Malte Steinbrink
Biographic Data
| ID | 381580 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Malte Steinbrink |
| GIVEN NAMES | Malte |
| FAMILY NAME | Steinbrink |
| SIGNATURE | STEINBRINK M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Geography and a member of the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies (IMIS) at the University of Osnabrück, Germany. |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7503-2750 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Gender Citation Gap in Human Geography: Indications from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
The Matilda effect describes the phenomenon that findings generated by women receive less recognition in the scientific community than those generated by men. The Matilda effect is particularly consequential in citation practice. Unequal citation rates of men and women have a direct impact on scientific career opportunities. This article traces the Matilda effect in German-speaking human geography: From a network analysis perspective, the citatio…
Participation and communication behaviour at academic conferences – An empirical gender study at the German Congress of Geography 2019
This article examines gender differences in participation and communication behaviour at the German Congress of Geography 2019 in Kiel. The programme booklet and over 70 sessions with more than 200 lectures as well as over 800 discussion contributions were analysed for gender-specific differences using a standardised structured observation form. The results show significant gender differences both on the level of participation and on the level of…
Über Othering, Entgrenzung und Mainstreamisierung der Neuen Kulturgeographie. Eine kleine Disziplinbeobachtung
Since 2004, a group of German-speaking geographers inspired by social and cultural theories are holding an annual meeting under the label â New Cultural Geographyâ (Neue Kulturgeographie, NKG). Right from the beginning it has been their explicit ambition to radically renew German-speaking human geography. Have they succeeded? Thirteen years after the first conference took place, it is about time to take a closer look at the NKGâ s role and positi…
Afrika in Bewegung: Translokale Livelihoods und ländliche Entwicklung in Subsahara-Afrika
Es ist an der Zeit, Wanderungsbewegungen sowie raumüberspannende Netzwerkbeziehungen als Normalität der Lebenswirklichkeit in afrikanischen Gesellschaften anzuerkennen. Malte Steinbrink und Hannah Niedenführ plädieren für eine translokale Betrachtungsweise von sozialem Wandel und zeigen: Die Translokalität der Existenzsicherung prägt nicht nur das Leben einer halben Milliarde Menschen auf dem Kontinent - sie wirkt sich auch immer deutlicher auf d…
Slum Tourism: Poverty, Power and Ethics
We did the Slum!' - Urban Poverty Tourism in Historical Perspective
Slum tourism in the Global South is a relatively new phenomenon. The tourist gaze at the poverty of the Others is long established, though. This paper is concerned with the genesis of urban poverty tourism. By placing the phenomenon of slumming in the wider realm of the social upheavals in Victorian London and early twentieth century USA, the historical review first explains its dependency on the social context determining its emergence and evolu…
The Role of Amateur Football in Circular Migration Systems in South Africa
This article explores the significance of amateur football for the changing patterns of circular migration in post-Apartheid South Africa. Even after the end of Apartheid, the abolishment of the migrant labour system has not brought a decline of circular migration. The state-institutionalised system has merely been replaced by an informal system of translocal livelihood organisation. The new system fundamentally relies on social networks and comp…
Leben zwischen Land und Stadt: Migration, Translokalita t und Verwundbarkeit in Su dafrika
Armut und Verwundbarkeit prägen das Leben vieler Menschen in Afrika. FÃ1⁄4r die Sicherung ihrer Existenz spielen Wanderungen zwischen Land und Stadt und die aus ihnen resultierenden ortsÃ1⁄4bergreifenden sozialen Netzwerke eine weitaus gröà ere Rolle als bisher von der Forschung angenommen. Das Buch zeigt dies am Beispiel SÃ1⁄4dafrikas. Die Entstehung, die innere Dynamik und die entwicklungspolitische Relevanz informeller Land-Stadt-Verflechtunge…
We did the Slum!' - Urban Poverty Tourism in Historical Perspective
Slum tourism in the Global South is a relatively new phenomenon. The tourist gaze at the poverty of the Others is long established, though. This paper is concerned with the genesis of urban poverty tourism. By placing the phenomenon of slumming in the wider realm of the social upheavals in Victorian London and early twentieth century USA, the historical review first explains its dependency on the social context determining its emergence and evolu…
The Role of Amateur Football in Circular Migration Systems in South Africa
This article explores the significance of amateur football for the changing patterns of circular migration in post-Apartheid South Africa. Even after the end of Apartheid, the abolishment of the migrant labour system has not brought a decline of circular migration. The state-institutionalised system has merely been replaced by an informal system of translocal livelihood organisation. The new system fundamentally relies on social networks and comp…
Participation and communication behaviour at academic conferences – An empirical gender study at the German Congress of Geography 2019
This article examines gender differences in participation and communication behaviour at the German Congress of Geography 2019 in Kiel. The programme booklet and over 70 sessions with more than 200 lectures as well as over 800 discussion contributions were analysed for gender-specific differences using a standardised structured observation form. The results show significant gender differences both on the level of participation and on the level of…
Leben zwischen Land und Stadt: Migration, Translokalita t und Verwundbarkeit in Su dafrika
Armut und Verwundbarkeit prägen das Leben vieler Menschen in Afrika. FÃ1⁄4r die Sicherung ihrer Existenz spielen Wanderungen zwischen Land und Stadt und die aus ihnen resultierenden ortsÃ1⁄4bergreifenden sozialen Netzwerke eine weitaus gröà ere Rolle als bisher von der Forschung angenommen. Das Buch zeigt dies am Beispiel SÃ1⁄4dafrikas. Die Entstehung, die innere Dynamik und die entwicklungspolitische Relevanz informeller Land-Stadt-Verflechtunge…
The Role of Amateur Football in Circular Migration Systems in South Africa
This article explores the significance of amateur football for the changing patterns of circular migration in post-Apartheid South Africa. Even after the end of Apartheid, the abolishment of the migrant labour system has not brought a decline of circular migration. The state-institutionalised system has merely been replaced by an informal system of translocal livelihood organisation. The new system fundamentally relies on social networks and comp…
Slum Tourism: Poverty, Power and Ethics
We did the Slum!' - Urban Poverty Tourism in Historical Perspective
Slum tourism in the Global South is a relatively new phenomenon. The tourist gaze at the poverty of the Others is long established, though. This paper is concerned with the genesis of urban poverty tourism. By placing the phenomenon of slumming in the wider realm of the social upheavals in Victorian London and early twentieth century USA, the historical review first explains its dependency on the social context determining its emergence and evolu…
Afrika in Bewegung: Translokale Livelihoods und ländliche Entwicklung in Subsahara-Afrika
Es ist an der Zeit, Wanderungsbewegungen sowie raumüberspannende Netzwerkbeziehungen als Normalität der Lebenswirklichkeit in afrikanischen Gesellschaften anzuerkennen. Malte Steinbrink und Hannah Niedenführ plädieren für eine translokale Betrachtungsweise von sozialem Wandel und zeigen: Die Translokalität der Existenzsicherung prägt nicht nur das Leben einer halben Milliarde Menschen auf dem Kontinent - sie wirkt sich auch immer deutlicher auf d…
Über Othering, Entgrenzung und Mainstreamisierung der Neuen Kulturgeographie. Eine kleine Disziplinbeobachtung
Since 2004, a group of German-speaking geographers inspired by social and cultural theories are holding an annual meeting under the label â New Cultural Geographyâ (Neue Kulturgeographie, NKG). Right from the beginning it has been their explicit ambition to radically renew German-speaking human geography. Have they succeeded? Thirteen years after the first conference took place, it is about time to take a closer look at the NKGâ s role and positi…
Participation and communication behaviour at academic conferences – An empirical gender study at the German Congress of Geography 2019
This article examines gender differences in participation and communication behaviour at the German Congress of Geography 2019 in Kiel. The programme booklet and over 70 sessions with more than 200 lectures as well as over 800 discussion contributions were analysed for gender-specific differences using a standardised structured observation form. The results show significant gender differences both on the level of participation and on the level of…
The Gender Citation Gap in Human Geography: Indications from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
The Matilda effect describes the phenomenon that findings generated by women receive less recognition in the scientific community than those generated by men. The Matilda effect is particularly consequential in citation practice. Unequal citation rates of men and women have a direct impact on scientific career opportunities. This article traces the Matilda effect in German-speaking human geography: From a network analysis perspective, the citatio…
Geography (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · German (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works)