Jonas Lage
Biographic Data
| ID | 6904420 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jonas Lage |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jonas |
| FAMILY NAME | Lage |
| SIGNATURE | LAGE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Europa-Universität Flensburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8990-6057 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
How to reduce? Legitimacy of housing sufficiency policies in the case of occupancy requirements in Switzerland
In most countries of the Global North, living space is very unevenly distributed. After their children have moved out, “empty nesters” often occupy significantly more living space per person than average, while growing families face a housing shortage. A more equal distribution of living space could simultaneously mitigate housing shortages with less new construction and address social and environmental issues. However, policies promoting more eq…
Housing for millions without new buildings? An analysis of the theoretical housing potential of under-occupied dwellings in the European building stock
The standard response to the shortage of housing across the political spectrum is to build new housing units. From an environmental perspective, there is a need to decarbonise the housing sector as quickly as possible and to reduce land and resource consumption. This contradiction could be resolved by making more efficient use of dwellings that are under-occupied (for example, after children have moved out). In this article, we analyse the theore…
Putting sufficiency into practice
The evaluation of real-world laboratories is crucial. Since not only successes but failures and obstacles can provide information about the conditions for transformation, it is appropriate to also examine difficulties in a methodologically guided way.The port in Flensburg, Germany, has shaped the city’s identity. Globalisation and deindustrialisation have seen the northern German port on the Baltic Sea lose its economic importance. The city of Fl…
Sufficiency as a “Strategy of the Enough”
A recent discussion paper Sufficiency as a “Strategy of the Enough”: A Necessary Debate by the German Advisory Council on the Environment (SRU) aims to intensify the debate on sufficiency, a central but neglected element of future-oriented policy. It defines sufficiency as the need to limit the consumption and production of ecologically critical goods and services, mainly by the economically rich, as a basis for reducing distributional injustices…
Kolonialität des Alltags
Wie kann Suffizienzpolitik gelingen? Planung und Umsetzung suffizienzorientierter Stadtentwicklung durch kommunale Verwaltungen
Suffizienz ist eine Schlüsselstrategie, um Nachhaltigkeitsziele zu erreichen. Die Umsetzung von Suffizienzpolitik gilt jedoch als politisch heikel, konflikthaft und bisher wenig beforscht. Wenn Stadtverwaltungen neue Ideen des Städtischen entwickeln, kreative Finanzierungswege finden, Ressourcen sichern und Suffizienz als Leitbild einführen, können Städte Vorreiterinnen sozial-ökologischer Transformation sein.Sufficiency policies are increasingly…
Citizens call for sufficiency and regulation — A comparison of European citizen assemblies and National Energy and Climate Plans
There is a growing body of scientific evidence supporting sufficiency as an inevitable strategy for mitigating climate change. Despite this, sufficiency plays a minor role in existing climate and energy policies. Following previous work on the National Energy and Climate Plans of EU countries, we conduct a similar content analysis of the recommendations made by citizen assemblies on climate change mitigation in ten European countries and the EU, …
Fläche unter Druck
Deutsche Städte werden immer dichter bebaut ‐ zum Nachteil von vielen Stadtbewohner(inne)n. Damit eine hohe Lebensqualität gewährt werden kann, muss Stadtentwicklung öffentliche Räume stärken. Denn gemeinschaftlich genutzte Flächen wie Parks oder Plätze können wesentliche Bedürfnisse nach sozialem Austausch oder Naturerfahrungen befriedigen und die Städte so lebenswerter machen.The paper discusses the trend of ongoing land consumption in German c…
Die Ressourcenfrage (re)politisieren! Suffizienz, Gerechtigkeit und sozial-ökologische Transformation
Reaktion auf vier Beiträge in GAIA zum Thema Rohstoffe für die Energiewende
Citizens call for sufficiency and regulation — A comparison of European citizen assemblies and National Energy and Climate Plans
There is a growing body of scientific evidence supporting sufficiency as an inevitable strategy for mitigating climate change. Despite this, sufficiency plays a minor role in existing climate and energy policies. Following previous work on the National Energy and Climate Plans of EU countries, we conduct a similar content analysis of the recommendations made by citizen assemblies on climate change mitigation in ten European countries and the EU, …
Fläche unter Druck
Deutsche Städte werden immer dichter bebaut ‐ zum Nachteil von vielen Stadtbewohner(inne)n. Damit eine hohe Lebensqualität gewährt werden kann, muss Stadtentwicklung öffentliche Räume stärken. Denn gemeinschaftlich genutzte Flächen wie Parks oder Plätze können wesentliche Bedürfnisse nach sozialem Austausch oder Naturerfahrungen befriedigen und die Städte so lebenswerter machen.The paper discusses the trend of ongoing land consumption in German c…
Die Ressourcenfrage (re)politisieren! Suffizienz, Gerechtigkeit und sozial-ökologische Transformation
Reaktion auf vier Beiträge in GAIA zum Thema Rohstoffe für die Energiewende
Kolonialität des Alltags
Wie kann Suffizienzpolitik gelingen? Planung und Umsetzung suffizienzorientierter Stadtentwicklung durch kommunale Verwaltungen
Suffizienz ist eine Schlüsselstrategie, um Nachhaltigkeitsziele zu erreichen. Die Umsetzung von Suffizienzpolitik gilt jedoch als politisch heikel, konflikthaft und bisher wenig beforscht. Wenn Stadtverwaltungen neue Ideen des Städtischen entwickeln, kreative Finanzierungswege finden, Ressourcen sichern und Suffizienz als Leitbild einführen, können Städte Vorreiterinnen sozial-ökologischer Transformation sein.Sufficiency policies are increasingly…
Citizens call for sufficiency and regulation — A comparison of European citizen assemblies and National Energy and Climate Plans
There is a growing body of scientific evidence supporting sufficiency as an inevitable strategy for mitigating climate change. Despite this, sufficiency plays a minor role in existing climate and energy policies. Following previous work on the National Energy and Climate Plans of EU countries, we conduct a similar content analysis of the recommendations made by citizen assemblies on climate change mitigation in ten European countries and the EU, …
Housing for millions without new buildings? An analysis of the theoretical housing potential of under-occupied dwellings in the European building stock
The standard response to the shortage of housing across the political spectrum is to build new housing units. From an environmental perspective, there is a need to decarbonise the housing sector as quickly as possible and to reduce land and resource consumption. This contradiction could be resolved by making more efficient use of dwellings that are under-occupied (for example, after children have moved out). In this article, we analyse the theore…
Putting sufficiency into practice
The evaluation of real-world laboratories is crucial. Since not only successes but failures and obstacles can provide information about the conditions for transformation, it is appropriate to also examine difficulties in a methodologically guided way.The port in Flensburg, Germany, has shaped the city’s identity. Globalisation and deindustrialisation have seen the northern German port on the Baltic Sea lose its economic importance. The city of Fl…
Sufficiency as a “Strategy of the Enough”
A recent discussion paper Sufficiency as a “Strategy of the Enough”: A Necessary Debate by the German Advisory Council on the Environment (SRU) aims to intensify the debate on sufficiency, a central but neglected element of future-oriented policy. It defines sufficiency as the need to limit the consumption and production of ecologically critical goods and services, mainly by the economically rich, as a basis for reducing distributional injustices…
How to reduce? Legitimacy of housing sufficiency policies in the case of occupancy requirements in Switzerland
In most countries of the Global North, living space is very unevenly distributed. After their children have moved out, “empty nesters” often occupy significantly more living space per person than average, while growing families face a housing shortage. A more equal distribution of living space could simultaneously mitigate housing shortages with less new construction and address social and environmental issues. However, policies promoting more eq…
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