Dieter Rink
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 954976 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dieter Rink |
| PRENOMES | Dieter |
| SOBRENOME | Rink |
| ASSINATURA | RINK D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4910-0657 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 316 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
The (co-)production of arrival neighbourhoods. Processes governing housing markets in three german cities
In recent years, an emerging strand of research has focused on the role arrival neighbourhoods play for newcomers finding their footing in a new urban context. However, little is known about the underlying factors and drivers influencing their function(ing). This concerns in particular the role of the local housing market and its players in shaping their emergence and development. The paper deals with the question of how arrival neighbourhoods ar…
Visions for development and management of urban green and blue infrastructure
Ongoing urbanization leads to problems such as densification, loss of biodiversity, and social injustice in cities. For increasing urban populations, green–blue infrastructure (GBI) is an important element in compact cities contributing to human health, well-being, and the provision of important ecosystem services. We analyzed responses from two open-ended questions about visions, ideas, and topics for the development and management of GBI import…
Factors driving the regrowth of European cities and the role of local and contextual impacts
This paper undertakes a comparison of two regrowing and two shrinking European cities in order to identify the factors driving demographic regrowth and economic recovery of cities and how and why those factors are at work in some cities that turned from population decline towards new growth while others did not. Our objectives are to systematically elaborate the factors that are influencing urban regrowth, explain how these factors interact and a…
Schrumpfung und Stadtumbau als zentrale Themen der Forschung zu Städten in Ostdeutschland
Ostdeutschland beziehungsweise ostdeutsche Städte sind kein „Nischenthema“ „ohne weitere Relevanz“. Ostdeutsche Städte haben immer wieder die Aufmerksamkeit der Stadtforschung auf sich gezogen - davon zeugen die Diskurse zur postsozialistischen Transformation der 1990er Jahre und die zu Schrumpfung und Stadtumbau seit den 2000er Jahren. Diese fanden nicht nur Beachtung in Westdeutschland, sondern auch in der internationalen wissenschaftlichen Com…
Leipzig’s Inner East as an Arrival Space? Exploring the Trajectory of a Diversifying Neighbourhood
The article analyses and discusses the development of Leipzig and especially its inner east as an ‘urban space of arrival’ since 1990. It represents a study about arrival in the post-socialist context that is fairly rare in the international debate so far, since most of the arrival debate builds on western European evidence. Leipzig’s inner east was characterised by shrinkage until the end of the 1990s and by new growth, especially after 2010, as…
Mobilisierungsprozesse von Fridays for Future
The awakening of civil society in Eastern Europe
Integrated research on land-use changes in the face of urban transformations – An analytic framework for further studies
Urban shrinkage in Germany
Greening cities – To be socially inclusive? About the alleged paradox of society and ecology in cities
Shrinking Cities in Post‐socialist Europe
In the final decades of the twentieth century, the post‐industrial regions of western Europe and the US were hot‐spots of urban shrinkage, and this also affected large areas in post‐socialist countries. Despite ongoing calls for a better integration of diverse global urban experiences into theorization, post‐socialist cities and their trajectories, as well as their experiences with rapid urban change, have been largely disregarded in general theo…
Von der ,,Großen Transformation“ zu urbanen Transformationen. Zum WBGU-Hauptgutachten Welt im Wandel
Der Wissenschaftliche Beirat der Bundesregierung Globale Umweltveränderungen empfiehlt in seinem Hauptgutachten zur ,,Großen Transformation“ eine Stadtplanung, die auf klimaverträgliche und nachhaltige Entwicklungen abzielt. Angesichts der heterogenen Urbanisierungsprozesse erscheint es angemessen, statt von einer großen Transformation besser im Plural von urbanen Transformationen zu sprechen
The influence of housing oversupply on residential segregation
In this article, we contribute to a better understanding of contextual differences related to residential segregation. We illuminate one specific contextual factor—housing oversupply—and how it intersects with historically inherited patterns of socio-spatial differentiation and other drivers of residential segregation. The study is based on an analysis of how segregation has developed over the last 20 years in the city of Leipzig, Germany. This c…
Conceptualizing the nexus between urban shrinkage and ecosystem services
The governance of urban shrinkage in cities of post-socialist Europe
This paper presents results of an international comparative research project ‘Smart governance of shrinking cities in a European context’. In recent years, many European cities have experienced urban shrinkage (population decline). Whereas there has been a wealth of research into the governance of growing cities, little consideration has been given to the governance of and policy responses to shrinking cities, particularly in relation to the decl…
Conceptualizing Urban Shrinkage
Since the second half of the 20th century, urban shrinkage has become a common pathway of transformation for many large cities across the globe. Although the appearance of shrinkage is fairly universal-typically manifested in dwindling population, emerging vacant spaces, and the underuse of existing urban infrastructure, ranging from schools and parks to water pipelines-its essence is hidden from view. Phenomena related to shrinkage have been dis…
Varieties of shrinkage in European cities
The issue of urban shrinkage has become the new ‘normal’ across Europe: a large number of urban areas find themselves amongst the cities losing population. According to recent studies, almost 42 per cent of all large European cities are currently shrinking. In eastern Europe, shrinking cities have formed the overwhelming majority – here, three out of four cities report a decrease in population. Shrinkage has proved to be a very diverse and comple…
Urban shrinkage as an emerging concern for European policymaking
Across Europe, urban shrinkage has become an important phenomenon. According to recent studies, almost 42 % of all large European cities are currently shrinking, the largest number of them being situated in Eastern Europe. Across Europe, shrinkage affects all types of regions; in a way, Europe has become a shrinking continent. Shrinkage is not only a problem of larger cities, but has, in fact, become one of several pathways for European urban and…
Not Relevant to the System
This essay provides insights into the crisis unfolding in the 'backyards' of globalization, that is, in regions that are largely abandoned in terms of capital and are characterized by de-industrialization and depopulation. We take Eastern Germany as an example to examine how the crisis manifests itself in this context. We look at the turmoil around the failed sale of the Opel car company, the acquisition of pre-fab housing estates by global inves…
Wilderness
Since about the 1980s shrinkage has become a new normality especially for European cities and urban regions. As a consequence of the shrinking process, new dimensions of wastelands appear in the affected cities. Urban planners have to find solutions for these “holes” in the urban fabric and new visions are needed for open spaces. In the last few years, the wilderness concept has emerged in the planning field and it has become a fashionable term, …
Introduction
Since about the 1980s, shrinkage processes have been observed mainly in the developed countries. Although population decreases has been the main focus, other phenomena—such as the reduction of jobs, the restructuring of industrial and urban regions, and the scarcity of public commodities and natural resources—also deserve attention. Shrinkage is by no means becoming the dominant mode of development though some regional exceptions do exist. In thi…
Operationalization and contextualization of sustainability at the local level
Due to its fuzziness, the model of sustainable development has to be particularized and contextualized before it can be used as a yardstick. A local indicator system for two German cities has been developed to meet these requirements using a new conceptualization of sustainability. Initially, local problem areas were identified in a bottom‐up approach by local authority personnel. These problem areas were contrasted with a set of sustainability r…
Decline and sprawl
Much of the empirical research on urban sprawl has been carried out in North America and most theoretical studies on this problem have been concerned with expanding urban areas. This study differs, firstly in that it is concerned with sprawl in two European cities, Liverpool in England and Leipzig in Germany, and secondly because both these cities are in decline. This presents an opportunity to explore whether the process of urban sprawl is someh…
Surrogate Nature or Wilderness? Social Perceptions and Notions of Nature in an Urban Context
The ‘production’ of urban sprawl in eastern Germany as a phenomenon of post-socialist transformation
Varieties of shrinkage in European cities
The issue of urban shrinkage has become the new ‘normal’ across Europe: a large number of urban areas find themselves amongst the cities losing population. According to recent studies, almost 42 per cent of all large European cities are currently shrinking. In eastern Europe, shrinking cities have formed the overwhelming majority – here, three out of four cities report a decrease in population. Shrinkage has proved to be a very diverse and comple…
The ‘production’ of urban sprawl in eastern Germany as a phenomenon of post-socialist transformation
Conceptualizing Urban Shrinkage
Since the second half of the 20th century, urban shrinkage has become a common pathway of transformation for many large cities across the globe. Although the appearance of shrinkage is fairly universal-typically manifested in dwindling population, emerging vacant spaces, and the underuse of existing urban infrastructure, ranging from schools and parks to water pipelines-its essence is hidden from view. Phenomena related to shrinkage have been dis…
Greening cities – To be socially inclusive? About the alleged paradox of society and ecology in cities
Shrinking Cities in Post‐socialist Europe
In the final decades of the twentieth century, the post‐industrial regions of western Europe and the US were hot‐spots of urban shrinkage, and this also affected large areas in post‐socialist countries. Despite ongoing calls for a better integration of diverse global urban experiences into theorization, post‐socialist cities and their trajectories, as well as their experiences with rapid urban change, have been largely disregarded in general theo…
Urban shrinkage in Germany
Urban shrinkage as an emerging concern for European policymaking
Across Europe, urban shrinkage has become an important phenomenon. According to recent studies, almost 42 % of all large European cities are currently shrinking, the largest number of them being situated in Eastern Europe. Across Europe, shrinkage affects all types of regions; in a way, Europe has become a shrinking continent. Shrinkage is not only a problem of larger cities, but has, in fact, become one of several pathways for European urban and…
Integrated research on land-use changes in the face of urban transformations – An analytic framework for further studies
The influence of housing oversupply on residential segregation
In this article, we contribute to a better understanding of contextual differences related to residential segregation. We illuminate one specific contextual factor—housing oversupply—and how it intersects with historically inherited patterns of socio-spatial differentiation and other drivers of residential segregation. The study is based on an analysis of how segregation has developed over the last 20 years in the city of Leipzig, Germany. This c…
Factors driving the regrowth of European cities and the role of local and contextual impacts
This paper undertakes a comparison of two regrowing and two shrinking European cities in order to identify the factors driving demographic regrowth and economic recovery of cities and how and why those factors are at work in some cities that turned from population decline towards new growth while others did not. Our objectives are to systematically elaborate the factors that are influencing urban regrowth, explain how these factors interact and a…
Operationalization and contextualization of sustainability at the local level
Due to its fuzziness, the model of sustainable development has to be particularized and contextualized before it can be used as a yardstick. A local indicator system for two German cities has been developed to meet these requirements using a new conceptualization of sustainability. Initially, local problem areas were identified in a bottom‐up approach by local authority personnel. These problem areas were contrasted with a set of sustainability r…
Not Relevant to the System
This essay provides insights into the crisis unfolding in the 'backyards' of globalization, that is, in regions that are largely abandoned in terms of capital and are characterized by de-industrialization and depopulation. We take Eastern Germany as an example to examine how the crisis manifests itself in this context. We look at the turmoil around the failed sale of the Opel car company, the acquisition of pre-fab housing estates by global inves…
Environmental Policy and the Environmental Movement in East Germany
Lebensstile und Nachhaltigkeit
Lebensweise, Lebensstile und Lebensführung. Soziologische Konzepte zur Untersuchung von nachhaltigem Leben
Im Brundtland-Bericht wird dem Thema „Nachhaltig leben“ eine zentrale Rolle eingeräumt. Dauerhafte Entwicklung erfordere, so die bekannten Ausführungen, die Befriedigung der Grundbedürfnisse aller und müsse daher auch allen die Möglichkeit zur Verwirklichung ihres Strebens nach einem besseren Leben eröffnen. Dauerhafte globale Entwicklung setze voraus, dass die Wohlhabenden ihre Lebensgewohnheiten in einer Weise veränderten, die den ökologischen …
Lebensstile und Nachhaltigkeit
Environmental Policy and the Environmental Movement in East Germany
Decline and sprawl
Much of the empirical research on urban sprawl has been carried out in North America and most theoretical studies on this problem have been concerned with expanding urban areas. This study differs, firstly in that it is concerned with sprawl in two European cities, Liverpool in England and Leipzig in Germany, and secondly because both these cities are in decline. This presents an opportunity to explore whether the process of urban sprawl is someh…
Surrogate Nature or Wilderness? Social Perceptions and Notions of Nature in an Urban Context
The ‘production’ of urban sprawl in eastern Germany as a phenomenon of post-socialist transformation
Operationalization and contextualization of sustainability at the local level
Due to its fuzziness, the model of sustainable development has to be particularized and contextualized before it can be used as a yardstick. A local indicator system for two German cities has been developed to meet these requirements using a new conceptualization of sustainability. Initially, local problem areas were identified in a bottom‐up approach by local authority personnel. These problem areas were contrasted with a set of sustainability r…
Wilderness
Since about the 1980s shrinkage has become a new normality especially for European cities and urban regions. As a consequence of the shrinking process, new dimensions of wastelands appear in the affected cities. Urban planners have to find solutions for these “holes” in the urban fabric and new visions are needed for open spaces. In the last few years, the wilderness concept has emerged in the planning field and it has become a fashionable term, …
Introduction
Since about the 1980s, shrinkage processes have been observed mainly in the developed countries. Although population decreases has been the main focus, other phenomena—such as the reduction of jobs, the restructuring of industrial and urban regions, and the scarcity of public commodities and natural resources—also deserve attention. Shrinkage is by no means becoming the dominant mode of development though some regional exceptions do exist. In thi…
Not Relevant to the System
This essay provides insights into the crisis unfolding in the 'backyards' of globalization, that is, in regions that are largely abandoned in terms of capital and are characterized by de-industrialization and depopulation. We take Eastern Germany as an example to examine how the crisis manifests itself in this context. We look at the turmoil around the failed sale of the Opel car company, the acquisition of pre-fab housing estates by global inves…
Varieties of shrinkage in European cities
The issue of urban shrinkage has become the new ‘normal’ across Europe: a large number of urban areas find themselves amongst the cities losing population. According to recent studies, almost 42 per cent of all large European cities are currently shrinking. In eastern Europe, shrinking cities have formed the overwhelming majority – here, three out of four cities report a decrease in population. Shrinkage has proved to be a very diverse and comple…
Urban shrinkage as an emerging concern for European policymaking
Across Europe, urban shrinkage has become an important phenomenon. According to recent studies, almost 42 % of all large European cities are currently shrinking, the largest number of them being situated in Eastern Europe. Across Europe, shrinkage affects all types of regions; in a way, Europe has become a shrinking continent. Shrinkage is not only a problem of larger cities, but has, in fact, become one of several pathways for European urban and…
Conceptualizing the nexus between urban shrinkage and ecosystem services
The governance of urban shrinkage in cities of post-socialist Europe
This paper presents results of an international comparative research project ‘Smart governance of shrinking cities in a European context’. In recent years, many European cities have experienced urban shrinkage (population decline). Whereas there has been a wealth of research into the governance of growing cities, little consideration has been given to the governance of and policy responses to shrinking cities, particularly in relation to the decl…
Conceptualizing Urban Shrinkage
Since the second half of the 20th century, urban shrinkage has become a common pathway of transformation for many large cities across the globe. Although the appearance of shrinkage is fairly universal-typically manifested in dwindling population, emerging vacant spaces, and the underuse of existing urban infrastructure, ranging from schools and parks to water pipelines-its essence is hidden from view. Phenomena related to shrinkage have been dis…
Von der ,,Großen Transformation“ zu urbanen Transformationen. Zum WBGU-Hauptgutachten Welt im Wandel
Der Wissenschaftliche Beirat der Bundesregierung Globale Umweltveränderungen empfiehlt in seinem Hauptgutachten zur ,,Großen Transformation“ eine Stadtplanung, die auf klimaverträgliche und nachhaltige Entwicklungen abzielt. Angesichts der heterogenen Urbanisierungsprozesse erscheint es angemessen, statt von einer großen Transformation besser im Plural von urbanen Transformationen zu sprechen
The influence of housing oversupply on residential segregation
In this article, we contribute to a better understanding of contextual differences related to residential segregation. We illuminate one specific contextual factor—housing oversupply—and how it intersects with historically inherited patterns of socio-spatial differentiation and other drivers of residential segregation. The study is based on an analysis of how segregation has developed over the last 20 years in the city of Leipzig, Germany. This c…
Shrinking Cities in Post‐socialist Europe
In the final decades of the twentieth century, the post‐industrial regions of western Europe and the US were hot‐spots of urban shrinkage, and this also affected large areas in post‐socialist countries. Despite ongoing calls for a better integration of diverse global urban experiences into theorization, post‐socialist cities and their trajectories, as well as their experiences with rapid urban change, have been largely disregarded in general theo…
The awakening of civil society in Eastern Europe
Integrated research on land-use changes in the face of urban transformations – An analytic framework for further studies
Urban shrinkage in Germany
Greening cities – To be socially inclusive? About the alleged paradox of society and ecology in cities
Schrumpfung und Stadtumbau als zentrale Themen der Forschung zu Städten in Ostdeutschland
Ostdeutschland beziehungsweise ostdeutsche Städte sind kein „Nischenthema“ „ohne weitere Relevanz“. Ostdeutsche Städte haben immer wieder die Aufmerksamkeit der Stadtforschung auf sich gezogen - davon zeugen die Diskurse zur postsozialistischen Transformation der 1990er Jahre und die zu Schrumpfung und Stadtumbau seit den 2000er Jahren. Diese fanden nicht nur Beachtung in Westdeutschland, sondern auch in der internationalen wissenschaftlichen Com…
Leipzig’s Inner East as an Arrival Space? Exploring the Trajectory of a Diversifying Neighbourhood
The article analyses and discusses the development of Leipzig and especially its inner east as an ‘urban space of arrival’ since 1990. It represents a study about arrival in the post-socialist context that is fairly rare in the international debate so far, since most of the arrival debate builds on western European evidence. Leipzig’s inner east was characterised by shrinkage until the end of the 1990s and by new growth, especially after 2010, as…
Mobilisierungsprozesse von Fridays for Future
Geography (19 obras) · Political science (19 obras) · Urbanization and City Planning (18 obras) · Economics (15 obras) · Economic geography (13 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · Economic growth (9 obras) · Population (9 obras) · Regional science (8 obras) · Environmental planning (7 obras)