Herbeck, Johannes
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Herbeck, Johannes
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Herbeck, Johannes
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Herbeck, Johannes Maximilian
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Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Biodiversity and Climate Change: First and Second Order Effects in Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries(2008-12); Research on climate change impacts has so far largely focussed on the direct effects caused by changes in key climate parameters such as mean temperatures, levels of precipitation, likelihood of extreme weather events etc. The main changes in these factors are today well established and scientific projections for the coming decades widely accepted. Many of the predicted shifts and changes will have an impact on food production systems, in fisheries, forestry and agriculture including agro-pastoral systems. Yet, as discussed above, in the context of food security and with regard to the particular role of biological diversity, indirect and complex systemic links may be even more important in many cases.BerichtBand:157179 93 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Geographien des Klimawandels : Verwundbarkeit, Sicherheit, Translokalität(2014-12-04); ; ; This dissertation shows the contribution human geography can make to social science research on climate change. The central question is how the conceptialization of space and spatial categories changes in the face of climate change debates. First, a number of traditional spatial registers in human geography (place, region and landscape) are discussed and it is asked what role those categories play in scientific debates, as well as political and media accounts of climate change. The historical development of the conceptualization of those categories is sketched out and it is argued that in all of them, relational and constructivist perspectives have gained importance in recent years. In a second step, spatial aspects are discussed in the context of two thematic areas, vulnerability and security, and are demonstrated with the help of four articles that are part of the dissertation. Here, places and regions are characterized as medium and outcome of power-laden social processes. In a last step, it is argued that the translocality approach can help establishing critical human geographical inquiry in climate change research.Dissertation735 480 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Decentering Climate Change: Aushandlungen um Klimawandel und Migration in Europa und Ozeanien(2015-06); Ausgehend von einer kritischen Auseinandersetzung mit aktuellen Argumentationslinien und theoretischen Konzepten im Forschungsfeld Umwelt- und Klimamigration zeigt unser Beitrag auf, welche Argumente in der Behandlung des Themas einerseits innerhalb der EU und anderseits in Kiribati und Ozeanien eine Rolle spielen und wo die Konfliktlinien verlaufen.BerichtBand:203187 118 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Zur Bewertung von Spielplätzen in den Dimensionen Klimaanpassung, Biologische Vielfalt und Naturpädagogik: Ein Indikatorenset und seine Anwendung : Biodiverse Cities: Social-ecological Studies in Bremen-Gröpelingen III(2025-11); Mit unserer Studie folgen wir der Annahme, dass die Spielplatzentwicklung ein relevantes Feld bietet, um Belange der Klimaanpassung und der Förderung der Biodiversität mit pädagogischen und im weiteren Sinne sozialen Anliegen zu verknüpfen. Hierfür haben wir untersucht, wie die verschiedenen Aspekte der drei genannten Bereiche auf Bremer Spielplätzen vorhanden sind, mit einer Bestandsaufnahme von öffentlichen Spielplätzen im Stadtteil Gröpelingen.BuchBand:02389 7 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, A climate of insecurity? A short review of discussions on security implications of climate change in the United Nations, the European Union and Germany(2010-10); Based on documents and political processes on the part of the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU) and German political actors, a potential “securitization” of climate change will be analysed and debated. The results of our analysis raises major doubts, that the respective actors are performing a securitizing move with regard to climate change in the sense of the Copenhagen School, and even more so, that we are witnessing a successful securitization in that sense.BerichtBand:168194 170