Daniel Schiller
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3720503 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Daniel Schiller |
| NOMBRES | Daniel |
| APELLIDO | Schiller |
| FIRMA | SCHILLER D |
| AFILIACIONES | Universität Greifswald |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8312-0547 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Regional patterns of the understanding of the agriculturally shaped environment –challenging an urban-rural dichotomy by considering rural heterogeneity
Social polarization is an increasingly important phenomenon in the context of sustainable land-use changes. A spatial component is often assumed: an urban-rural polarization with “urban" and "rural" being stereotyped as dichotomous categories. Some arguments from the literature contradict this dichotomy: intermediate urban centers are located in rural areas, inhabitants may have different backgrounds, and interconnectedness and commonalities defy…
Doing and saying content
Background: Content of physical education, such as games, fitness or dance as well as their adequate didactical (re-)presentation for learning purposes are central topics of discussion in sports pedagogy. The concrete processes that constitute the content of PE lessons in situ tend to remain unconsidered in the discussion. Thus, there is a particular lack of detailed studies that can describe how the content is socially constructed and what becom…
Toward a One Health Region
To establish a One Health Region, where human, animal, and environmental health are integrated into all decision-making processes, input from local stakeholders is essential. Their insights help identify the key transformation processes required for systemic change. Findings from Western Pomerania highlight the need to clarify the concept’s scope and enhance its relevance across various sectors.The One Health approach is crucial for addressing co…
Understanding Among Societal Groups as a Prerequisite for Constructive Conflict Handling in Sustainable Land Use Change
Understanding the other's point of view is key to expanding sustainable agriculture beyond its current niche status in the context of climate change mitigation. This paper aims to identify societal groups based on their understanding of the agriculturally shaped environment and investigates associations between sociodemographic characteristics and understanding among these groups. The empirical data stem from a large‐scale population survey in We…
Structural and agentic powers in university-based regional innovation across Chinese core and non-core cities
This study investigates the interplay of structural and agentic power in shaping university-based National Research and Development Institutes (NRDIs) across six Chinese cities. It identifies three dynamics between structural and agentic powers – strong-strong reinforcement, weak-weak constraints and misaligned relations – and examines their impact on innovation governance. Findings highlight how local governments and universities collaborate und…
Shaping opportunity spaces
This paper aims to identify micro-level processes shaping the narratives surrounding regional opportunity spaces. A process perspective is applied to examine how place leaders engage in shaping narratives to influence the perception of opportunity spaces. The empirical research is based on a comparative case study of four peripheral regions in Germany, comprising 92 interviews with regional stakeholders and two cross-regional focus groups. The fi…
The Role of Labour Market Intermediaries for Migrant Workers in Global Production Networks
This article contributes to the literature at the intersection of migration and global production networks (GPNs) by examining the role of labour market intermediaries (LMIs) for migrant workers. It demonstrates mediation processes by LMIs and elaborates on migration networks in the global labour market through qualitative and quantitative data. It examines the role of LMIs in responding to mechanisms in GPN, including zero inventory and just-in-…
Spatial distribution of bioeconomy R&D funding
The promotion of R&D carries the risk that economically strong regions will benefit to a greater extent and that regional disparities will increase by focusing the economy on high technology.However, this is expected to depend on the specific sectoral and technological composition of R&D funding.R&D funding for a bio-based economy in Germany is particularly illustrative for a shift in funding focus from a narrow concept of biotechnology to a broa…
The making of government-business relationships through state rescaling
Developing artificial intelligence (AI) is a priority on China's state agenda, yet the constitutive state roles in AI development are understudied. Against the background of the coexistence of authoritarianism and market liberalism in the governance of the Chinese economy, state rescaling is a useful lens to understand how China is developing this new strategic sector. This paper proposes an analytical framework reifying vertical and horizontal s…
Symbolic value and embeddedness of an industrial megaproject
Large-scale industrial settlements, such as the establishment of multinational enterprise (MNE) subsidiaries, are megaprojects that face additional challenges when embedding the subsidiary in the region. Part of these challenges may be due to contrasting symbolic values of the industrial project, which can facilitate or hinder embeddedness. This study considers the relevance of symbolic value for the embeddedness of an industrial megaproject thro…
Qualitatives Forschen in der Sportpädagogik
The migrant labour regime and labour market intermediaries in the Taiwanese semiconductor industry
This article aims at developing a conceptual framework of the migrant labour regime (MLR) to better understand the agency of migrants in the semiconductor industry and illustrates this by the example of Filipino migrant workers in the Taiwanese semiconductor industry. Based on semi-structured interviews with key persons in the semiconductor industry, the study demonstrates the different roles of actors and connections within the global production…
Identification and characterization of potential change agents among agri-food producers
The multi-level perspective has been criticized for being functionalistic and paying little attention to actor-based perspectives. Nevertheless, for the identification and assessment of potential change agents in a sustainability transition, a clear conceptual and methodological approach is necessary. This paper, thus, develops a multi-dimensional typology of niche, regime, and hybrid actors, which is conceptually grounded in transition studies a…
Dokumentarisches Interpretieren als reflexive Forschungspraxis
Orientierungen und Praktiken sportunterrichtlicher Differenzkonstruktionen. Perspektiven praxistheoretischer Unterrichtsforschung im formal inklusiven Grundschulsport
Im Beitrag werden Differenzkonstruktionen und praktische Ein‐/Ausschlussprozesse im formal inklusiven Grundschulsportunterricht untersucht. Auf Basis videographischer Daten wird in einer wissenssoziologischen, praxistheoretischen Perspektive an einem Fallbeispiel ein kollektiv-geteilter Orientierungsrahmen der Personifikation unterrichtlicher Handlungen aufgezeigt, an dem drei Dimensionen von Differenzkonstruktionen – Reifizierung von ‚Unfähigkei…
Regional Policy and Greenfield Investments in German Districts
Using data on greenfield investment in German districts from 2003 to 2010, we examine how regional development policies affect the decision of multinational corporations to locate facilities in Germany. We are interested in whether regional development policies accumulate to increase the attractiveness of a region and whether some policies are necessary to attract foreign investors. Applying count data models and geographic weighted regression, t…
The evolution of cross-border M&As and innovation strategies
Determinants of Networking Practices in the Chinese Transition Context
The underlying spatial forces of firm networking practices are understudied in the literature of economic geography. This paper aims to reveal patterns and mechanisms of networking practices and relates them to China's transitional context based on empirical data from a firm survey in the Pearl River Delta. It addresses the localisation effect as the primary factor in explaining the selection of networking partners. The results of this paper sugg…
The Functional and Sectoral Division of Labour between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta
This study examines whether regional upgrading has affected the traditional division of labour between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta, as exemplified in the 'front shop-back factory' model. The location choices and investment characteristics of foreign multinational enterprises are used to derive the current status of sectoral and functional specialisation across the region and to explore the alleged competition over foreign direct investmen…
The role of foreign and domestic firms in regional innovation systems of latecomer countries
The literature on technological change and regional development in latecomer countries has argued that foreign and domestic firms differ markedly with regard to their innovation and upgrading efforts. Foreign firms tend to possess greater initial technological capabilities and better access to advanced technologies, but often retain advanced production and innovation activities at their home bases. Some domestic firms, on the other hand, enter th…
The Impact of Academic Mobility on the Creation of Localized Intangible Assets
Schiller D. and Revilla Diez J. The impact of academic mobility on the creation of localized intangible assets, Regional Studies. Researchers are carriers of significant amounts of knowledge. International academic mobility is thus an important mechanism for inducing interregional knowledge flows. This paper analyses mobility patterns of star scientists, the rationale behind their mobility decisions, and interrelations between academic mobility a…
Local embeddedness of knowledge spillover agents
The Janus‐faced Economy
The influence of the institutional framework on governance modes is well covered in economic geography literature but lacks empirical evidence. The main focus of this work is to explain the governance of customer and producer relations of Hong Kong‐based electronics firms by institutional factors. Hong Kong firms are able to deal simultaneously with both the Chinese transitional setting and global markets, thus leading them to be described as Jan…
Digital Capitalism
Schiller traces the transformation of the Internet from government, military, and educational tool to agent of "digital capitalism" through three critically important and interlinked realms.The networks that comprise cyberspace were originally created at the behest of government agencies, military contractors, and allied educational institutions. Over the past generation or so, however, a growing number of these networks began to serve primarily …
The Impact of Academic Mobility on the Creation of Localized Intangible Assets
Schiller D. and Revilla Diez J. The impact of academic mobility on the creation of localized intangible assets, Regional Studies. Researchers are carriers of significant amounts of knowledge. International academic mobility is thus an important mechanism for inducing interregional knowledge flows. This paper analyses mobility patterns of star scientists, the rationale behind their mobility decisions, and interrelations between academic mobility a…
Shaping opportunity spaces
This paper aims to identify micro-level processes shaping the narratives surrounding regional opportunity spaces. A process perspective is applied to examine how place leaders engage in shaping narratives to influence the perception of opportunity spaces. The empirical research is based on a comparative case study of four peripheral regions in Germany, comprising 92 interviews with regional stakeholders and two cross-regional focus groups. The fi…
The Janus‐faced Economy
The influence of the institutional framework on governance modes is well covered in economic geography literature but lacks empirical evidence. The main focus of this work is to explain the governance of customer and producer relations of Hong Kong‐based electronics firms by institutional factors. Hong Kong firms are able to deal simultaneously with both the Chinese transitional setting and global markets, thus leading them to be described as Jan…
Understanding Among Societal Groups as a Prerequisite for Constructive Conflict Handling in Sustainable Land Use Change
Understanding the other's point of view is key to expanding sustainable agriculture beyond its current niche status in the context of climate change mitigation. This paper aims to identify societal groups based on their understanding of the agriculturally shaped environment and investigates associations between sociodemographic characteristics and understanding among these groups. The empirical data stem from a large‐scale population survey in We…
Symbolic value and embeddedness of an industrial megaproject
Large-scale industrial settlements, such as the establishment of multinational enterprise (MNE) subsidiaries, are megaprojects that face additional challenges when embedding the subsidiary in the region. Part of these challenges may be due to contrasting symbolic values of the industrial project, which can facilitate or hinder embeddedness. This study considers the relevance of symbolic value for the embeddedness of an industrial megaproject thro…
Identification and characterization of potential change agents among agri-food producers
The multi-level perspective has been criticized for being functionalistic and paying little attention to actor-based perspectives. Nevertheless, for the identification and assessment of potential change agents in a sustainability transition, a clear conceptual and methodological approach is necessary. This paper, thus, develops a multi-dimensional typology of niche, regime, and hybrid actors, which is conceptually grounded in transition studies a…
The Functional and Sectoral Division of Labour between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta
This study examines whether regional upgrading has affected the traditional division of labour between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta, as exemplified in the 'front shop-back factory' model. The location choices and investment characteristics of foreign multinational enterprises are used to derive the current status of sectoral and functional specialisation across the region and to explore the alleged competition over foreign direct investmen…
Local embeddedness of knowledge spillover agents
Digital Capitalism
Schiller traces the transformation of the Internet from government, military, and educational tool to agent of "digital capitalism" through three critically important and interlinked realms.The networks that comprise cyberspace were originally created at the behest of government agencies, military contractors, and allied educational institutions. Over the past generation or so, however, a growing number of these networks began to serve primarily …
The Janus‐faced Economy
The influence of the institutional framework on governance modes is well covered in economic geography literature but lacks empirical evidence. The main focus of this work is to explain the governance of customer and producer relations of Hong Kong‐based electronics firms by institutional factors. Hong Kong firms are able to deal simultaneously with both the Chinese transitional setting and global markets, thus leading them to be described as Jan…
Local embeddedness of knowledge spillover agents
The role of foreign and domestic firms in regional innovation systems of latecomer countries
The literature on technological change and regional development in latecomer countries has argued that foreign and domestic firms differ markedly with regard to their innovation and upgrading efforts. Foreign firms tend to possess greater initial technological capabilities and better access to advanced technologies, but often retain advanced production and innovation activities at their home bases. Some domestic firms, on the other hand, enter th…
The Impact of Academic Mobility on the Creation of Localized Intangible Assets
Schiller D. and Revilla Diez J. The impact of academic mobility on the creation of localized intangible assets, Regional Studies. Researchers are carriers of significant amounts of knowledge. International academic mobility is thus an important mechanism for inducing interregional knowledge flows. This paper analyses mobility patterns of star scientists, the rationale behind their mobility decisions, and interrelations between academic mobility a…
The Functional and Sectoral Division of Labour between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta
This study examines whether regional upgrading has affected the traditional division of labour between Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta, as exemplified in the 'front shop-back factory' model. The location choices and investment characteristics of foreign multinational enterprises are used to derive the current status of sectoral and functional specialisation across the region and to explore the alleged competition over foreign direct investmen…
Determinants of Networking Practices in the Chinese Transition Context
The underlying spatial forces of firm networking practices are understudied in the literature of economic geography. This paper aims to reveal patterns and mechanisms of networking practices and relates them to China's transitional context based on empirical data from a firm survey in the Pearl River Delta. It addresses the localisation effect as the primary factor in explaining the selection of networking partners. The results of this paper sugg…
The evolution of cross-border M&As and innovation strategies
Dokumentarisches Interpretieren als reflexive Forschungspraxis
Orientierungen und Praktiken sportunterrichtlicher Differenzkonstruktionen. Perspektiven praxistheoretischer Unterrichtsforschung im formal inklusiven Grundschulsport
Im Beitrag werden Differenzkonstruktionen und praktische Ein‐/Ausschlussprozesse im formal inklusiven Grundschulsportunterricht untersucht. Auf Basis videographischer Daten wird in einer wissenssoziologischen, praxistheoretischen Perspektive an einem Fallbeispiel ein kollektiv-geteilter Orientierungsrahmen der Personifikation unterrichtlicher Handlungen aufgezeigt, an dem drei Dimensionen von Differenzkonstruktionen – Reifizierung von ‚Unfähigkei…
Regional Policy and Greenfield Investments in German Districts
Using data on greenfield investment in German districts from 2003 to 2010, we examine how regional development policies affect the decision of multinational corporations to locate facilities in Germany. We are interested in whether regional development policies accumulate to increase the attractiveness of a region and whether some policies are necessary to attract foreign investors. Applying count data models and geographic weighted regression, t…
The migrant labour regime and labour market intermediaries in the Taiwanese semiconductor industry
This article aims at developing a conceptual framework of the migrant labour regime (MLR) to better understand the agency of migrants in the semiconductor industry and illustrates this by the example of Filipino migrant workers in the Taiwanese semiconductor industry. Based on semi-structured interviews with key persons in the semiconductor industry, the study demonstrates the different roles of actors and connections within the global production…
Identification and characterization of potential change agents among agri-food producers
The multi-level perspective has been criticized for being functionalistic and paying little attention to actor-based perspectives. Nevertheless, for the identification and assessment of potential change agents in a sustainability transition, a clear conceptual and methodological approach is necessary. This paper, thus, develops a multi-dimensional typology of niche, regime, and hybrid actors, which is conceptually grounded in transition studies a…
Qualitatives Forschen in der Sportpädagogik
Spatial distribution of bioeconomy R&D funding
The promotion of R&D carries the risk that economically strong regions will benefit to a greater extent and that regional disparities will increase by focusing the economy on high technology.However, this is expected to depend on the specific sectoral and technological composition of R&D funding.R&D funding for a bio-based economy in Germany is particularly illustrative for a shift in funding focus from a narrow concept of biotechnology to a broa…
The making of government-business relationships through state rescaling
Developing artificial intelligence (AI) is a priority on China's state agenda, yet the constitutive state roles in AI development are understudied. Against the background of the coexistence of authoritarianism and market liberalism in the governance of the Chinese economy, state rescaling is a useful lens to understand how China is developing this new strategic sector. This paper proposes an analytical framework reifying vertical and horizontal s…
Symbolic value and embeddedness of an industrial megaproject
Large-scale industrial settlements, such as the establishment of multinational enterprise (MNE) subsidiaries, are megaprojects that face additional challenges when embedding the subsidiary in the region. Part of these challenges may be due to contrasting symbolic values of the industrial project, which can facilitate or hinder embeddedness. This study considers the relevance of symbolic value for the embeddedness of an industrial megaproject thro…
Doing and saying content
Background: Content of physical education, such as games, fitness or dance as well as their adequate didactical (re-)presentation for learning purposes are central topics of discussion in sports pedagogy. The concrete processes that constitute the content of PE lessons in situ tend to remain unconsidered in the discussion. Thus, there is a particular lack of detailed studies that can describe how the content is socially constructed and what becom…
Toward a One Health Region
To establish a One Health Region, where human, animal, and environmental health are integrated into all decision-making processes, input from local stakeholders is essential. Their insights help identify the key transformation processes required for systemic change. Findings from Western Pomerania highlight the need to clarify the concept’s scope and enhance its relevance across various sectors.The One Health approach is crucial for addressing co…
Understanding Among Societal Groups as a Prerequisite for Constructive Conflict Handling in Sustainable Land Use Change
Understanding the other's point of view is key to expanding sustainable agriculture beyond its current niche status in the context of climate change mitigation. This paper aims to identify societal groups based on their understanding of the agriculturally shaped environment and investigates associations between sociodemographic characteristics and understanding among these groups. The empirical data stem from a large‐scale population survey in We…
Structural and agentic powers in university-based regional innovation across Chinese core and non-core cities
This study investigates the interplay of structural and agentic power in shaping university-based National Research and Development Institutes (NRDIs) across six Chinese cities. It identifies three dynamics between structural and agentic powers – strong-strong reinforcement, weak-weak constraints and misaligned relations – and examines their impact on innovation governance. Findings highlight how local governments and universities collaborate und…
Shaping opportunity spaces
This paper aims to identify micro-level processes shaping the narratives surrounding regional opportunity spaces. A process perspective is applied to examine how place leaders engage in shaping narratives to influence the perception of opportunity spaces. The empirical research is based on a comparative case study of four peripheral regions in Germany, comprising 92 interviews with regional stakeholders and two cross-regional focus groups. The fi…
The Role of Labour Market Intermediaries for Migrant Workers in Global Production Networks
This article contributes to the literature at the intersection of migration and global production networks (GPNs) by examining the role of labour market intermediaries (LMIs) for migrant workers. It demonstrates mediation processes by LMIs and elaborates on migration networks in the global labour market through qualitative and quantitative data. It examines the role of LMIs in responding to mechanisms in GPN, including zero inventory and just-in-…
Regional patterns of the understanding of the agriculturally shaped environment –challenging an urban-rural dichotomy by considering rural heterogeneity
Social polarization is an increasingly important phenomenon in the context of sustainable land-use changes. A spatial component is often assumed: an urban-rural polarization with “urban" and "rural" being stereotyped as dichotomous categories. Some arguments from the literature contradict this dichotomy: intermediate urban centers are located in rural areas, inhabitants may have different backgrounds, and interconnectedness and commonalities defy…
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