden. Das Buch bricht mit dieser Perspektive und zeichnet in sechs Fallstudien …
Die verkannte Integration: Eine Langzeitstudie unter Heranwachsenden aus Immigrantenfamilien
Selbst- und Lebensentwürfe von Heranwachsenden aus Migrantenkreisen werden bislang kaum im Licht der allgemeinen Spannung von spätmoderner Vergesellschaftung und Individualisierung diskutiert. Eher werden sie speziellen Kollektiven oder Problemen zugeordnet, die mit nationalen Herkunftsgruppen in Verbindung gebracht oder auf so genannte Kulturkonflikte zurückgeführt werden. Das Buch bricht mit dieser Perspektive und zeichnet in sechs Fallstudien …
Coming of Age as "The Third Generation." Children of Immigrants in Berlin
Turkish Youths in Berlin: Transnational Identification and Double Agency
Migration research has often stressed the adverse circumstances of Turkish immigrants living in Germany. The situation of the so-called second and third generations in particular has been seen as entailing a problematic double-bind of living “between two cultures.” In this scholarship, the image of such youth trapped in a structural culture conflict creates the impression that serious personal and emotional crises are an inevitable part of Turkis…
From Paternalism to Facilitation: SSR Shortcomings and the Potential of Social Anthropological Perspectives
This paper discusses the shortcomings of the established Security Sector Reform (SSR) concept and practice and argues for an overhaul of the ways in which transformations in security spaces are approached. In consideration of the theoretical and practical implications of the quest to involve local actors in SSR, a related research agenda is sketched and a case is made in particular for the inclusion of social anthropological perspectives to foste…
Redefining Soldierly Role Models in Germany
The developments global politics has experienced over the past twenty years have altered the conditions for being a soldier in Germany like in many other countries as well. The way in which national defense had been understood lost plausibility with the end of the Cold War. Conflict and threat scenarios changed and the missions of the armed forces were largely reconceptualized to include multinational crisis management. The effects of this redefi…
The cultural dimension of peace. Decentralization and reconciliation in Indonesia
The cultural dimension of peace. Decentralization and reconciliation in Indonesia." Peacebuilding, 5(3), pp. 344–345
The cultural dimension of peace: Decentralisation and reconciliation in Indonesia
Birgit Brauchler has written an excellent monograph on the potential of culture for reconciliation, a factor she describes as essential for the reintegration of societies that have been subjected t
Turkish Youths in Berlin: Transnational Identification and Double Agency
Migration research has often stressed the adverse circumstances of Turkish immigrants living in Germany. The situation of the so-called second and third generations in particular has been seen as entailing a problematic double-bind of living “between two cultures.” In this scholarship, the image of such youth trapped in a structural culture conflict creates the impression that serious personal and emotional crises are an inevitable part of Turkis…
Coming of Age as "The Third Generation." Children of Immigrants in Berlin
Die verkannte Integration: Eine Langzeitstudie unter Heranwachsenden aus Immigrantenfamilien
Selbst- und Lebensentwürfe von Heranwachsenden aus Migrantenkreisen werden bislang kaum im Licht der allgemeinen Spannung von spätmoderner Vergesellschaftung und Individualisierung diskutiert. Eher werden sie speziellen Kollektiven oder Problemen zugeordnet, die mit nationalen Herkunftsgruppen in Verbindung gebracht oder auf so genannte Kulturkonflikte zurückgeführt werden. Das Buch bricht mit dieser Perspektive und zeichnet in sechs Fallstudien …
Die verkannte Integration: Eine Langzeitstudie unter Heranwachsenden aus Immigrantenfamilien
Selbst- und Lebensentwürfe von Heranwachsenden aus Migrantenkreisen werden bislang kaum im Licht der allgemeinen Spannung von spätmoderner Vergesellschaftung und Individualisierung diskutiert. Eher werden sie speziellen Kollektiven oder Problemen zugeordnet, die mit nationalen Herkunftsgruppen in Verbindung gebracht oder auf so genannte Kulturkonflikte zurückgeführt werden. Das Buch bricht mit dieser Perspektive und zeichnet in sechs Fallstudien …
Integration und Individualisierung: Heranwachsende aus Immigrantenfamilien auf steinigen Wegen zur eigenen Lebensführung
Politische Sozialisation im Unterricht: Ein europäischer Vergleich
Zu Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts ist nicht mehr zu übersehen, dass die in vorherigen Jahrzehnten gewohnten, vielfach für selbstverständlich gehaltenen Rahmenbedingungen, Voraussetzungen und Zielvorstellungen politischer Bildungsarbeit einen grundlegenden Wandel erfahren haben. Der pädagogische Impetus der politischen Bildung in der modernen Demokratie gilt der Entwicklung eines Bürgerverständnisses der gemeinsamen Verantwortung. So einfach und einl…
Redefining Soldierly Role Models in Germany
The developments global politics has experienced over the past twenty years have altered the conditions for being a soldier in Germany like in many other countries as well. The way in which national defense had been understood lost plausibility with the end of the Cold War. Conflict and threat scenarios changed and the missions of the armed forces were largely reconceptualized to include multinational crisis management. The effects of this redefi…
Integration Norms and Realities in Diverse Urban Neighborhoods in Germany: The impact of different cultural capital
The article presents results from the German part of an international research project, which studied from 2008 to 2011 the impact of ethnicity on the biographical prospects of urban youth in nine countries of the European Union, and places these findings in the wider framework of research on minority youths and the role of educational experiences in everyday processes of 'minoritization'. The focus is set specifically on the ways in which hegemo…
The "Democratic Soldier": Comparing Concepts and Practices in Europe
Since the end of the Cold War almost all European countries have reformed their armed forces, focusing on downsizing, internationalization and professionalization. This paper examines how these changes in security sector governance have affected the normative model underlying the military's relationship to democracy, using the image of the 'democratic soldier'. Drawing on a comparative analysis of 12 post-socialist, traditional and consolidated d…
From Paternalism to Facilitation: SSR Shortcomings and the Potential of Social Anthropological Perspectives
This paper discusses the shortcomings of the established Security Sector Reform (SSR) concept and practice and argues for an overhaul of the ways in which transformations in security spaces are approached. In consideration of the theoretical and practical implications of the quest to involve local actors in SSR, a related research agenda is sketched and a case is made in particular for the inclusion of social anthropological perspectives to foste…
The cultural dimension of peace. Decentralization and reconciliation in Indonesia
The cultural dimension of peace. Decentralization and reconciliation in Indonesia." Peacebuilding, 5(3), pp. 344–345
The cultural dimension of peace: Decentralisation and reconciliation in Indonesia
Birgit Brauchler has written an excellent monograph on the potential of culture for reconciliation, a factor she describes as essential for the reintegration of societies that have been subjected t
Taxonomies of Cultural Difference: Constructions of Otherness
Displaying and processing political violence in museum spaces: An introduction
Museums are central yet contested sites for engaging with the histories and legacies of political violence. Emerging from private collections and often from colonial contexts, they historically legitimized imperial conquest and repression, mostly neglecting critical scrutiny of their artifacts' origins and narratives. Although the 20th century saw museums formally adopting more educational roles, their representations of political violence mostly…
The city before the city: Attempts at unravelling colonial violence in Canadian museums
We examine if and how museums contribute to unravelling the fabric of settler colonialism in Canada and take them into view as institutions of the colonial education system: schools, universities and museums play key roles in constructing and spreading certain collective narratives and images, and in silencing others. While all states employ "imagined communities" to legitimate and reproduce the existing order, in colonial states this often inclu…
Political science (13 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (4 works) · History (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Social science (4 works)