Vincent Gengnagel
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 891857 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Vincent Gengnagel |
| PRENOMES | Vincent |
| SOBRENOME | Gengnagel |
| ASSINATURA | GENGNAGEL V |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Europa-Universität Flensburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2419-5266 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Governing (by) Expertise. The Politics of Social Scientific Knowledge Production
This special issue examines the Janus-faced position of the social sciences in modern societies. The social sciences explain and critique social life while simultaneously serving as professions of government embedded in governing, policy-making, and institutional reform. Hence, academic autonomy is never absolute but always relative, negotiated within fields and structured by power. Ultimately, the social sciences are embedded in the very process…
Setting the scene in Europe
This editorial argues for the importance of examining European social policy-making in relation to climate change from a global social policy perspective. It highlights that climate change significantly impacts social policy, both in cushioning its negative effects and in recognising how traditional welfare state models have contributed to ecological crises with severe inequalities between countries. The European Union, with its relatively advanc…
The quest for solutions
The European Integration – limits and borders. Introduction to the special issue
Culture, Practice & Europeanization , Seite 1 - 5
Mapping the social dimension of the European Green Deal
The European Green Deal calls for various economic reforms that will deeply disrupt the social order of European societies. As the European Commission makes very clear in its communications on the EGD, societal support for the profound changes that will inevitably accompany a ‘green transition’ hinges on social inclusion of stakeholders and social groups. This article aims to identify the social policy instruments proposed by the EGD to address t…
Introduction to the special issue
Green deservingness, green distinction, green democracy? Towards a political sociology of a contested eco-social consensus
Soziologie in Deutschland
Closer to the Market
Adding to vital debates in EU Studies about the executive power of European governance, this article analyses the influence of EU research funding in the social sciences. The standardization and enforcement of norms, principles, and language codes, we argue, play a crucial role in EU governance. Applying a mixed‐method approach, we show that mastery of the ‘EU language game’ does more than help scholars obtain EU funding; it also generates indivi…
Macht in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft
Pluralizing field analysis
A crucial yet often-overlooked starting point for any Bourdieusian field analysis is to relate the field under consideration to the 'field of power', so as to enable an examination of its relative autonomy or heteronomy, i.e. its relation to other fields of society and to society as a whole. However, Bourdieu and his successors did not implement this key conceptual consideration systematically, or did so peripherally at best. For this reason both…
Macht in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft
Der European Research Council als Ordnungsanspruch des europäischen Projekts im akademischen Feld
EU-Forschungsförderung im deutschen Hochschulraum
SozW Soziale Welt , Seite 55 - 74
Transnationale Europäisierung? Aktuelle feldanalytische Beiträge zu einer politischen Soziologie Europas
Pluralizing field analysis
A crucial yet often-overlooked starting point for any Bourdieusian field analysis is to relate the field under consideration to the 'field of power', so as to enable an examination of its relative autonomy or heteronomy, i.e. its relation to other fields of society and to society as a whole. However, Bourdieu and his successors did not implement this key conceptual consideration systematically, or did so peripherally at best. For this reason both…
Mapping the social dimension of the European Green Deal
The European Green Deal calls for various economic reforms that will deeply disrupt the social order of European societies. As the European Commission makes very clear in its communications on the EGD, societal support for the profound changes that will inevitably accompany a ‘green transition’ hinges on social inclusion of stakeholders and social groups. This article aims to identify the social policy instruments proposed by the EGD to address t…
EU-Forschungsförderung im deutschen Hochschulraum
SozW Soziale Welt , Seite 55 - 74
Setting the scene in Europe
This editorial argues for the importance of examining European social policy-making in relation to climate change from a global social policy perspective. It highlights that climate change significantly impacts social policy, both in cushioning its negative effects and in recognising how traditional welfare state models have contributed to ecological crises with severe inequalities between countries. The European Union, with its relatively advanc…
Closer to the Market
Adding to vital debates in EU Studies about the executive power of European governance, this article analyses the influence of EU research funding in the social sciences. The standardization and enforcement of norms, principles, and language codes, we argue, play a crucial role in EU governance. Applying a mixed‐method approach, we show that mastery of the ‘EU language game’ does more than help scholars obtain EU funding; it also generates indivi…
Der European Research Council als Ordnungsanspruch des europäischen Projekts im akademischen Feld
The quest for solutions
Introduction to the special issue
Green deservingness, green distinction, green democracy? Towards a political sociology of a contested eco-social consensus
Transnationale Europäisierung? Aktuelle feldanalytische Beiträge zu einer politischen Soziologie Europas
Transnationale Europäisierung? Aktuelle feldanalytische Beiträge zu einer politischen Soziologie Europas
EU-Forschungsförderung im deutschen Hochschulraum
SozW Soziale Welt , Seite 55 - 74
Macht in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft
Der European Research Council als Ordnungsanspruch des europäischen Projekts im akademischen Feld
Macht in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft
Pluralizing field analysis
A crucial yet often-overlooked starting point for any Bourdieusian field analysis is to relate the field under consideration to the 'field of power', so as to enable an examination of its relative autonomy or heteronomy, i.e. its relation to other fields of society and to society as a whole. However, Bourdieu and his successors did not implement this key conceptual consideration systematically, or did so peripherally at best. For this reason both…
Introduction to the special issue
Green deservingness, green distinction, green democracy? Towards a political sociology of a contested eco-social consensus
Soziologie in Deutschland
Closer to the Market
Adding to vital debates in EU Studies about the executive power of European governance, this article analyses the influence of EU research funding in the social sciences. The standardization and enforcement of norms, principles, and language codes, we argue, play a crucial role in EU governance. Applying a mixed‐method approach, we show that mastery of the ‘EU language game’ does more than help scholars obtain EU funding; it also generates indivi…
The European Integration – limits and borders. Introduction to the special issue
Culture, Practice & Europeanization , Seite 1 - 5
Mapping the social dimension of the European Green Deal
The European Green Deal calls for various economic reforms that will deeply disrupt the social order of European societies. As the European Commission makes very clear in its communications on the EGD, societal support for the profound changes that will inevitably accompany a ‘green transition’ hinges on social inclusion of stakeholders and social groups. This article aims to identify the social policy instruments proposed by the EGD to address t…
Setting the scene in Europe
This editorial argues for the importance of examining European social policy-making in relation to climate change from a global social policy perspective. It highlights that climate change significantly impacts social policy, both in cushioning its negative effects and in recognising how traditional welfare state models have contributed to ecological crises with severe inequalities between countries. The European Union, with its relatively advanc…
The quest for solutions
Governing (by) Expertise. The Politics of Social Scientific Knowledge Production
This special issue examines the Janus-faced position of the social sciences in modern societies. The social sciences explain and critique social life while simultaneously serving as professions of government embedded in governing, policy-making, and institutional reform. Hence, academic autonomy is never absolute but always relative, negotiated within fields and structured by power. Ultimately, the social sciences are embedded in the very process…
Political science (12 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras) · Autonomy (3 obras) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (3 obras) · European Union Policy and Governance (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)