Rainer Wehrhahn
Biographic Data
| ID | 3719367 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rainer Wehrhahn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rainer |
| FAMILY NAME | Wehrhahn |
| SIGNATURE | WEHRHAHN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Climate-Just Housing: A Socio-spatial Perspective on Climate Policy and Housing
Focusing on the nexus of climate and housing policy, this article analyzes the socio-spatial consequences of urban climate mitigation policies and the resultant need to broaden the concept of climate justice. By using the example of energy retrofitting in a low-income district in Kiel, Germany, the article examines cities' dependence on real estate companies to reach low-carbon goals in a privatized housing market and the (potential) need to prov…
Refugee Migration to Europe – Current Challenges and Potentials for Cities and Regions
Jahrbuch StadtRegion 2019/2020: Schwerpunkt
Jahrbuch StadtRegion 2019/2020: Schwerpunkt: Digitale Transformation
The production of (in)security in São Paulo: Changing patterns of daily actions from the perspective of social practices theory
Urban planners and the production of gated communities in China: A structure–agency approach
This study takes an actor-oriented perspective and focuses on the role of urban planners in the production of gated communities in China. It probes their related values and the structural factors influencing their preferences and planning choices. The main empirical basis is a large-scale survey of urban planners throughout China. The results show for example that most of the surveyed planners are residents of gated communities themselves. This i…
Debordering and rebordering in the residential borderlands of suburban Guangzhou
Gated communities and enclave urbanism in China have recently drawn considerable attention of researchers and policy makers. The integration of urban space is now even on the agenda of the Chinese Central Government. This article therefore sets out to advance our understanding of how exactly urban borders function and how they change over time. This is done by applying concepts of border theory to what may be called residential borderlands. The e…
New migration processes in contemporary China – The constitution of African trader networks in Guangzhou
The city of Guangzhou in southern China is characterised by a particularly pronounced inflow of Africans active in the export trade of Chinese goods to Africa. Research of such contemporary international migration in China has so far focused on socio-spatial effects, the social impact on society or macrostructural economic approaches. There has, however, been little discussion of questions related to the emergence and processuality of these very …
A Psychological-Geographical Approach to Vulnerability: The Example of a Chinese urban Development Project from the Perspective of the Transactional Stress Model
Since the 1980s, reform, the open-door policy, and rapid economic growth have encouraged Chinese cities to become fast-growing and highly dynamic urban areas. They are subject to both innovations and international connectivity as well as to rising socioeconomic and ecological vulnerability. In this paper we sketch the main transformation processes of a traditional Chinese village in the megacity Guangzhou, South China, processes that are linked t…
Lt;i>Gated communities in Madrid: Zur Funktion von Mauern im europäischen Kontext
Bislang sind noch keine empirischen basierten Untersuchungen zu geschlossenen Siedlungskomplexen in Europa durchgeführt worden, obwohl dieses Phänomen bereits seit vielen Jahren, insbesondere in einigen süd- und osteuropäischen Ländern, existiert. Im vorliegenden Beitrag wird vor dem Hintergrund eines akteursbezogenen Untersuchungskonzeptes nach den Gründen der Entstehung und Ausbreitung von gated communities in Spanien gefragt. Mittels standardi…
Tourismus als Entwicklungsfaktor im kubanischen Transformationsprozeß
Zur Peripherie postmoderner Metropolen: Periurbanisierung, Fragmentierung und Polarisierung, untersucht am Beispiel Madrid
Life expectancy and infant mortality in Latin America
Urban planners and the production of gated communities in China: A structure–agency approach
This study takes an actor-oriented perspective and focuses on the role of urban planners in the production of gated communities in China. It probes their related values and the structural factors influencing their preferences and planning choices. The main empirical basis is a large-scale survey of urban planners throughout China. The results show for example that most of the surveyed planners are residents of gated communities themselves. This i…
Life expectancy and infant mortality in Latin America
Debordering and rebordering in the residential borderlands of suburban Guangzhou
Gated communities and enclave urbanism in China have recently drawn considerable attention of researchers and policy makers. The integration of urban space is now even on the agenda of the Chinese Central Government. This article therefore sets out to advance our understanding of how exactly urban borders function and how they change over time. This is done by applying concepts of border theory to what may be called residential borderlands. The e…
Lt;i>Gated communities in Madrid: Zur Funktion von Mauern im europäischen Kontext
Bislang sind noch keine empirischen basierten Untersuchungen zu geschlossenen Siedlungskomplexen in Europa durchgeführt worden, obwohl dieses Phänomen bereits seit vielen Jahren, insbesondere in einigen süd- und osteuropäischen Ländern, existiert. Im vorliegenden Beitrag wird vor dem Hintergrund eines akteursbezogenen Untersuchungskonzeptes nach den Gründen der Entstehung und Ausbreitung von gated communities in Spanien gefragt. Mittels standardi…
New migration processes in contemporary China – The constitution of African trader networks in Guangzhou
The city of Guangzhou in southern China is characterised by a particularly pronounced inflow of Africans active in the export trade of Chinese goods to Africa. Research of such contemporary international migration in China has so far focused on socio-spatial effects, the social impact on society or macrostructural economic approaches. There has, however, been little discussion of questions related to the emergence and processuality of these very …
A Psychological-Geographical Approach to Vulnerability: The Example of a Chinese urban Development Project from the Perspective of the Transactional Stress Model
Since the 1980s, reform, the open-door policy, and rapid economic growth have encouraged Chinese cities to become fast-growing and highly dynamic urban areas. They are subject to both innovations and international connectivity as well as to rising socioeconomic and ecological vulnerability. In this paper we sketch the main transformation processes of a traditional Chinese village in the megacity Guangzhou, South China, processes that are linked t…
Climate-Just Housing: A Socio-spatial Perspective on Climate Policy and Housing
Focusing on the nexus of climate and housing policy, this article analyzes the socio-spatial consequences of urban climate mitigation policies and the resultant need to broaden the concept of climate justice. By using the example of energy retrofitting in a low-income district in Kiel, Germany, the article examines cities' dependence on real estate companies to reach low-carbon goals in a privatized housing market and the (potential) need to prov…
Life expectancy and infant mortality in Latin America
Tourismus als Entwicklungsfaktor im kubanischen Transformationsprozeß
Zur Peripherie postmoderner Metropolen: Periurbanisierung, Fragmentierung und Polarisierung, untersucht am Beispiel Madrid
Lt;i>Gated communities in Madrid: Zur Funktion von Mauern im europäischen Kontext
Bislang sind noch keine empirischen basierten Untersuchungen zu geschlossenen Siedlungskomplexen in Europa durchgeführt worden, obwohl dieses Phänomen bereits seit vielen Jahren, insbesondere in einigen süd- und osteuropäischen Ländern, existiert. Im vorliegenden Beitrag wird vor dem Hintergrund eines akteursbezogenen Untersuchungskonzeptes nach den Gründen der Entstehung und Ausbreitung von gated communities in Spanien gefragt. Mittels standardi…
A Psychological-Geographical Approach to Vulnerability: The Example of a Chinese urban Development Project from the Perspective of the Transactional Stress Model
Since the 1980s, reform, the open-door policy, and rapid economic growth have encouraged Chinese cities to become fast-growing and highly dynamic urban areas. They are subject to both innovations and international connectivity as well as to rising socioeconomic and ecological vulnerability. In this paper we sketch the main transformation processes of a traditional Chinese village in the megacity Guangzhou, South China, processes that are linked t…
New migration processes in contemporary China – The constitution of African trader networks in Guangzhou
The city of Guangzhou in southern China is characterised by a particularly pronounced inflow of Africans active in the export trade of Chinese goods to Africa. Research of such contemporary international migration in China has so far focused on socio-spatial effects, the social impact on society or macrostructural economic approaches. There has, however, been little discussion of questions related to the emergence and processuality of these very …
Debordering and rebordering in the residential borderlands of suburban Guangzhou
Gated communities and enclave urbanism in China have recently drawn considerable attention of researchers and policy makers. The integration of urban space is now even on the agenda of the Chinese Central Government. This article therefore sets out to advance our understanding of how exactly urban borders function and how they change over time. This is done by applying concepts of border theory to what may be called residential borderlands. The e…
Urban planners and the production of gated communities in China: A structure–agency approach
This study takes an actor-oriented perspective and focuses on the role of urban planners in the production of gated communities in China. It probes their related values and the structural factors influencing their preferences and planning choices. The main empirical basis is a large-scale survey of urban planners throughout China. The results show for example that most of the surveyed planners are residents of gated communities themselves. This i…
Jahrbuch StadtRegion 2019/2020: Schwerpunkt: Digitale Transformation
The production of (in)security in São Paulo: Changing patterns of daily actions from the perspective of social practices theory
Jahrbuch StadtRegion 2019/2020: Schwerpunkt
Refugee Migration to Europe – Current Challenges and Potentials for Cities and Regions
Climate-Just Housing: A Socio-spatial Perspective on Climate Policy and Housing
Focusing on the nexus of climate and housing policy, this article analyzes the socio-spatial consequences of urban climate mitigation policies and the resultant need to broaden the concept of climate justice. By using the example of energy retrofitting in a low-income district in Kiel, Germany, the article examines cities' dependence on real estate companies to reach low-carbon goals in a privatized housing market and the (potential) need to prov…
Political science (9 works) · Geography (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Art (3 works) · China (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)