Andreas Vogler
Biographic Data
| ID | 952335 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andreas Vogler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andreas |
| FAMILY NAME | Vogler |
| SIGNATURE | VOGLER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7698-5772 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Ecological Crises and Ecopolitics Research in Australia
It is difficult to exaggerate the scale of contemporary ecological crises. These challenges, particularly climate change, necessitate new modes of politics and policy, even potentially new institutions, that seem anathema to the emphases of traditional accounts of environmental political science. In this paper, we explore contemporary ecopolitics research in Australia that is attempting to come to terms with the reality of ecological crises and t…
Short of disarmament
On (In-)Secure Grounds
Military forces contribute to, struggle with, and respond to global environmental change. This entangles them ambiguously with their ecological environment. This article reviews these entanglements in two steps. First, it develops a three-dimensional typology of ecologically relevant military activities by drawing on the environmental peace and conflict research streams of political ecology, decolonial studies, environmental conflicts, environmen…
Same same but different
Climate change severely impacts human security on Vanuatu and Guam. • Interview-based, comparative study of impacts. • Climate impacts depend on colonial history and political inequalities. • Impacts are omnipresent on Vanuatu, but hidden on Guam. • Article bridges human security, political ecology, and decolonial studies literature. Global environmental change impacts human security in both Vanuatu and Guam – but in very different ways. This pap…
Tracking Climate Securitization
Defense ministries regularly frame climate security in their national security strategies. Recently, “civil” ministries also begun mentioning climate security. However, they do not mean the same thing. This article develops four indicators to assess the commitment of climate security framings to an understanding of climate security as either human/environmental or national security issue. It applies the indicators to fifty submissions of National…
Barking up the tree wrongly? How national security strategies frame climate and other environmental change as security issues
The right framing of climate and other environmental change is crucial to guide policy responses towards preventing human suffering, displacement, and violent conflict. This study analyzes how ministries of defense and other security policy actors from 93 countries framed climate and other environmental change in national security strategy documents (NSSD) published between 2000 and 2020. An inductive content analysis reveals three shortcomings i…
Why the confusion? Reasons and remedies for shortcomings and progress in modernization theory
Lipset's "well-to-do" quote coined decades of debate on the interaction between economic performance and democracy. However, results remain preliminary and unsatisfying. Many authors report a strong relationship while others deny it. Our paper first reviews research on the impact of (1) both economic growth and general economic performance on overall democracy, (2) the chance of transition towards democracy, and (3) the chance of a democracy to a…
Windows to the World, Doors to Space
Living in a confined environment with minimal external stimuli available, such as a space habitat, is a strain on normal human life and puts great pressure on groups and individuals. Designers working on a space habitat not only must work on its functional role, but also must integrate functionality with mental representation and symbolic meaning. Space-connection interfaces such as doors and windows act as "sensory organs" of a building. They al…
Tracking Climate Securitization
Defense ministries regularly frame climate security in their national security strategies. Recently, “civil” ministries also begun mentioning climate security. However, they do not mean the same thing. This article develops four indicators to assess the commitment of climate security framings to an understanding of climate security as either human/environmental or national security issue. It applies the indicators to fifty submissions of National…
Why the confusion? Reasons and remedies for shortcomings and progress in modernization theory
Lipset's "well-to-do" quote coined decades of debate on the interaction between economic performance and democracy. However, results remain preliminary and unsatisfying. Many authors report a strong relationship while others deny it. Our paper first reviews research on the impact of (1) both economic growth and general economic performance on overall democracy, (2) the chance of transition towards democracy, and (3) the chance of a democracy to a…
On (In-)Secure Grounds
Military forces contribute to, struggle with, and respond to global environmental change. This entangles them ambiguously with their ecological environment. This article reviews these entanglements in two steps. First, it develops a three-dimensional typology of ecologically relevant military activities by drawing on the environmental peace and conflict research streams of political ecology, decolonial studies, environmental conflicts, environmen…
Same same but different
Climate change severely impacts human security on Vanuatu and Guam. • Interview-based, comparative study of impacts. • Climate impacts depend on colonial history and political inequalities. • Impacts are omnipresent on Vanuatu, but hidden on Guam. • Article bridges human security, political ecology, and decolonial studies literature. Global environmental change impacts human security in both Vanuatu and Guam – but in very different ways. This pap…
Barking up the tree wrongly? How national security strategies frame climate and other environmental change as security issues
The right framing of climate and other environmental change is crucial to guide policy responses towards preventing human suffering, displacement, and violent conflict. This study analyzes how ministries of defense and other security policy actors from 93 countries framed climate and other environmental change in national security strategy documents (NSSD) published between 2000 and 2020. An inductive content analysis reveals three shortcomings i…
Windows to the World, Doors to Space
Living in a confined environment with minimal external stimuli available, such as a space habitat, is a strain on normal human life and puts great pressure on groups and individuals. Designers working on a space habitat not only must work on its functional role, but also must integrate functionality with mental representation and symbolic meaning. Space-connection interfaces such as doors and windows act as "sensory organs" of a building. They al…
Windows to the World, Doors to Space
Living in a confined environment with minimal external stimuli available, such as a space habitat, is a strain on normal human life and puts great pressure on groups and individuals. Designers working on a space habitat not only must work on its functional role, but also must integrate functionality with mental representation and symbolic meaning. Space-connection interfaces such as doors and windows act as "sensory organs" of a building. They al…
Why the confusion? Reasons and remedies for shortcomings and progress in modernization theory
Lipset's "well-to-do" quote coined decades of debate on the interaction between economic performance and democracy. However, results remain preliminary and unsatisfying. Many authors report a strong relationship while others deny it. Our paper first reviews research on the impact of (1) both economic growth and general economic performance on overall democracy, (2) the chance of transition towards democracy, and (3) the chance of a democracy to a…
Tracking Climate Securitization
Defense ministries regularly frame climate security in their national security strategies. Recently, “civil” ministries also begun mentioning climate security. However, they do not mean the same thing. This article develops four indicators to assess the commitment of climate security framings to an understanding of climate security as either human/environmental or national security issue. It applies the indicators to fifty submissions of National…
Barking up the tree wrongly? How national security strategies frame climate and other environmental change as security issues
The right framing of climate and other environmental change is crucial to guide policy responses towards preventing human suffering, displacement, and violent conflict. This study analyzes how ministries of defense and other security policy actors from 93 countries framed climate and other environmental change in national security strategy documents (NSSD) published between 2000 and 2020. An inductive content analysis reveals three shortcomings i…
On (In-)Secure Grounds
Military forces contribute to, struggle with, and respond to global environmental change. This entangles them ambiguously with their ecological environment. This article reviews these entanglements in two steps. First, it develops a three-dimensional typology of ecologically relevant military activities by drawing on the environmental peace and conflict research streams of political ecology, decolonial studies, environmental conflicts, environmen…
Same same but different
Climate change severely impacts human security on Vanuatu and Guam. • Interview-based, comparative study of impacts. • Climate impacts depend on colonial history and political inequalities. • Impacts are omnipresent on Vanuatu, but hidden on Guam. • Article bridges human security, political ecology, and decolonial studies literature. Global environmental change impacts human security in both Vanuatu and Guam – but in very different ways. This pap…
Ecological Crises and Ecopolitics Research in Australia
It is difficult to exaggerate the scale of contemporary ecological crises. These challenges, particularly climate change, necessitate new modes of politics and policy, even potentially new institutions, that seem anathema to the emphases of traditional accounts of environmental political science. In this paper, we explore contemporary ecopolitics research in Australia that is attempting to come to terms with the reality of ecological crises and t…
Short of disarmament
Political science (6 works) · Climate change (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Transboundary Water Resource Management (4 works) · Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · Human security (3 works)