Jan Busse
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4153318 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jan Busse |
| PRENOMES | Jan |
| SOBRENOME | Busse |
| ASSINATURA | BUSSE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universität der Bundeswehr München |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8453-5675 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
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The Rebellious Game
By the end of the 19th century, British colonisers, in particular, not only played football as a pastime, they also made use of it to consolidate the political, economic and military interests of the motherland. But while the so-called ‘beautiful game’ served as an instrument of colonial control, both ‘civilising’ and ‘disciplining’ the colonial subjects, it also evolved into a transnational beacon for independence movements, with stadiums becomi…
Contextualizing the Contextualizers
As part of recent years’ efforts at reaching a more context- and diversity-sensitive study of international relations, the nexus between fields of IR and Area Studies (AS) has received a renewed attention. While AS is usually presented as the “contextualizer” of the disciplines, this forum reverses the perspective by suggesting that an awareness of both diversity and context is also relevant when it comes to understanding the evolution of the fie…
Everyday life in the face of conflict
Mena political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings
This introductory article to the Special Issue MENA Political Science Research a Decade after the Arab Uprisings: Facing the Facts on Tremulous Grounds takes stock of MENA political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings. Engaging with key contributions from social movement and protest studies, comparative politics, and International Relations, we discuss three overarching questions that we consider as particularly important today: Fi…
Globality of Governmentality
Germany and the Israeli occupation
Over time, Germany’s stance towards the Israeli occupation settlement construction has become more critical. This article will show that one reason for this shift lies in a widening gap between German public opinion and government policies. Accordingly, while the German population has become more critical towards the occupation over time, the German government has only responded to this trend with certain delay. At the same time, however, as a cr…
Deconstructing the Dynamics of World-Societal Order
Der Nahostkonflikt
Der Konflikt zwischen Israel und den Palästinensern steht seit Jahrzehnten im Fokus der Weltöffentlichkeit. Die Autoren zeichnen anschaulich seine Geschichte nach und erläutern die unterschiedlichen Sichtweisen der Konfliktparteien. Sie beschreiben die wichtigsten Streitpunkte - etwa die Kontrolle über Jerusalem, der Zugang zu Wasser sowie der Grenzverlauf - und erklären, warum die aktuellen innen- und außenpolitischen Konstellationen den Krisenh…
Theorizing Governance as Globalized Governmentality
In many cases, Middle East Studies and International Relations (IR) fail to provide an appropriate account of governance and power and the underlying dynamics of global political order. In order to overcome these shortcomings, I will highlight the conceptual compatibility between Foucauldian post-structuralist governmentality studies and world society theorization from the perspective of the Stanford School's sociological neo-institutionalism. On…
The Biopolitics of Statistics and Census in Palestine
This article addresses the importance of statistics for governing populations in the context of Palestine. On the basis of Michel Foucault's understanding of governmentality, I argue that social statistics represent crucial biopolitical technologies of governmentality. While statistical knowledge as a modern phenomenon originated in Western Europe in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the case of Palestine clearly shows the impor…
Mena political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings
This introductory article to the Special Issue MENA Political Science Research a Decade after the Arab Uprisings: Facing the Facts on Tremulous Grounds takes stock of MENA political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings. Engaging with key contributions from social movement and protest studies, comparative politics, and International Relations, we discuss three overarching questions that we consider as particularly important today: Fi…
The Biopolitics of Statistics and Census in Palestine
This article addresses the importance of statistics for governing populations in the context of Palestine. On the basis of Michel Foucault's understanding of governmentality, I argue that social statistics represent crucial biopolitical technologies of governmentality. While statistical knowledge as a modern phenomenon originated in Western Europe in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the case of Palestine clearly shows the impor…
Everyday life in the face of conflict
Contextualizing the Contextualizers
As part of recent years’ efforts at reaching a more context- and diversity-sensitive study of international relations, the nexus between fields of IR and Area Studies (AS) has received a renewed attention. While AS is usually presented as the “contextualizer” of the disciplines, this forum reverses the perspective by suggesting that an awareness of both diversity and context is also relevant when it comes to understanding the evolution of the fie…
Theorizing Governance as Globalized Governmentality
In many cases, Middle East Studies and International Relations (IR) fail to provide an appropriate account of governance and power and the underlying dynamics of global political order. In order to overcome these shortcomings, I will highlight the conceptual compatibility between Foucauldian post-structuralist governmentality studies and world society theorization from the perspective of the Stanford School's sociological neo-institutionalism. On…
Theorizing Governance as Globalized Governmentality
In many cases, Middle East Studies and International Relations (IR) fail to provide an appropriate account of governance and power and the underlying dynamics of global political order. In order to overcome these shortcomings, I will highlight the conceptual compatibility between Foucauldian post-structuralist governmentality studies and world society theorization from the perspective of the Stanford School's sociological neo-institutionalism. On…
The Biopolitics of Statistics and Census in Palestine
This article addresses the importance of statistics for governing populations in the context of Palestine. On the basis of Michel Foucault's understanding of governmentality, I argue that social statistics represent crucial biopolitical technologies of governmentality. While statistical knowledge as a modern phenomenon originated in Western Europe in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the case of Palestine clearly shows the impor…
Der Nahostkonflikt
Der Konflikt zwischen Israel und den Palästinensern steht seit Jahrzehnten im Fokus der Weltöffentlichkeit. Die Autoren zeichnen anschaulich seine Geschichte nach und erläutern die unterschiedlichen Sichtweisen der Konfliktparteien. Sie beschreiben die wichtigsten Streitpunkte - etwa die Kontrolle über Jerusalem, der Zugang zu Wasser sowie der Grenzverlauf - und erklären, warum die aktuellen innen- und außenpolitischen Konstellationen den Krisenh…
Deconstructing the Dynamics of World-Societal Order
Germany and the Israeli occupation
Over time, Germany’s stance towards the Israeli occupation settlement construction has become more critical. This article will show that one reason for this shift lies in a widening gap between German public opinion and government policies. Accordingly, while the German population has become more critical towards the occupation over time, the German government has only responded to this trend with certain delay. At the same time, however, as a cr…
Mena political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings
This introductory article to the Special Issue MENA Political Science Research a Decade after the Arab Uprisings: Facing the Facts on Tremulous Grounds takes stock of MENA political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings. Engaging with key contributions from social movement and protest studies, comparative politics, and International Relations, we discuss three overarching questions that we consider as particularly important today: Fi…
Globality of Governmentality
Everyday life in the face of conflict
The Rebellious Game
By the end of the 19th century, British colonisers, in particular, not only played football as a pastime, they also made use of it to consolidate the political, economic and military interests of the motherland. But while the so-called ‘beautiful game’ served as an instrument of colonial control, both ‘civilising’ and ‘disciplining’ the colonial subjects, it also evolved into a transnational beacon for independence movements, with stadiums becomi…
Contextualizing the Contextualizers
As part of recent years’ efforts at reaching a more context- and diversity-sensitive study of international relations, the nexus between fields of IR and Area Studies (AS) has received a renewed attention. While AS is usually presented as the “contextualizer” of the disciplines, this forum reverses the perspective by suggesting that an awareness of both diversity and context is also relevant when it comes to understanding the evolution of the fie…
Thank You to Reviewers
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