Hans-Martin Zademach
Biographic Data
| ID | 456026 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hans-Martin Zademach |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hans-Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Zademach |
| SIGNATURE | ZADEMACH H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9927-6311 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
From financial inclusion to financial health of refugees
Based on new empirical insights gained in a multi-country project with a particular focus on Jordan as a hotspot of international development in the context of forced displacement, the paper in hand stages the relevance of the concept of financial health vis--vis financial inclusion to better support the financial lives of refugees. Financial inclusion of refugees -allowing them to store, borrow, and transfer money, insure against shocks, and pay…
Multi-system interactions and institutional work
Multi-system interactions are receiving increasing attention within transition research. However, understanding the consequences of increasing couplings between adjacent systems for transitions requires further research. In response, this paper applies the concept of institutional work to understand the role of actors creating institutional couplings for the reconfiguration of multiple systems. We further elaborate on enabling conditions for inst…
Territorial development in Bavaria between spatial justice and austere federalism
This paper examines the territorial development reforms in the federal state of Bavaria, Germany between 2008 and 2018 in light of the rise of austerity policies, introducing the concept of ‘austere federalism’ as a new state spatial process in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. Methodologically, the paper draws on the historical-materialist policy analysis and identifies three processes – municipalisation, competitisation, and respons…
Nachhaltigkeit in Umwelt, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft
Bank branches as places of knowledge creation
Potentiale und Grenzen umweltbasierter Konflikttransformation
Der Beitrag untersucht am Beispiel des Arava Institute for Environmental Studies in Israel, wie Friedensbildungsmaßnahmen mit Bezug zu Umweltthemen die Sichtweisen auf einen Konflikt bei Akteuren auf Graswurzelebene verändern können. Ausgangsüberlegung ist dabei, Umwelt nicht nur als Teil des Konfliktes zu interpretieren, sondern als konfliktneutralen Katalysator einzusetzen. Die auf dieser Basis erreichte Veränderung der Wahrnehmung des Konflikt…
Alternative Economies and Spaces
Addressing alternatives is popular these days -most likely more than ever.This holds true for everyday life where one might feel that thinking, talking, and performing alternatives to mainstream capitalism has simply become mainstream itself, and possibly even more for academia.In this vein, also in human geography a strand of literature has developed in recent years that puts its emphasis on recognizing and explaining the large variety of altern…
Global integration along historic pathways
Taking the two second-tier financial centres Munich and Vienna as illustrative cases, this paper empirically evaluates the extent to which the restructuring of the banking and insurance industry and the emergence of new financial agents calls for a reappraisal of the geography of European finance against longer-term developments. Conceptually, the paper adopts an evolutionary perspective that conceives inter- and intra-sectoral corporate takeover…
Emerging Clusters
Global finance and the development of regional clusters
Recent work in economic geography has provided notable insights into the regional implications of finance-driven capitalism. In particular, it has been argued that the pressures created by the prioritisation of shareholder value and the rise of new financial agents, such as private equity and hedge funds, are disembedding regional social relations, and empirical evidence illustrates the devastating effects that the short-term profit orientation o…
Industry Dynamics in the German Merger and Acquisitions Market
The recent wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) is not only profoundly altering the structure of businesses, but has also triggered a thorough reshuffling in the location of economic decision-making. This paper explores these changes in Germany over the last decade, with particular attention being paid to industry-specific transformations. In order to identify the logic behind changes in the location of economic decision-making, four factors a…
Rising Metropoli
High levels of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) were a characteristic of the global economy in the 1990s. The overall effects of M&As on economic welfare and their spatial implications, however, remain a profoundly neglected topic. Using three standardised indices representing the relative quantity of take-overs in each German Regierungsbezirk, the paper demonstrates that the recent wave of M&As has resulted in a major concentration of firms and e…
Rising Metropoli
High levels of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) were a characteristic of the global economy in the 1990s. The overall effects of M&As on economic welfare and their spatial implications, however, remain a profoundly neglected topic. Using three standardised indices representing the relative quantity of take-overs in each German Regierungsbezirk, the paper demonstrates that the recent wave of M&As has resulted in a major concentration of firms and e…
Global finance and the development of regional clusters
Recent work in economic geography has provided notable insights into the regional implications of finance-driven capitalism. In particular, it has been argued that the pressures created by the prioritisation of shareholder value and the rise of new financial agents, such as private equity and hedge funds, are disembedding regional social relations, and empirical evidence illustrates the devastating effects that the short-term profit orientation o…
Alternative Economies and Spaces
Addressing alternatives is popular these days -most likely more than ever.This holds true for everyday life where one might feel that thinking, talking, and performing alternatives to mainstream capitalism has simply become mainstream itself, and possibly even more for academia.In this vein, also in human geography a strand of literature has developed in recent years that puts its emphasis on recognizing and explaining the large variety of altern…
Global integration along historic pathways
Taking the two second-tier financial centres Munich and Vienna as illustrative cases, this paper empirically evaluates the extent to which the restructuring of the banking and insurance industry and the emergence of new financial agents calls for a reappraisal of the geography of European finance against longer-term developments. Conceptually, the paper adopts an evolutionary perspective that conceives inter- and intra-sectoral corporate takeover…
From financial inclusion to financial health of refugees
Based on new empirical insights gained in a multi-country project with a particular focus on Jordan as a hotspot of international development in the context of forced displacement, the paper in hand stages the relevance of the concept of financial health vis--vis financial inclusion to better support the financial lives of refugees. Financial inclusion of refugees -allowing them to store, borrow, and transfer money, insure against shocks, and pay…
Industry Dynamics in the German Merger and Acquisitions Market
The recent wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) is not only profoundly altering the structure of businesses, but has also triggered a thorough reshuffling in the location of economic decision-making. This paper explores these changes in Germany over the last decade, with particular attention being paid to industry-specific transformations. In order to identify the logic behind changes in the location of economic decision-making, four factors a…
Multi-system interactions and institutional work
Multi-system interactions are receiving increasing attention within transition research. However, understanding the consequences of increasing couplings between adjacent systems for transitions requires further research. In response, this paper applies the concept of institutional work to understand the role of actors creating institutional couplings for the reconfiguration of multiple systems. We further elaborate on enabling conditions for inst…
Rising Metropoli
High levels of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) were a characteristic of the global economy in the 1990s. The overall effects of M&As on economic welfare and their spatial implications, however, remain a profoundly neglected topic. Using three standardised indices representing the relative quantity of take-overs in each German Regierungsbezirk, the paper demonstrates that the recent wave of M&As has resulted in a major concentration of firms and e…
Industry Dynamics in the German Merger and Acquisitions Market
The recent wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) is not only profoundly altering the structure of businesses, but has also triggered a thorough reshuffling in the location of economic decision-making. This paper explores these changes in Germany over the last decade, with particular attention being paid to industry-specific transformations. In order to identify the logic behind changes in the location of economic decision-making, four factors a…
Global finance and the development of regional clusters
Recent work in economic geography has provided notable insights into the regional implications of finance-driven capitalism. In particular, it has been argued that the pressures created by the prioritisation of shareholder value and the rise of new financial agents, such as private equity and hedge funds, are disembedding regional social relations, and empirical evidence illustrates the devastating effects that the short-term profit orientation o…
Emerging Clusters
Global integration along historic pathways
Taking the two second-tier financial centres Munich and Vienna as illustrative cases, this paper empirically evaluates the extent to which the restructuring of the banking and insurance industry and the emergence of new financial agents calls for a reappraisal of the geography of European finance against longer-term developments. Conceptually, the paper adopts an evolutionary perspective that conceives inter- and intra-sectoral corporate takeover…
Alternative Economies and Spaces
Addressing alternatives is popular these days -most likely more than ever.This holds true for everyday life where one might feel that thinking, talking, and performing alternatives to mainstream capitalism has simply become mainstream itself, and possibly even more for academia.In this vein, also in human geography a strand of literature has developed in recent years that puts its emphasis on recognizing and explaining the large variety of altern…
Potentiale und Grenzen umweltbasierter Konflikttransformation
Der Beitrag untersucht am Beispiel des Arava Institute for Environmental Studies in Israel, wie Friedensbildungsmaßnahmen mit Bezug zu Umweltthemen die Sichtweisen auf einen Konflikt bei Akteuren auf Graswurzelebene verändern können. Ausgangsüberlegung ist dabei, Umwelt nicht nur als Teil des Konfliktes zu interpretieren, sondern als konfliktneutralen Katalysator einzusetzen. Die auf dieser Basis erreichte Veränderung der Wahrnehmung des Konflikt…
Nachhaltigkeit in Umwelt, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft
Bank branches as places of knowledge creation
Territorial development in Bavaria between spatial justice and austere federalism
This paper examines the territorial development reforms in the federal state of Bavaria, Germany between 2008 and 2018 in light of the rise of austerity policies, introducing the concept of ‘austere federalism’ as a new state spatial process in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. Methodologically, the paper draws on the historical-materialist policy analysis and identifies three processes – municipalisation, competitisation, and respons…
From financial inclusion to financial health of refugees
Based on new empirical insights gained in a multi-country project with a particular focus on Jordan as a hotspot of international development in the context of forced displacement, the paper in hand stages the relevance of the concept of financial health vis--vis financial inclusion to better support the financial lives of refugees. Financial inclusion of refugees -allowing them to store, borrow, and transfer money, insure against shocks, and pay…
Multi-system interactions and institutional work
Multi-system interactions are receiving increasing attention within transition research. However, understanding the consequences of increasing couplings between adjacent systems for transitions requires further research. In response, this paper applies the concept of institutional work to understand the role of actors creating institutional couplings for the reconfiguration of multiple systems. We further elaborate on enabling conditions for inst…
Economics (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Economy (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works)