Dennis Zuev
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 602547 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dennis Zuev |
| PRENOMES | Dennis |
| SOBRENOME | Zuev |
| ASSINATURA | ZUEV D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Iscte – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8322-9748 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 115 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Industrial heritage tourism in Macau
Affective atmospheres in Macau
This article examines the atmospheric identity of the Chinese city–state of Macau, which has a distinctive urban charisma owing to its 500-year history as a Portuguese colony and its contemporary development into a global tourist site. By analysing visual ethnographic data, the research understands Macau’s urban space with attention to its affective atmospheres. The research explores how visual analysis of urban atmospheres may enhance understand…
The spectacle of the Chinese city
Vision and Verticality
Vision and Verticality
Visuality and Infrastructure
Temporary transnational labour mobility and gendered individualization in Europe
In a context of a new transnational division of labour, temporary international labour mobility is on the rise in Europe. In particular, recent decades have seen considerably more women seeking work experience abroad. Observers have been concerned with how such mobility is related to individualization, and in particular how it may challenge collective institutions, communities and families. The aim of this study is to explore such issues among wo…
Coral empire
Coral empire: underwater oceans, colonial tropics, visual modernity." Visual Studies, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
Tourist’s mobilities
This commentary reviews recent research in terms of tourist’s mobilities in terms practices of walking, cycling and driving. It concludes by reflecting on the contemporary lock down of travel in terms of the global pandemic and its consequences for waiting, stillness and immobility – particularly in terms of flying
Anxious immobilities
In February 2020, Macau became one of the first regions where the pandemic of coronavirus or Covid-19 affected the totality of social and economic life leading to increased anxieties over movement and distance. Although Macau has had very few actual cases of the virus–46 in total–and no deaths from it, the Macau government rapidly instituted a lockdown. The aim of this article is to reflect on how the social experience of being in lockdown can pr…
High-rise urban density in Macau
China is the epicentre of tall-building construction globally. Its ambition in creating vertical urban iconography is spreading from the rich first-tier cities, such as Shanghai and Beijing to the interior, though this is not a new process. The skyscraper has been present in the Shanghai skyline since the end of the 1920s, representing the cosmopolitan spirit of the city, and later its financial power
The citizen drone
In this article we will discuss the use of drones, as well as the visual simulation of drone afforded aesthetics, by activists, artists and protesters. We use the existing literature of surveillance studies and visual studies to examine how exactly a drone-afforded visibility emerges and how it mediates the visibility of a particular community or space of contention. We draw on the concepts of “surveillance capacities” and (counter) visibility pr…
Aerial visibilities
For many people, watching the sky, even if only momentarily, is an act of escapism, absorption and fantasy flow. We gaze at the stars or track a passing satellite; some of us even travel, recreatio
E-bike as a technological innovation system in China
The paper aims at discussing the current stage of development of e-bike as a technological innovation system in China. The article looks at the evolution of the e-bike mobility system from spontaneous emergence through fractional restrictions to the current stage with signs of institutionalized certainty. It is argued that the current transitional dynamics are characterized by the processes of standardization, wider incorporation of e-bike in bik…
Sustainable cycling futures
In a world which is constantly “on the move” (Urry 2007), increasing attention has been given to the practice of cycling and its potential contribution to a more sustainable re-configuration of eve
Travel marketing and popular photography in Britain, 1888-1939
Travel marketing and popular photography in Britain, 1888-1939: Reading the travel image." Visual Studies, 35(4), pp. 398–399
Where is the politics? E-bike mobility in urban China and civilizational government
In this study we look at everyday politics of electric bike mobility by exploring the social practices of e-bike users in order to understand the role of e-bikes in emerging low-carbon mobility system in China, asking 'where is the politics of the E2W in contemporary China?' We explore the underlying political tensions in electric two-wheeler mobility by examining family and informal e-bike journeys. We argue that 'civilizational' government pers…
Urban Mobility in Modern China
Picturing the cosmos. A visual history of early Soviet space endeavour
Digital afterlife
This article aims to examine the ongoing changes in 'green politics' in China by focusing on the example of e-waste recycling and, specifically, transformations in one given town, Guiyu. It is argued that the spontaneous stage of development in e-waste recycling in Guiyu has become the object of civilizational politics, which includes the formalization, centralization and spatial and visual evolution of the recycling site. Civilizational politics…
Visual Sociology
The starting premise of visual sociology is that what we see and how we record, interpret, and react to what we see in the social world are no less important than what we say and how we record, interpret, and react to what we say about the social reality. One of the grounding ideas of visual sociology is that “valid scientific insight in society can be acquired by observing, analyzing and theorizing its visual manifestations: behavior of people a…
The tourist plot
Neojihadist Visual Politics
YouTube videos offer a rare opportunity to gain an insight into the sequestered world of neojihadism. This study examines and compares the lines of the visual narrative associated with two Asian insurgencies that help to form the global Islamic social movement: the insurgency in Chechnya (North Caucasus) and that in Xinjiang (China). The purpose of the article is to describe the narratives used by the Islamic militants addressing the conflict and…
Performing national‐identity
Couchsurfing Along the Trans-Siberian Railway and Beyond
This article focuses on the process of cosmopolitan learning among hosts in a hospitality couchsurfing network in Siberia. The data making up the empirical basis for the study were collected during fieldwork in Siberia: between 2007 and 2011 in Krasnoiarsk and Novosibirsk and from 2010 to 2012 in Irkutsk and Vladivostok. The article argues that the interactional dynamics between hosts and guests in cosmopolitan learning are determined by the comb…
Analysis of YouTube Videos Used by Activists in the Uyghur Nationalist Movement
This paper explores the uses of YouTube by Uyghur nationalist movement activists and studies various ideological codes used by different communities to promote their messages. It argues that several ideological codes are produced in order to challenge the dominant ideologies promoted by the Chinese government, which create a ground for Uyghur ‘imagined solidarity’ across physical borders. Analysis of the production of audio-visual messages by the…
Where is the politics? E-bike mobility in urban China and civilizational government
In this study we look at everyday politics of electric bike mobility by exploring the social practices of e-bike users in order to understand the role of e-bikes in emerging low-carbon mobility system in China, asking 'where is the politics of the E2W in contemporary China?' We explore the underlying political tensions in electric two-wheeler mobility by examining family and informal e-bike journeys. We argue that 'civilizational' government pers…
Anxious immobilities
In February 2020, Macau became one of the first regions where the pandemic of coronavirus or Covid-19 affected the totality of social and economic life leading to increased anxieties over movement and distance. Although Macau has had very few actual cases of the virus–46 in total–and no deaths from it, the Macau government rapidly instituted a lockdown. The aim of this article is to reflect on how the social experience of being in lockdown can pr…
Performing national‐identity
The Russian Ultranationalist Movement on the Internet
In 2000, the Russian ultranationalist movement began a new developmental phase, marked by extensive use of the Internet for communication and organization. A social movement analytic framework is used to consider the structure of the movement's web space. The World Wide Web is the data source for investigating the movement's use of the Internet to organize itself and its alternative knowledge production, identifying the ideological content of the…
The movement against illegal immigration
The goal of this article is to analyse the political communication style of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (Dvizheniye Protiv Nelegalnoy Immigrazii – DPNI), which is one of the central nodes in the Russian extreme-right movement web network. In the article, the political communication style of the organisation is investigated at two levels – the presentation of online identity and the presentation of offline identity. Online self-presen…
Neojihadist Visual Politics
YouTube videos offer a rare opportunity to gain an insight into the sequestered world of neojihadism. This study examines and compares the lines of the visual narrative associated with two Asian insurgencies that help to form the global Islamic social movement: the insurgency in Chechnya (North Caucasus) and that in Xinjiang (China). The purpose of the article is to describe the narratives used by the Islamic militants addressing the conflict and…
The Russian March
In this study I analyse the Russian March—a political performance which emerged in 2005 and which has developed from a protest ritual into one of the most important public and visible events organised by the Russian ultranationalist movement. The focus of the current analysis is the symbolic structure of the march, which is examined at three levels—cognitive, emotive and archetypal. The case study of the development of the Russian March highlight…
Tourist’s mobilities
This commentary reviews recent research in terms of tourist’s mobilities in terms practices of walking, cycling and driving. It concludes by reflecting on the contemporary lock down of travel in terms of the global pandemic and its consequences for waiting, stillness and immobility – particularly in terms of flying
The tourist plot
A Visual Dimension of Protest
In this article I analyze the Russian March as a multi-meaning demonstration of political protest. A theoretical perspective of political ritual is used to analyze the structure of the Russian March. The data were collected for the whole period of existence of this March (2005–2008). Data include the visual imagery produced by members and posted on the Internet or published in online newspapers, as well as the results of participant observation o…
Sustainable cycling futures
In a world which is constantly “on the move” (Urry 2007), increasing attention has been given to the practice of cycling and its potential contribution to a more sustainable re-configuration of eve
The practice of free-traveling
The article explores the case of youth travel in modern Russia. Free-traveling is conceptualized as a spatial practice which is a set of techniques that allows young people to gain access to foreign space and in foreign space. The issue of free-traveling is problematized in the context of spatial dimension of social exclusion of young people — access and its physical, financial and information aspects. The concept of spatial practice is proposed …
The spectacle of the Chinese city
E-bike as a technological innovation system in China
The paper aims at discussing the current stage of development of e-bike as a technological innovation system in China. The article looks at the evolution of the e-bike mobility system from spontaneous emergence through fractional restrictions to the current stage with signs of institutionalized certainty. It is argued that the current transitional dynamics are characterized by the processes of standardization, wider incorporation of e-bike in bik…
Temporary transnational labour mobility and gendered individualization in Europe
In a context of a new transnational division of labour, temporary international labour mobility is on the rise in Europe. In particular, recent decades have seen considerably more women seeking work experience abroad. Observers have been concerned with how such mobility is related to individualization, and in particular how it may challenge collective institutions, communities and families. The aim of this study is to explore such issues among wo…
Coral empire
Coral empire: underwater oceans, colonial tropics, visual modernity." Visual Studies, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
Visual Sociology
The starting premise of visual sociology is that what we see and how we record, interpret, and react to what we see in the social world are no less important than what we say and how we record, interpret, and react to what we say about the social reality. One of the grounding ideas of visual sociology is that “valid scientific insight in society can be acquired by observing, analyzing and theorizing its visual manifestations: behavior of people a…
The practice of free-traveling
The article explores the case of youth travel in modern Russia. Free-traveling is conceptualized as a spatial practice which is a set of techniques that allows young people to gain access to foreign space and in foreign space. The issue of free-traveling is problematized in the context of spatial dimension of social exclusion of young people — access and its physical, financial and information aspects. The concept of spatial practice is proposed …
The movement against illegal immigration
The goal of this article is to analyse the political communication style of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (Dvizheniye Protiv Nelegalnoy Immigrazii – DPNI), which is one of the central nodes in the Russian extreme-right movement web network. In the article, the political communication style of the organisation is investigated at two levels – the presentation of online identity and the presentation of offline identity. Online self-presen…
A Visual Dimension of Protest
In this article I analyze the Russian March as a multi-meaning demonstration of political protest. A theoretical perspective of political ritual is used to analyze the structure of the Russian March. The data were collected for the whole period of existence of this March (2005–2008). Data include the visual imagery produced by members and posted on the Internet or published in online newspapers, as well as the results of participant observation o…
Analysis of YouTube Videos Used by Activists in the Uyghur Nationalist Movement
This paper explores the uses of YouTube by Uyghur nationalist movement activists and studies various ideological codes used by different communities to promote their messages. It argues that several ideological codes are produced in order to challenge the dominant ideologies promoted by the Chinese government, which create a ground for Uyghur ‘imagined solidarity’ across physical borders. Analysis of the production of audio-visual messages by the…
The Russian Ultranationalist Movement on the Internet
In 2000, the Russian ultranationalist movement began a new developmental phase, marked by extensive use of the Internet for communication and organization. A social movement analytic framework is used to consider the structure of the movement's web space. The World Wide Web is the data source for investigating the movement's use of the Internet to organize itself and its alternative knowledge production, identifying the ideological content of the…
Couchsurfing Along the Trans-Siberian Railway and Beyond
This article focuses on the process of cosmopolitan learning among hosts in a hospitality couchsurfing network in Siberia. The data making up the empirical basis for the study were collected during fieldwork in Siberia: between 2007 and 2011 in Krasnoiarsk and Novosibirsk and from 2010 to 2012 in Irkutsk and Vladivostok. The article argues that the interactional dynamics between hosts and guests in cosmopolitan learning are determined by the comb…
The Russian March
In this study I analyse the Russian March—a political performance which emerged in 2005 and which has developed from a protest ritual into one of the most important public and visible events organised by the Russian ultranationalist movement. The focus of the current analysis is the symbolic structure of the march, which is examined at three levels—cognitive, emotive and archetypal. The case study of the development of the Russian March highlight…
My Perestroika
Moia Perestroika. Directed and filmed by Robin Hessman, produced by Robin Hessman and Rachel Wexler, editing by Alla Kovgan and Garret Savage; 2010, color, 88 mins.; Russian language, with English
The tourist plot
Neojihadist Visual Politics
YouTube videos offer a rare opportunity to gain an insight into the sequestered world of neojihadism. This study examines and compares the lines of the visual narrative associated with two Asian insurgencies that help to form the global Islamic social movement: the insurgency in Chechnya (North Caucasus) and that in Xinjiang (China). The purpose of the article is to describe the narratives used by the Islamic militants addressing the conflict and…
Performing national‐identity
Visual Sociology
The starting premise of visual sociology is that what we see and how we record, interpret, and react to what we see in the social world are no less important than what we say and how we record, interpret, and react to what we say about the social reality. One of the grounding ideas of visual sociology is that “valid scientific insight in society can be acquired by observing, analyzing and theorizing its visual manifestations: behavior of people a…
Urban Mobility in Modern China
Picturing the cosmos. A visual history of early Soviet space endeavour
Digital afterlife
This article aims to examine the ongoing changes in 'green politics' in China by focusing on the example of e-waste recycling and, specifically, transformations in one given town, Guiyu. It is argued that the spontaneous stage of development in e-waste recycling in Guiyu has become the object of civilizational politics, which includes the formalization, centralization and spatial and visual evolution of the recycling site. Civilizational politics…
Where is the politics? E-bike mobility in urban China and civilizational government
In this study we look at everyday politics of electric bike mobility by exploring the social practices of e-bike users in order to understand the role of e-bikes in emerging low-carbon mobility system in China, asking 'where is the politics of the E2W in contemporary China?' We explore the underlying political tensions in electric two-wheeler mobility by examining family and informal e-bike journeys. We argue that 'civilizational' government pers…
High-rise urban density in Macau
China is the epicentre of tall-building construction globally. Its ambition in creating vertical urban iconography is spreading from the rich first-tier cities, such as Shanghai and Beijing to the interior, though this is not a new process. The skyscraper has been present in the Shanghai skyline since the end of the 1920s, representing the cosmopolitan spirit of the city, and later its financial power
The citizen drone
In this article we will discuss the use of drones, as well as the visual simulation of drone afforded aesthetics, by activists, artists and protesters. We use the existing literature of surveillance studies and visual studies to examine how exactly a drone-afforded visibility emerges and how it mediates the visibility of a particular community or space of contention. We draw on the concepts of “surveillance capacities” and (counter) visibility pr…
Aerial visibilities
For many people, watching the sky, even if only momentarily, is an act of escapism, absorption and fantasy flow. We gaze at the stars or track a passing satellite; some of us even travel, recreatio
E-bike as a technological innovation system in China
The paper aims at discussing the current stage of development of e-bike as a technological innovation system in China. The article looks at the evolution of the e-bike mobility system from spontaneous emergence through fractional restrictions to the current stage with signs of institutionalized certainty. It is argued that the current transitional dynamics are characterized by the processes of standardization, wider incorporation of e-bike in bik…
Sustainable cycling futures
In a world which is constantly “on the move” (Urry 2007), increasing attention has been given to the practice of cycling and its potential contribution to a more sustainable re-configuration of eve
Travel marketing and popular photography in Britain, 1888-1939
Travel marketing and popular photography in Britain, 1888-1939: Reading the travel image." Visual Studies, 35(4), pp. 398–399
Tourist’s mobilities
This commentary reviews recent research in terms of tourist’s mobilities in terms practices of walking, cycling and driving. It concludes by reflecting on the contemporary lock down of travel in terms of the global pandemic and its consequences for waiting, stillness and immobility – particularly in terms of flying
Anxious immobilities
In February 2020, Macau became one of the first regions where the pandemic of coronavirus or Covid-19 affected the totality of social and economic life leading to increased anxieties over movement and distance. Although Macau has had very few actual cases of the virus–46 in total–and no deaths from it, the Macau government rapidly instituted a lockdown. The aim of this article is to reflect on how the social experience of being in lockdown can pr…
Coral empire
Coral empire: underwater oceans, colonial tropics, visual modernity." Visual Studies, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
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