Georg Spitaler
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 385395 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Georg Spitaler |
| PRENOMES | Georg |
| SOBRENOME | Spitaler |
| ASSINATURA | SPITALER G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Vienna |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Das Rote Wien
After the First World War the former imperial city of Vienna elected a stable Social Democratic majority. Throughout the 1920s and into the 1930s, "Red Vienna" (as it was derisively called by its critics) became the site of successful large-scale experiments in public housing, hygiene, and education, while still maintaining its world-class contributions to music, literature, art, culture, and science. Though Red Vienna eventually fell victim to f…
The Red Vienna Sourcebook
Vienne la Rouge
Le 4 mai 1919, le Parti social-démocrate des travailleurs (SDAP) remporta à Vienne la majorité absolue des voix lors des premières élections libres au suffrage universel. Cet événement est considéré comme la date de fondation de « Vienne la Rouge », projet politique qui, jusqu’à aujourd’hui, 86 ans après sa fin violente lors du soulèvement des travailleurs en 1934, sert encore de référence pour les conceptions émancipatrices d’une politique de ga…
Rote Wien
Jüdischer Sport in Metropolen
The Balotelli generation
In this book, Max Mauro highlights current tensions between the inclusive rhetoric of sport and de facto exclusionary practices that challenge the equal participation of marginalized groups across
The Lost Honor of Julius Deutsch
In 1922, Julius Deutsch, one of the leading Viennese Social Democrats, spent a weekend in the Strudengau in Upper Austria. In a local inn, he was insulted by a right-wing alpinist, who accused him of being a traitor to the Emperor. The man claimed that Deutsch, along with other "Jewish Revolutionaries", played a part in overturning the old order and helping to "stab" the Empire's army "in the back". Deutsch brought his opponent to trial, in an at…
Governance, Citizenship and the New European Football Championships
Narrated Political Theory
In recent decades, debates on the relationship between pop culture and the political have transgressed academia and have even been prominent in pop (media) discourses and texts, including pop literature. Amongst the contributions at the intersection of art, theory and entertainment are the novels and essays by the German author Dietmar Dath. Taking the example of his novel Für immer in Honig (Berlin 2005/2008), it will be discussed how the book r…
Governance, citizenship and the new European Football Championships
For any well‐informed observer of European affairs, the cultural significance of football in Europe is evident to such a degree that football must be appraised as the one ubiquitous exception to th
The Europeanization of Austrian football
In this article we seek to analyse the Europeanization of Austrian football as a consequence of both (1) pressures stemming from the European integration process and (2) changes in domestic football involving other transnational (non‐EU) European bodies and phenomena. As for the former, we look at the impact of the 1995 Bosman ruling of the European Court of Justice (both in terms of the nationality regime and the transfer regime) and the Europea…
Sport Space and National Identity
This contribution will discuss how the formation of a national sport space interacts with the development of national self-awareness and national identity with reference to the Austrian case. It will be argued that the growing of an Austrian identity is not merely synchronous with the establishment of an Austrian sport space but that this nation-building process has been helped along substantially by the "Austrification" of two leading sports: ur…
Sport Space and National Identity
This contribution will discuss how the formation of a national sport space interacts with the development of national self-awareness and national identity with reference to the Austrian case. It will be argued that the growing of an Austrian identity is not merely synchronous with the establishment of an Austrian sport space but that this nation-building process has been helped along substantially by the "Austrification" of two leading sports: ur…
Governance, citizenship and the new European Football Championships
For any well‐informed observer of European affairs, the cultural significance of football in Europe is evident to such a degree that football must be appraised as the one ubiquitous exception to th
The Europeanization of Austrian football
In this article we seek to analyse the Europeanization of Austrian football as a consequence of both (1) pressures stemming from the European integration process and (2) changes in domestic football involving other transnational (non‐EU) European bodies and phenomena. As for the former, we look at the impact of the 1995 Bosman ruling of the European Court of Justice (both in terms of the nationality regime and the transfer regime) and the Europea…
Sport Space and National Identity
This contribution will discuss how the formation of a national sport space interacts with the development of national self-awareness and national identity with reference to the Austrian case. It will be argued that the growing of an Austrian identity is not merely synchronous with the establishment of an Austrian sport space but that this nation-building process has been helped along substantially by the "Austrification" of two leading sports: ur…
Governance, citizenship and the new European Football Championships
For any well‐informed observer of European affairs, the cultural significance of football in Europe is evident to such a degree that football must be appraised as the one ubiquitous exception to th
The Europeanization of Austrian football
In this article we seek to analyse the Europeanization of Austrian football as a consequence of both (1) pressures stemming from the European integration process and (2) changes in domestic football involving other transnational (non‐EU) European bodies and phenomena. As for the former, we look at the impact of the 1995 Bosman ruling of the European Court of Justice (both in terms of the nationality regime and the transfer regime) and the Europea…
Governance, Citizenship and the New European Football Championships
Narrated Political Theory
In recent decades, debates on the relationship between pop culture and the political have transgressed academia and have even been prominent in pop (media) discourses and texts, including pop literature. Amongst the contributions at the intersection of art, theory and entertainment are the novels and essays by the German author Dietmar Dath. Taking the example of his novel Für immer in Honig (Berlin 2005/2008), it will be discussed how the book r…
Jüdischer Sport in Metropolen
The Balotelli generation
In this book, Max Mauro highlights current tensions between the inclusive rhetoric of sport and de facto exclusionary practices that challenge the equal participation of marginalized groups across
The Lost Honor of Julius Deutsch
In 1922, Julius Deutsch, one of the leading Viennese Social Democrats, spent a weekend in the Strudengau in Upper Austria. In a local inn, he was insulted by a right-wing alpinist, who accused him of being a traitor to the Emperor. The man claimed that Deutsch, along with other "Jewish Revolutionaries", played a part in overturning the old order and helping to "stab" the Empire's army "in the back". Deutsch brought his opponent to trial, in an at…
Das Rote Wien
After the First World War the former imperial city of Vienna elected a stable Social Democratic majority. Throughout the 1920s and into the 1930s, "Red Vienna" (as it was derisively called by its critics) became the site of successful large-scale experiments in public housing, hygiene, and education, while still maintaining its world-class contributions to music, literature, art, culture, and science. Though Red Vienna eventually fell victim to f…
The Red Vienna Sourcebook
Vienne la Rouge
Le 4 mai 1919, le Parti social-démocrate des travailleurs (SDAP) remporta à Vienne la majorité absolue des voix lors des premières élections libres au suffrage universel. Cet événement est considéré comme la date de fondation de « Vienne la Rouge », projet politique qui, jusqu’à aujourd’hui, 86 ans après sa fin violente lors du soulèvement des travailleurs en 1934, sert encore de référence pour les conceptions émancipatrices d’une politique de ga…
Rote Wien
Law (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Football (4 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (4 obras) · Central European national history (3 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras)