Nicolas Schneider
Biographic Data
| ID | 5745692 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicolas Schneider |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicolas |
| FAMILY NAME | Schneider |
| SIGNATURE | SCHNEIDER N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sorbonne Université |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-6190-4830 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Not in the world
International audience
Resisting foundations
This article develops a critique of the post-foundationalist conception of politics put forward by Oliver Marchart. Confronting the depoliticizations that follow from both the foundationalist insistence on transhistorical foundations and the anti-foundationalist rejection of all foundations as fictions, post-foundationalism casts resistance as determinate negation of concrete political institutions rather than as opposition to phantasmatic totali…
On Economic Anarchy
To circumvent both historicism and utopianism, Reiner Schürmann develops an account of a three-tiered temporal difference in which the entitative and the event-like are connected by an “economy of presence.” This paper investigates Schürmann’s notion of “economy” to draw out the historical-systematic status of what he construes as “economic anarchy” in distinction from both Giorgio Agamben’s idea of a “true anarchy” purged of all oikonomia and fr…
“An Eschatological Kantianism”
Translators’ Abstract: In this introduction to his Italian translation of Reiner Schürmann’s , Gianni Carchia offers a short yet incisive interpretation of the compelling originality of Schürmann’s reading of Heidegger. Carchia points out that, contrary to much Heidegger literature, Schürmann insists on a three-tiered temporal difference rather than on a simple dichotomy between beings and being as the driver of the deconstruction of metaphysics,…
Endogenous causes, risks perception and policy responses to the Fukushima disaster–political ecology comments
Sustainable development or environmental Kuznets curve
Thoughts after COP26
"Thoughts after COP26." International Journal of Environmental Studies, 80(1), pp. 1–2 Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s)
Evidence of supply security and sustainability challenges in Nigeria’s power sector
The increasing mismatch between the demand and supply of power in Nigeria raises concerns about the ability of this country to meet its vital energy security and sustainability targets in a demography-growing environment. This paper assesses how these three factors comove over the long run. While Nigeria provides an illustrative case, a multivariate framework including population dynamics, the demand for electricity, and CO2 emissions from the po…
Population growth, electricity demand and environmental sustainability in Nigeria
The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationships between population growth, energy needs, and environmental sustainability in Africa. To do so, we take Nigeria as an illustrative case and set-up a multivariate framework incorporating total population, electricity demand, per capita income and the amount of CO2 yearly emitted by the power and heating sector over the largest period: 1971–2018. Results confirm the existence of a one-way cau…
Unveiling the anthropogenic dynamics of environmental change with the stochastic Irpat model
Innovation, income, and waste disposal operations in Korea
The aim of this paper is to assess the causal relationship among innovation in environment-related technologies, per capita income, and three major waste disposal operations (landfill, recycling, and incineration) for Korea. A time-series analysis over the frequency domain (Breitung–Candelon Spectral Granger causality) is applied, followed by Artificial Neural Networks experiments over the 1985–2016 period. Empirical results highlight that econom…
High‐tech industries, financial expansion, and low‐carbon energy deployment along the Belt and Road Initiative
While the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is thought to radically transform trade, financial and industrial patterns in Eurasia, questions remain on how to develop a secure supply of renewable energy without jeopardizing the booming energy demand of those regions. Due to the intrinsic nature of BRI projects, foreign direct investments (FDI) and high‐tech industries are yet known to be two key channels through which resources and renewable energy c…
Examining the linkages among electricity consumption, income and environmental pollution in Saudi Arabia
This study investigates the relationship among electricity consumption, per capita GDP, and CO2 emissions for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Trade openness and urbanisation are included within a multivariate approach. Using data covering the 1971–2018 period, the wavelet-coherence analysis is applied to assess the interactions amongst variables. All variables except trade openness appear highly correlated with CO2 emissions. This is further confirm…
The nexus between information technology and environmental pollution
The Place of Marx in Reiner Schürmann’s Work
The Story of the Two Revolutions
International audience
The relationship between nuclear energy consumption and economic growth
This study aims to investigate the relationship between nuclear energy consumption and economic growth in Switzerland over the period 1970–2018. We use data on capital, labour, and exports within a multivariate framework. Starting from the consideration that Switzerland has decided to phase out nuclear energy by 2034, we examine the effect of this structural economic-energy change in the country. To do so, two distinct estimation tools are perfor…
Sandro Mezzadra and Brett Neilson, The Politics of Operations
How tobacco protects you against the flu
Under the heading "How tobacco protects you against the flu", the German chemical industry portrays a tobacco grower in an idyllic tobacco plantation. Despite the recent ban of transnational tobacco advertising within the European Union, using tobacco to promote another industry and potential societal health benefits might indirectly promote the social acceptability of tobacco to social leaders. The tobacco control community should thus monitor t…
The nexus between information technology and environmental pollution
High‐tech industries, financial expansion, and low‐carbon energy deployment along the Belt and Road Initiative
While the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is thought to radically transform trade, financial and industrial patterns in Eurasia, questions remain on how to develop a secure supply of renewable energy without jeopardizing the booming energy demand of those regions. Due to the intrinsic nature of BRI projects, foreign direct investments (FDI) and high‐tech industries are yet known to be two key channels through which resources and renewable energy c…
The Place of Marx in Reiner Schürmann’s Work
How tobacco protects you against the flu
Under the heading "How tobacco protects you against the flu", the German chemical industry portrays a tobacco grower in an idyllic tobacco plantation. Despite the recent ban of transnational tobacco advertising within the European Union, using tobacco to promote another industry and potential societal health benefits might indirectly promote the social acceptability of tobacco to social leaders. The tobacco control community should thus monitor t…
The Story of the Two Revolutions
International audience
The relationship between nuclear energy consumption and economic growth
This study aims to investigate the relationship between nuclear energy consumption and economic growth in Switzerland over the period 1970–2018. We use data on capital, labour, and exports within a multivariate framework. Starting from the consideration that Switzerland has decided to phase out nuclear energy by 2034, we examine the effect of this structural economic-energy change in the country. To do so, two distinct estimation tools are perfor…
Sandro Mezzadra and Brett Neilson, The Politics of Operations
Examining the linkages among electricity consumption, income and environmental pollution in Saudi Arabia
This study investigates the relationship among electricity consumption, per capita GDP, and CO2 emissions for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Trade openness and urbanisation are included within a multivariate approach. Using data covering the 1971–2018 period, the wavelet-coherence analysis is applied to assess the interactions amongst variables. All variables except trade openness appear highly correlated with CO2 emissions. This is further confirm…
The nexus between information technology and environmental pollution
The Place of Marx in Reiner Schürmann’s Work
Population growth, electricity demand and environmental sustainability in Nigeria
The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationships between population growth, energy needs, and environmental sustainability in Africa. To do so, we take Nigeria as an illustrative case and set-up a multivariate framework incorporating total population, electricity demand, per capita income and the amount of CO2 yearly emitted by the power and heating sector over the largest period: 1971–2018. Results confirm the existence of a one-way cau…
Unveiling the anthropogenic dynamics of environmental change with the stochastic Irpat model
Innovation, income, and waste disposal operations in Korea
The aim of this paper is to assess the causal relationship among innovation in environment-related technologies, per capita income, and three major waste disposal operations (landfill, recycling, and incineration) for Korea. A time-series analysis over the frequency domain (Breitung–Candelon Spectral Granger causality) is applied, followed by Artificial Neural Networks experiments over the 1985–2016 period. Empirical results highlight that econom…
High‐tech industries, financial expansion, and low‐carbon energy deployment along the Belt and Road Initiative
While the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is thought to radically transform trade, financial and industrial patterns in Eurasia, questions remain on how to develop a secure supply of renewable energy without jeopardizing the booming energy demand of those regions. Due to the intrinsic nature of BRI projects, foreign direct investments (FDI) and high‐tech industries are yet known to be two key channels through which resources and renewable energy c…
Endogenous causes, risks perception and policy responses to the Fukushima disaster–political ecology comments
Sustainable development or environmental Kuznets curve
Thoughts after COP26
"Thoughts after COP26." International Journal of Environmental Studies, 80(1), pp. 1–2 Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s)
Evidence of supply security and sustainability challenges in Nigeria’s power sector
The increasing mismatch between the demand and supply of power in Nigeria raises concerns about the ability of this country to meet its vital energy security and sustainability targets in a demography-growing environment. This paper assesses how these three factors comove over the long run. While Nigeria provides an illustrative case, a multivariate framework including population dynamics, the demand for electricity, and CO2 emissions from the po…
On Economic Anarchy
To circumvent both historicism and utopianism, Reiner Schürmann develops an account of a three-tiered temporal difference in which the entitative and the event-like are connected by an “economy of presence.” This paper investigates Schürmann’s notion of “economy” to draw out the historical-systematic status of what he construes as “economic anarchy” in distinction from both Giorgio Agamben’s idea of a “true anarchy” purged of all oikonomia and fr…
“An Eschatological Kantianism”
Translators’ Abstract: In this introduction to his Italian translation of Reiner Schürmann’s , Gianni Carchia offers a short yet incisive interpretation of the compelling originality of Schürmann’s reading of Heidegger. Carchia points out that, contrary to much Heidegger literature, Schürmann insists on a three-tiered temporal difference rather than on a simple dichotomy between beings and being as the driver of the deconstruction of metaphysics,…
Not in the world
International audience
Resisting foundations
This article develops a critique of the post-foundationalist conception of politics put forward by Oliver Marchart. Confronting the depoliticizations that follow from both the foundationalist insistence on transhistorical foundations and the anti-foundationalist rejection of all foundations as fictions, post-foundationalism casts resistance as determinate negation of concrete political institutions rather than as opposition to phantasmatic totali…
Economics (10 works) · Engineering (9 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (8 works) · Econometrics (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Population (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)