Spatial Analysis

2022

• Colin Arnaud, Alessandra Ferrighi & Nora Lafi: Transforming Cities, Negotiating Centrality: Markets and Civic Buildings in Comparative Perspective (XVth c. - XXth c.). An Introduction.
• Anna Paulina Orłowska & Patrycja Szwedo-Kielczewska: Infrastructure and Centrality in Town during Annual Fairs. Three Polish Examples (1385–1655).
• Stefano D’Amico: The Governor, the Bishop, and the Patricians: The Contest for the Cathedral Square in Spanish Milan (1535–1706).
• Margarida Relvão Calmeiro: From Boundary to New Centrality. The Transformation of the Santa Cruz Monastery to Accommodate the New Facilities of the Liberal State During the Nineteenth Century.
• Beya Abidi-Belhadj: Transforming and Interpreting the Kasbah: The Negotiation of Centrality in Tunis.

2021

• Ana Vilenica, Vladimir Mentus & Irena Ristić: Struggles for Care Infrastructures in Serbia: The Pandemic, Dispossessed Care, and Housing.

2019

• Sana Chavoshian: Secular Atmospheres: Unveiling and Urban Space in Early 20th Century Iran.

2017

• Christoph Bernhardt: Governance, Statehood, and Space in 20th Century Political Struggles. An Introduction. 
• Thomas Schaarschmidt: Multi-Level Governance in Hitler’s Germany: Reassessing the Political Structure of the National Socialist State. 
• Lena Kuhl & Oliver Werner: Bezirke on Scale. Regional and Local Actors in East German ‘Democratic Centralism.’ 
• Christian Jansen: Region – Province – Municipality. Spatial Planning and Spatial Policy in Italy, 1860-2016. 
• Sabine Mecking: State – Municipality – Citizen. Rational Territorial Reform against Emotional Will of the Citizenry in West Germany? 
• Frank Zelko: Scaling Greenpeace: From Local Activism to Global Governance.
• Jay Rowell: Rescaling Disability: The Construction of a European Social Group and Policy Arena. 

2014

• Nina Baur, Linda Hering, Anna Laura Raschke & Cornelia Thierbach: Theory and Methods in Spatial Analysis. Towards Integrating Qualitative, Quantitative and Cartographic Approaches in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
• Sebastian Scholl, Matthias Lahr-Kurten & Marc Redepenning: Considering the Role of Presence and Absence in Space Constructions. Ethnography as Methodology in Human Geography.
• Jannecke Rauscher: Grasping Cities through Literary Representations. A Mix of Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches to Analyze Crime Novels.
• Petra Gehring & Andreas Großmann: Constructing Discursive Differences. Towards a "Logic" of Cities. 
• Grégoire Mallard: Studying Tensions between Imaginary Spaces and Concrete Places: The Method of Paired Biographies Applied to Scientists' Laboratory Lives.
• Cornelia Thierbach & Alexandra Lorenz: Exploring the Orientation in Space. Mixing Focused Ethnography and Surveys in Social Experiment.
• Sabina Reh & Robert Temel: Observing the Doings of Built Spaces. Attempts of an Ethnography of Materiality.
• Eva-Christina Edinger: Examining Space Perceptions. Combining Visual and Verbal Data with Reactive and Non-Reactive Methods in Studies of the Elderly and Library Users.
• Bettina Lelong: Grasping Micro-Macro-Interactions in Urban Development Politics: A Multidimensional Network Approach to Collective Action.
• Grabriela B. Christmann: Investigating Spatial Transformation Processes. An Ethnographic Discourse Analysis in Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods.
• Nina Baur: Comparing Societies and Cultures. Challenges of Cross-Cultural Survey Research as an Approach to Spatial Analysis.
• Vojtěch Nosek & Pavlína Netrdová: Measuring Spatial Aspects of Variability. Comparing Spatial Autocorrelation with Regional Decomposition in International Unemployment Research.
• Anjanette M. Chan-Tack: The Case for Spatially-Sensitive Data. How Data Structures Affect Spatial Measurement and Substantive Theory.
• Philip O'Regan & Brendan Halpin: Class, Status and the Stratification of Residential Preferences amongst Accountants.

2013

• Sebastian Dorsch: Space/Time Practices and the Production of Space and Time. An Introduction.
• Marian Füssel: Tote Orte und gelebte Räume. Zur Raumtheorie von Michel de Certeau S. J.
• Hagen Schulz-Forberg: The Spatial and Temporal Layers of Global History: A Reflection on Global Conceptual History through Expanding Reinhart Koselleck’s Zeitschichten into Global Spaces.
• Christiane Barth: In illo tempore, at the Center of the World: Mircea Eliade and Religious Studies’ Concepts of Sacred Time and Space.
• Harry O. Maier: Soja’s Thirdspace, Foucault’s Heterotopia and de Certeau’s Practice: Time-Space and Social Geography in Emergent Christianity.
• Sabine Schmolinsky: The Production of Future. Chronotope and Agency in the Middle Ages.
• Matthias Rekow: Gegenwart als ‚nahes Ende‘ – Apokalyptisches Denken in der Frühen Neuzeit. Der Entwurf eines apokalyptischen Chronotopos nach Bachtin.
• Reiner Prass: Die Etablierung der Linie. Grenzbestimmungen und Definition eines Territoriums: Sachsen-Gotha 1640-1665.
• Susanne Rau: The Urbanization of the Periphery: A Spatio-Temporal History of Lyon since the Eighteenth Century.
• Robert Fischer: Mobility and Morality at the Border – A Lefebvrian Spatio-Temporal Analysis in Early Twentieth-Century Ciudad Juárez and El Paso.
• Frank Wolff: The Home that Never Was: Rethinking Space and Memory in Late Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Jewish History.
• Alf Lüdtke: Writing Time – Using Space. The Notebook of a Worker at Krupp’s Steel Mill and Manufacturing – an Example from the 1920s.
• Heiner Stahl: Preparing for Landing, Ready for Take-Off. Zoning Noise Pollution as Spatio-Temporal Practices at Berlin-Tegel and Berlin-Tempelhof Airport (1965-1975).
• Diana Hitzke: Raumzeitliche Kartierungspraktiken. Karten und Mapping im theoretischen Diskurs und in den Texten von David Albahari.