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Was hat Raum mit Gesellschaft zu tun? Warum ist die Betrachtung von Räumen so spannend? Der interdisziplinäre Sonderforschungsbereich 1265 lädt euch ein, hinter die Kulissen der Forschung zu blicken! Im Gespräch mit Mitarbeiter*innen des SFB werfen wir einen Blick in die Forschungsprojekte und somit in die vielfältigen Räume unserer Welt. Kurze „Klangreisen“ geben dazu sinnlich-narrative Einblicke zu räumlichen Phänomenen. Moderiert ehemals von den Studenten*innen Sarah und Daniel und fortgeführt von Christopher verfolgt unser Podcast die großen Fragen: Wie verändern sich Räume der Gegenwart? Entstehen derzeit vielleicht sogar neue Formen der Räumlichkeit?
SFB 1265 Re-Figuration von Räumen hosts Space Oddity, a society show with 28 episodes published.
Imaginaries between Residents, Visitors, and Platforms Invitation to the Exhibition in Venice @ Palazzetto Tito (4-27. September): https://sfb1265.de/wp-content/uploads/Venice-BeRealStefanie-Buerklelnvitaionenit.pdf (PDF
Forschung zwischen Humangeographie, Stadt- & Regionalentwicklung und sozialwissenschaftlichen Perspektiven Guest: Dr. Lucas Pohl (HU Berlin/SFB 1265) Host: Christopher Heidecke (SFB 1265) HU Berlin Profil: https://www.ge
Ein Gespräch mit Jonas Wahmkow (TAZ) über Wissenschaft, Journalismus und Wissenschaftskommunikation Guest: Jonas Wahmkow (TAZ) Host: Christopher Heidecke (SFB1265) https://sfb1265.de https://sfb1265.de/einblicke/sfb-1265
Opening Keynote of the 6th International Conference of the CRC 1265 Link to Arjun Appadurai's essay: https://www.postneoliberalism.org/articles/polymorphous-populism/ www.sfb1265.de
In der 23. Episode berichten SFB-Sprecherin Prof. Martina Löw (B03: Smart People) und SFB-Doktorandin Eva Korte (A05: Zuhause) von ihren Eindrücken und Beobachtungen in Nairobi, Kenia. Mit Multiple Spatialities fokussier
In this episode, Jeannine Teichert, Postdoc at the University of Paderborn and visiting researcher at CRC1265, talks to research associate Zoé Perko about the unique home-making processes of displaced Ukrainians amid the
Ein soziologisches Streitgespräch über Interdisziplinäres Arbeiten im akademischen Feld der Soziologie, Planung und Architektur. Prof. Dr. Oliver Frey (Hochschule Nürtingen-Geislingen) Dr. Séverine Marguin (SFB 1265) 00:
Sharing Experiences of Everyday Activism, and Protests Hosts: Qusay Amer (SFB 1265) Dorothea Biaback-Anong (SFB 1265) Elettra Griesi (SFB 1265) Group discussion: Jennifer Kamau (Spokesperson/ Co-founder of International
“An Atlas of Spatial Figures" is the title of the forthcoming publication (to be released in autumn 2024) by CRC 1265 subproject PIs Ignacio Farias and Silke Steets. The book gathers over 40 stories of CRC 1265 researche
International Symposium Episode Keynotes from the Symposium: www.sfb1265.de/videos www.youtube.com/@sfb1265 www.ici-berlin.org/events/spatial-figures-in-the-anthropocene/ Participants: Marcela Suárez Estrada (Berkeley/Be
Visiting scholar Tanja Bosch discusses with our two project researchers Erik and Simon about digital spaces as Instagram, TikTok and decolonizing digital methods Discussants: Tanja Bosch (University of Cape Town) Erik Le
A Workshop Post Discussion with Letteria G. Fassari and Dominik Bartmanski In this episode Space Oddity host Christopher is reflecting with his two guests, Letteria G. Fassari (Sapienza Rome) and Dominik Bartmanski (HU B
In this episode, CRC 1265 guest Jamie Hakim (King's College London), CRC 1265 associate Anna Steigemann (University Regensburg) and CRC 1265 researcher Sung Un Gang discuss different understandings of 'care', e.g. the Ca
Guest Researcher Meïssa Birima Fall in Conversation with CRC 1265 Associate Elettra Griesi Oddity Nr. 14 – La marginalité spatiale / Spatial Marginality (French Episode) Meïssa Birima Fall visited us at the Collaborative
Corona-Proteste und Impfverweigerung werden derzeit im Hinblick auf Wissenschaftsskepsis diskutiert. Michalea Pfadenhauer (Universität Wien) gewährt einen Einblick in ihre aktuelle Forschung im Rahmen ihres Gastvortrages
Discovering digital infrastructures Participating: Daniel Dilger & René Tuma @SFB1265 Niels ten Oever, Jeroen de Vos & Maxigas IN-SIGHT.it* & The Critical Infralab University of Amsterdam Tools, Literature and other thin
A conversation with Makau Kitata (University of Nairobi) Our guest moderator Jochen Kibel talks with Makau Kitata, lecturer at the University of Nairobi's Department of Literature and guest researcher at our research cen
Heute sprechen wir mit Mirjana Mitrovic und Anna-Lena Panter über die von ihnen kuratierte Ausstellung (und Mirjanas PhD-Projekt): "Third Space Walk". Sie erzählen uns über die Tradition des Flanierens aus intersektional
Talking about global borders with Kristina Korta and Paula Medina-García In today's episode we talk about borders around the world with two of our research fellows: Kristina Korte (CRC 1265/HU Berlin) and Paula-Medina Ga
Plenum mit Markus Schoer zum Thema "Geosoziologie - eine neue Soziologie für ein neues Zeitalter" Mehr Informationen zum Buch findet ihr unter folgendem Link
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