Sabine Heß
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5624880 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sabine Heß |
| PRENOMES | Sabine |
| SOBRENOME | Heß |
| ASSINATURA | HESS S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Göttingen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7069-5069 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 152 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
“Carrots and sticks”
Since 2015 a well-orchestrated media campaign has accompanied the implementation of a number of legal changes intended to increase the efficiency of German return policy, the latter to be achieved mainly by enforcing migrants’ collaboration with the immigration authorities to enhance their own deportability. Similarly, various regulations on opportunities to stay have been introduced, rewarding those deemed “well-integrated.” Based on two ethnogr…
Enforcing deportations in Germany
Critical Migration Studies and Border Studies conceptualize deportation as ‘a technology of citizenship’. Drawing on two ethnographic research projects focusing on the German return and deportation regime, the paper argues that even though deportation is the ultimate act of membership definition – relying, as it does, on hard law and the establishing of a dichotomy between citizens and non-citizens (as deportable others) – such boundaries are not…
Gegen Krise denken
Wie kann angesichts von multiplen Krisen und globalen autoritären Verwerfungen bis hinein in akademische Räume eine forschende Praxis aussehen, die kritische Krisen-Analytik mit einer auf Möglichkeitsräume gerichteten Forschungshaltung verbindet? In unserem Beitrag greifen wir auf eigene Erfahrungen als Forschende und Hochschullehrer:innen sowie gemeinsam publizierte Texte zurück, um dieser Frage nachzugehen. Vor dem Hintergrund einer genaueren C…
Internalizing borders
Scholarship on borders has deepened insight into the externalization of borders and the creation of internal borders. Little attention has been paid to what bordering means for the societies building these borders. To capture this, we introduce the concept of border internalization. Combining ethnographic and historical perspectives, we argue that borders do not “protect” societies but change them. Understanding border work as society work highli…
Re/assembling Antiracisms - or How to Produce "Para-Sites" of Co-Articulation. A Field Attempt
Against the background of the ongoing collaborative research and archiving project "Re/assembling antiracisms in Germany," I discuss what anthropologists have to offer in highly complex settings of "activist expert cultures," and thus how such projects can best be designed. The paper argues that rather than thinking of such projects in terms of collaboration (or "co-laboration"), it is more about co-articulating the differently situated knowledge…
The Post-2015 European Border Regime. New Approaches in a Shifting Field
Against the background of our recent ethnographic research project on the European border regime in South-East Europe in 2016, the article calls for a re-visiting of established paradigms and approaches in border studies. The article assesses established theoretical conceptualisations of border studies, such as securitisation, externalisation, digitalisation, but also internal mobility regimes and humanitarian rationales. Focussing especially on …
Migration’s lines of flight
Thousands of migrants and refugees were literally ripping down the fences of the European border regime and were demanding the right to cross the borders of Europe. They camped wherever, jumped on ferries and trains, and if security agents got in their way, they marched hundreds of kilometres to the next national border and protested over their right to proceed. Although migrant resistance is often practised individually, it is nevertheless embed…
The Multilayered Migration Regime in Turkey
Against the background of the research project on “De-and Re-stabilizations of the European Border Regime”, analyzing the recent political attempts by the EU and its member states to regain control over its borders and the movements of migration after the so-called “European refugee crisis” in 2015, this article discusses Turkey’s role and position within international migration flows and the EU-driven border regime. Reflecting on the recent hist…
De- and Restabilising Schengen. The European Border 1Regime After the Summer of Migration
Las migraciones del año 2015 y la lenta e inadecuada respuesta por parte de la Unión Europea ha generado una grave crisis política. Las instituciones y las políticas en relación al régimen de fronteras y migraciones europeas que han evolucionado desde los tratados de Schengen de 1985 y 1990 y la inauguración del Sistema Europeo Común de Asilo con el Tratado de Amsterdam (1997) no han sido capaces de formular, y menos aún de implementar, una respu…
Under Control? Or Border (as) Conflict
The migrations of 2015 have led to a temporary destabilization of the European border and migration regime. In this contribution, we trace the process of destabilization to its various origins, which we locate around the year 2011, and offer a preliminary assessment of the attempts at re-stabilization. We employ the notion of “border (as) conflict” to emphasize that crisis and exception lies at the very core of the European border and migration r…
Einleitung
No Integration
New Keywords
“New Keywords: Migration and Borders” is a collaborative writing project aimed at developing a nexus of terms and concepts that fill-out the contemporary problematic of migration. It moves beyond traditional and critical migration studies by building on cultural studies and post-colonial analyses, and by drawing on a diverse set of longstanding author engagements with migrant movements. The paper is organized in four parts (i) Introduction, (ii) …
Das Regieren der Migration als wissensbasierte Netzwerkpolitik Eine ethnografische Policy-Analyse des International Centre for Migration Policy Development
Politiken der (Un-)Sichtbarmachung
Fatherhood in Late Modernity
How do structural changes - in the welfare state, gender relations, and work - affect concepts and realities of fatherhood? Fatherhood in Late Modernity analyzes the cultural images and representations of fatherhood, including the varieties of fatherhood in relation to social backgrounds, the organizational influences, as well as the impact of political and legal interventions on configurations of fatherhood. It links in with international compar…
How Gendered Is the European Migration Regime? A Feminist Analysis of the Anti-Trafficking Apparatus
Based on a two-year ethnographic research project on the making of European migration policy, this article explores the ways in which gender is deeply inscribed in the articulations, practices, and rationalities of the new European migration regime. It focuses on the area of “anti-trafficking” policies at national and transnational levels, showing how and why an “anti-trafficking dispositif ” has been created over the last twenty years. Anti-traf…
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Autorinnen und Autoren
Intersektionalität revisited
Intersektionalität aus der Perspektive der Europäischen Ethnologie
Intersektionalität revisited
Intersektionalität« (Intersectionality) steht für eine Perspektive, die Geschlechterforschung und feministische Anliegen wieder stärker in den Vordergrund rückt. Einschlägige Lehrbücher regen die Diskussion an und fordern zur Verfeinerung von analytischen Kategorien auf. Der Band fragt kritisch nach der Genealogie von Intersectionality. Zugleich geht es um die empirisch fundierte Weiterentwicklung einer differenzierten Machtanalyse: Wo weisen die…
De‐naturalising transit migration. Theory and methods of an ethnographic regime analysis
Against the background of the research project entitled ‘Transit Migration’ (2002–2004), on migration regimes in Turkey, Greece and the Balkan region, the article will discuss methodological and conceptual problems and challenges of qualitative studies of transit migration. By analysing diverse practices and conditions of ‘transit migrations’ the article will argue against attempts to qualitatively define the phenomena. Rather, it suggests applyi…
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De‐naturalising transit migration. Theory and methods of an ethnographic regime analysis
Against the background of the research project entitled ‘Transit Migration’ (2002–2004), on migration regimes in Turkey, Greece and the Balkan region, the article will discuss methodological and conceptual problems and challenges of qualitative studies of transit migration. By analysing diverse practices and conditions of ‘transit migrations’ the article will argue against attempts to qualitatively define the phenomena. Rather, it suggests applyi…
Under Control? Or Border (as) Conflict
The migrations of 2015 have led to a temporary destabilization of the European border and migration regime. In this contribution, we trace the process of destabilization to its various origins, which we locate around the year 2011, and offer a preliminary assessment of the attempts at re-stabilization. We employ the notion of “border (as) conflict” to emphasize that crisis and exception lies at the very core of the European border and migration r…
Big Sisters’ are Better Domestic Servants?! Comments on the booming au Pair Business
The au pair program in general is still known as a form of cultural exchange program and a good possibility for young women to spend a year abroad, although it has undergone great changes during the last 10 years. This article argues that due to different socio-economic and cultural processes in Western postindustrial societies as well as in the eastern and southern parts of the world the au pair program is becoming a form of domestic work with q…
The Multilayered Migration Regime in Turkey
Against the background of the research project on “De-and Re-stabilizations of the European Border Regime”, analyzing the recent political attempts by the EU and its member states to regain control over its borders and the movements of migration after the so-called “European refugee crisis” in 2015, this article discusses Turkey’s role and position within international migration flows and the EU-driven border regime. Reflecting on the recent hist…
The Post-2015 European Border Regime. New Approaches in a Shifting Field
Against the background of our recent ethnographic research project on the European border regime in South-East Europe in 2016, the article calls for a re-visiting of established paradigms and approaches in border studies. The article assesses established theoretical conceptualisations of border studies, such as securitisation, externalisation, digitalisation, but also internal mobility regimes and humanitarian rationales. Focussing especially on …
Globalisierte Hausarbeit
1. 1. Unsichtbare Frauen? „Tod im gelobten Land“ titelte „Der Spiegel“ in seiner Januarausgabe 2003. In Bayern hatte sich ein junge Frau aus Rumänien im Alter von 21 Jahre erhängt. Doch nicht der Frei
Einleitung
How Gendered Is the European Migration Regime? A Feminist Analysis of the Anti-Trafficking Apparatus
Based on a two-year ethnographic research project on the making of European migration policy, this article explores the ways in which gender is deeply inscribed in the articulations, practices, and rationalities of the new European migration regime. It focuses on the area of “anti-trafficking” policies at national and transnational levels, showing how and why an “anti-trafficking dispositif ” has been created over the last twenty years. Anti-traf…
Intersektionalität revisited
Intersektionalität« (Intersectionality) steht für eine Perspektive, die Geschlechterforschung und feministische Anliegen wieder stärker in den Vordergrund rückt. Einschlägige Lehrbücher regen die Diskussion an und fordern zur Verfeinerung von analytischen Kategorien auf. Der Band fragt kritisch nach der Genealogie von Intersectionality. Zugleich geht es um die empirisch fundierte Weiterentwicklung einer differenzierten Machtanalyse: Wo weisen die…
Black Corona
In this study, Steven Gregory examines political culture and activism in an African-American neighbourhood in New York City. Using historical and ethnographic research, he challenges the view that urban communities are socially disorganized. Gregory demonstrates instead how working-class and middle-class African Americans construct and negotiate complex and deeply historical political identities and institutions through struggles over the built e…
Big Sisters’ are Better Domestic Servants?! Comments on the booming au Pair Business
The au pair program in general is still known as a form of cultural exchange program and a good possibility for young women to spend a year abroad, although it has undergone great changes during the last 10 years. This article argues that due to different socio-economic and cultural processes in Western postindustrial societies as well as in the eastern and southern parts of the world the au pair program is becoming a form of domestic work with q…
Globalisierte Hausarbeit
Strathern's Melanesian ‘dividual’ and the Christian ‘individual’
What happens to people's concept of the person when their ‘dividuality’ engages with the Christian concept of the ‘individual’? According to Vanua Lava kastom , when people die they go to sere timiat , the place of the dead. But do they still go there when the person had been a Christian during their life time? Where is the Christian heaven and hell? Is there a separate Christian ‘soul’? Will the dead be eternally separated from each other and th…
“I am not willing to return at this time…” - Transmigration of Eastern European Women as Transformation Strategy
For centuries social and cultural science studies have conceptualized migration as a one-directional move leaving the country of origin behind. This article which is based on a two years ethnographical research project on migration strategies of young Slovakian women to Germany can-not only show that the new migration patters after the so-called fall of the Iron Curtain are much more of a mobile, temporary culture producing new transnational soci…
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No integration?!
Integration wurde in den letzten Jahren auch in Deutschland zum zentralen Schlagwort in der Migrationsdebatte. Während das Konzept einerseits positiv »Teilhabe« verspricht, fungiert es in der deutschen Migrationspolitik potentiell als Exklusionsmechanismus. Dieses Buch nimmt aus Perspektiven der Politik, Wissenschaft, Kunst und des Aktivismus das Integrationsparadigma kritisch unter die Lupe. Entgegen der öffentlichen Integrationsforderung an hie…
Backmatter
No integration
Jenseits der Integration. Kulturwissenschaftliche Betrachtungen einer Debatte
Globalisierte Hausarbeit
1. 1. Unsichtbare Frauen? „Tod im gelobten Land“ titelte „Der Spiegel“ in seiner Januarausgabe 2003. In Bayern hatte sich ein junge Frau aus Rumänien im Alter von 21 Jahre erhängt. Doch nicht der Frei
De‐naturalising transit migration. Theory and methods of an ethnographic regime analysis
Against the background of the research project entitled ‘Transit Migration’ (2002–2004), on migration regimes in Turkey, Greece and the Balkan region, the article will discuss methodological and conceptual problems and challenges of qualitative studies of transit migration. By analysing diverse practices and conditions of ‘transit migrations’ the article will argue against attempts to qualitatively define the phenomena. Rather, it suggests applyi…
Inhalt
Autorinnen und Autoren
Intersektionalität revisited
Intersektionalität aus der Perspektive der Europäischen Ethnologie
Intersektionalität revisited
Intersektionalität« (Intersectionality) steht für eine Perspektive, die Geschlechterforschung und feministische Anliegen wieder stärker in den Vordergrund rückt. Einschlägige Lehrbücher regen die Diskussion an und fordern zur Verfeinerung von analytischen Kategorien auf. Der Band fragt kritisch nach der Genealogie von Intersectionality. Zugleich geht es um die empirisch fundierte Weiterentwicklung einer differenzierten Machtanalyse: Wo weisen die…
Fatherhood in Late Modernity
How do structural changes - in the welfare state, gender relations, and work - affect concepts and realities of fatherhood? Fatherhood in Late Modernity analyzes the cultural images and representations of fatherhood, including the varieties of fatherhood in relation to social backgrounds, the organizational influences, as well as the impact of political and legal interventions on configurations of fatherhood. It links in with international compar…
How Gendered Is the European Migration Regime? A Feminist Analysis of the Anti-Trafficking Apparatus
Based on a two-year ethnographic research project on the making of European migration policy, this article explores the ways in which gender is deeply inscribed in the articulations, practices, and rationalities of the new European migration regime. It focuses on the area of “anti-trafficking” policies at national and transnational levels, showing how and why an “anti-trafficking dispositif ” has been created over the last twenty years. Anti-traf…
Das Regieren der Migration als wissensbasierte Netzwerkpolitik Eine ethnografische Policy-Analyse des International Centre for Migration Policy Development
Politiken der (Un-)Sichtbarmachung
No Integration
New Keywords
“New Keywords: Migration and Borders” is a collaborative writing project aimed at developing a nexus of terms and concepts that fill-out the contemporary problematic of migration. It moves beyond traditional and critical migration studies by building on cultural studies and post-colonial analyses, and by drawing on a diverse set of longstanding author engagements with migrant movements. The paper is organized in four parts (i) Introduction, (ii) …
Einleitung
Political science (19 obras) · Sociology (14 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (11 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Philosophy (7 obras) · Sociology and Education Studies (7 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (6 obras) · Europe (6 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (6 obras)