Satu Kivelä
Biographic Data
| ID | 4970441 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Satu Kivelä |
| GIVEN NAMES | Satu |
| FAMILY NAME | Kivelä |
| SIGNATURE | KIVELÄ S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oulu |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6297-2065 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Borderland community and the transformative resilience of covidfencing
The article studies the relationship between borders and community resilience during the time of COVID-19 pandemic and the specific crisis condition termed ‘covidfencing’. While there is common agreement that communities and their resilience are of the uttermost importance for crisis adaptation and recovery, there is less consensus about the definition of community. The spatial and discursive framing of community and community resilience are espe…
Instrumental and cordial logics of cross-border cooperation in Europe: Toward a game-theoretic approach
Active citizenship, public sector and the markets: Freedom of choice as a state project in health care
Constructing the territorial state through the mundane: Statization of everyday population health
The persistent binary between the state and civil society has been recently challenged by conceptualizations that represent the state as an effect of discursive and mundane socio-spatial practices of government. This article approaches the historically contingent relationship between the state and its citizenry by connecting the prosaic aspects of the construction of the territorial state with biopolitical governmentality through an inquiry into …
The state as a space of health: On the geopolitics and biopolitics of health-care systems
The state as a space of health: on the geopolitics and biopolitics of health-care systems. Territory, Politics, Governance. The historical transformations of state spaces have recently been theorized and conceptualized from multidisciplinary perspectives and in various spatial and temporal contexts, but less research has been concerned with the entanglement of biopolitics and geopolitics in transforming state spaces in the OECD world. This articl…
Active citizenship, public sector and the markets: Freedom of choice as a state project in health care
The state as a space of health: On the geopolitics and biopolitics of health-care systems
The state as a space of health: on the geopolitics and biopolitics of health-care systems. Territory, Politics, Governance. The historical transformations of state spaces have recently been theorized and conceptualized from multidisciplinary perspectives and in various spatial and temporal contexts, but less research has been concerned with the entanglement of biopolitics and geopolitics in transforming state spaces in the OECD world. This articl…
Constructing the territorial state through the mundane: Statization of everyday population health
The persistent binary between the state and civil society has been recently challenged by conceptualizations that represent the state as an effect of discursive and mundane socio-spatial practices of government. This article approaches the historically contingent relationship between the state and its citizenry by connecting the prosaic aspects of the construction of the territorial state with biopolitical governmentality through an inquiry into …
The state as a space of health: On the geopolitics and biopolitics of health-care systems
The state as a space of health: on the geopolitics and biopolitics of health-care systems. Territory, Politics, Governance. The historical transformations of state spaces have recently been theorized and conceptualized from multidisciplinary perspectives and in various spatial and temporal contexts, but less research has been concerned with the entanglement of biopolitics and geopolitics in transforming state spaces in the OECD world. This articl…
Constructing the territorial state through the mundane: Statization of everyday population health
The persistent binary between the state and civil society has been recently challenged by conceptualizations that represent the state as an effect of discursive and mundane socio-spatial practices of government. This article approaches the historically contingent relationship between the state and its citizenry by connecting the prosaic aspects of the construction of the territorial state with biopolitical governmentality through an inquiry into …
Active citizenship, public sector and the markets: Freedom of choice as a state project in health care
Instrumental and cordial logics of cross-border cooperation in Europe: Toward a game-theoretic approach
Borderland community and the transformative resilience of covidfencing
The article studies the relationship between borders and community resilience during the time of COVID-19 pandemic and the specific crisis condition termed ‘covidfencing’. While there is common agreement that communities and their resilience are of the uttermost importance for crisis adaptation and recovery, there is less consensus about the definition of community. The spatial and discursive framing of community and community resilience are espe…
Context (archaeology (3 works) · Foucault, Power, and Ethics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · State (computer science (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works)