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Andreas Herz

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ID635863
NAMEAndreas Herz
GIVEN NAMESAndreas
FAMILY NAMEHerz
SIGNATUREHERZ A
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Hildesheim
ORCID0000-0001-6654-1887
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS27
AUTHOR COUNT11
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2
  • Die Integrationskraft der Angebote der offenen und verbandlichen Jugendarbeit – Empirische Hinweise

    Open Access•Eric Van Santen, Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•Diskurs Kindheits- und…•2025

    Offene und verbandliche Jugendarbeit sind Angebote, die gemäß ihrem Selbstverständnis für alle jungen Menschen bereitstehen und nicht sozial selektiv sind. Im Beitrag wird die Integrationskraft der Felder der Jugendarbeit im Hinblick auf zwei Schwellen untersucht: 1. Wer nutzt die Angebote? – (Zugang). 2. Wer ist über diese Nutzung zeitlich umfangreicher gebunden oder engagiert? – (Einbindung). Auf der Grundlage des AID:A 2019 Survey zeigt sich f…

  • From Dyadic Distance to Space in Family Networks: Reciprocity of Family Support in Switzerland

    Open Access•G Viry, Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•British Journal of Sociology•2025•Cited by: 1•References: 50

    Due to their geographical dispersion, many families face challenges in exchanging support over long distances. While family theories emphasise the importance of a systemic approach to family relationships, reciprocity-a core feature of these relationships-is still predominantly studied within specific dyads, such as the parent-child relationship, rather than within the broader family network and its spatial context. This study addresses this gap …

  • Auf die Strukturierung kommt es an: Unterstützung und Gewalt in Peernetzwerken Jugendlicher

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•Diskurs Kindheits- und…•2023

    Peernetzwerke nehmen eine große Bedeutung im Alltag Jugendlicher ein. Sie stellen für junge Menschen soziale Unterstützung im Heranwachsen dar. Von Peernetzwerken gehen aber auch Gewalthandlungen aus. Beides, Unterstützung und Gewalt, findet in Peernetzwerken statt, die sich in Umfang, Dichte und Komposition unterscheiden. Sie bilden insofern eine unterschiedliche soziale Infrastruktur für Unterstützung aber auch Viktimisierung. Vor diesem Hinter…

  • Understanding the structures of transnational youth im/mobility: A qualitative network analysis

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Alice Altissimo•ARTICLE•Global Networks•2021•Cited by: 1•References: 39

    Social network research on migration and mobility suffers from two drawbacks. On the one hand, network studies are often confined to specific types of relationships (e.g. to persons, to organizations) and do not see relationships of different types as part of the same structure. On the other hand, qualitative network approaches are only just beginning to address supradyadic structures. Presenting our study on transnational youth mobility, we show…

  • Are you mobile, too? The role played by social networks in the intention to move abroad among youth in Europe

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Laura Di­az-Chorne et al.•ARTICLE•MIGRATION LETTERS•2018

    Young people are mobile across Europe and transnational mobility is seen as a differentiating factor enabling them to gain personal and professional experience. While relationships are seen as important for mobility, the relevance of personal networks to young people ́s thoughts of moving abroad has not received adequate attention. Specifically, different types of relationships with (non-)mobile others to whom young people are connected have not …

  • Organisation und Netzwerke: Beiträge der Kommission Organisationspädagogik

    Open Access•Susanne Maria Weber, Inga Truschkat et al.•BOOK•Organisation und Netzwerke•2018•Cited by: 1

  • Beyond interviewer effects in the standardized measurement of ego-centric networks

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Sören Petermann•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2017

  • Defining and Measuring Transnational Social Structures

    Open Access•J L Molina, Sören Petermann et al.•ARTICLE•CAM•2015•Cited by: 22•References: 30

    Transnational social fields and transnational social spaces are often used interchangeably to describe and analyze emergent structures of cross-border formations. In this article, we suggest measuring two key aspects of these social structures: embeddedness and span of migrants' personal networks. While clustered graphs allow assessing transnational embeddedness, the standardized diversity index can be used to show variation in the number of coun…

  • Relationship patterns in the 19th century: The friendship network in a German boys’ school class from 1880 to 1881 revisited

    Richard Heidler, M Gamper et al.•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2014

  • Relational constitution of social support in migrants’ transnational personal communities

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2014

  • Strukturen transnationaler sozialer Unterstützung: Eine Netzwerkanalyse Von Personal Communities Im Kontext Von Migration

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•BOOK•Strukturen Transnationaler…•2013•Cited by: 2

  • Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Erhebung egozentrierter Netzwerke im Online-Fragebogen und über digitale Netzwerkkarten

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, M Gamper•CHAPTER•Knoten und Kanten 2. 0•2012

  • Defining and Measuring Transnational Social Structures

    Open Access•J L Molina, Sören Petermann et al.•ARTICLE•CAM•2015•Cited by: 22•References: 30

    Transnational social fields and transnational social spaces are often used interchangeably to describe and analyze emergent structures of cross-border formations. In this article, we suggest measuring two key aspects of these social structures: embeddedness and span of migrants' personal networks. While clustered graphs allow assessing transnational embeddedness, the standardized diversity index can be used to show variation in the number of coun…

  • Strukturen transnationaler sozialer Unterstützung: Eine Netzwerkanalyse Von Personal Communities Im Kontext Von Migration

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•BOOK•Strukturen Transnationaler…•2013•Cited by: 2

  • From Dyadic Distance to Space in Family Networks: Reciprocity of Family Support in Switzerland

    Open Access•G Viry, Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•British Journal of Sociology•2025•Cited by: 1•References: 50

    Due to their geographical dispersion, many families face challenges in exchanging support over long distances. While family theories emphasise the importance of a systemic approach to family relationships, reciprocity-a core feature of these relationships-is still predominantly studied within specific dyads, such as the parent-child relationship, rather than within the broader family network and its spatial context. This study addresses this gap …

  • Understanding the structures of transnational youth im/mobility: A qualitative network analysis

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Alice Altissimo•ARTICLE•Global Networks•2021•Cited by: 1•References: 39

    Social network research on migration and mobility suffers from two drawbacks. On the one hand, network studies are often confined to specific types of relationships (e.g. to persons, to organizations) and do not see relationships of different types as part of the same structure. On the other hand, qualitative network approaches are only just beginning to address supradyadic structures. Presenting our study on transnational youth mobility, we show…

  • Organisation und Netzwerke: Beiträge der Kommission Organisationspädagogik

    Open Access•Susanne Maria Weber, Inga Truschkat et al.•BOOK•Organisation und Netzwerke•2018•Cited by: 1

  • Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Erhebung egozentrierter Netzwerke im Online-Fragebogen und über digitale Netzwerkkarten

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, M Gamper•CHAPTER•Knoten und Kanten 2. 0•2012

  • Strukturen transnationaler sozialer Unterstützung: Eine Netzwerkanalyse Von Personal Communities Im Kontext Von Migration

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•BOOK•Strukturen Transnationaler…•2013•Cited by: 2

  • Relationship patterns in the 19th century: The friendship network in a German boys’ school class from 1880 to 1881 revisited

    Richard Heidler, M Gamper et al.•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2014

  • Relational constitution of social support in migrants’ transnational personal communities

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2014

  • Defining and Measuring Transnational Social Structures

    Open Access•J L Molina, Sören Petermann et al.•ARTICLE•CAM•2015•Cited by: 22•References: 30

    Transnational social fields and transnational social spaces are often used interchangeably to describe and analyze emergent structures of cross-border formations. In this article, we suggest measuring two key aspects of these social structures: embeddedness and span of migrants' personal networks. While clustered graphs allow assessing transnational embeddedness, the standardized diversity index can be used to show variation in the number of coun…

  • Beyond interviewer effects in the standardized measurement of ego-centric networks

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Sören Petermann•ARTICLE•Social Networks•2017

  • Are you mobile, too? The role played by social networks in the intention to move abroad among youth in Europe

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Laura Di­az-Chorne et al.•ARTICLE•MIGRATION LETTERS•2018

    Young people are mobile across Europe and transnational mobility is seen as a differentiating factor enabling them to gain personal and professional experience. While relationships are seen as important for mobility, the relevance of personal networks to young people ́s thoughts of moving abroad has not received adequate attention. Specifically, different types of relationships with (non-)mobile others to whom young people are connected have not …

  • Organisation und Netzwerke: Beiträge der Kommission Organisationspädagogik

    Open Access•Susanne Maria Weber, Inga Truschkat et al.•BOOK•Organisation und Netzwerke•2018•Cited by: 1

  • Understanding the structures of transnational youth im/mobility: A qualitative network analysis

    Open Access•Andreas Herz, Alice Altissimo•ARTICLE•Global Networks•2021•Cited by: 1•References: 39

    Social network research on migration and mobility suffers from two drawbacks. On the one hand, network studies are often confined to specific types of relationships (e.g. to persons, to organizations) and do not see relationships of different types as part of the same structure. On the other hand, qualitative network approaches are only just beginning to address supradyadic structures. Presenting our study on transnational youth mobility, we show…

  • Auf die Strukturierung kommt es an: Unterstützung und Gewalt in Peernetzwerken Jugendlicher

    Open Access•Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•Diskurs Kindheits- und…•2023

    Peernetzwerke nehmen eine große Bedeutung im Alltag Jugendlicher ein. Sie stellen für junge Menschen soziale Unterstützung im Heranwachsen dar. Von Peernetzwerken gehen aber auch Gewalthandlungen aus. Beides, Unterstützung und Gewalt, findet in Peernetzwerken statt, die sich in Umfang, Dichte und Komposition unterscheiden. Sie bilden insofern eine unterschiedliche soziale Infrastruktur für Unterstützung aber auch Viktimisierung. Vor diesem Hinter…

  • Die Integrationskraft der Angebote der offenen und verbandlichen Jugendarbeit – Empirische Hinweise

    Open Access•Eric Van Santen, Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•Diskurs Kindheits- und…•2025

    Offene und verbandliche Jugendarbeit sind Angebote, die gemäß ihrem Selbstverständnis für alle jungen Menschen bereitstehen und nicht sozial selektiv sind. Im Beitrag wird die Integrationskraft der Felder der Jugendarbeit im Hinblick auf zwei Schwellen untersucht: 1. Wer nutzt die Angebote? – (Zugang). 2. Wer ist über diese Nutzung zeitlich umfangreicher gebunden oder engagiert? – (Einbindung). Auf der Grundlage des AID:A 2019 Survey zeigt sich f…

  • From Dyadic Distance to Space in Family Networks: Reciprocity of Family Support in Switzerland

    Open Access•G Viry, Andreas Herz•ARTICLE•British Journal of Sociology•2025•Cited by: 1•References: 50

    Due to their geographical dispersion, many families face challenges in exchanging support over long distances. While family theories emphasise the importance of a systemic approach to family relationships, reciprocity-a core feature of these relationships-is still predominantly studied within specific dyads, such as the parent-child relationship, rather than within the broader family network and its spatial context. This study addresses this gap …

Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (4 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Sociology and Education Studies (4 works) · Geography (3 works)

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