Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
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Bausteine für ein Neues Soziales Wohnen
Quelle ↗Förderer: Internationale Hochschulen und Universitäten Zeitraum: 03/2019 - 12/2020 Projektleitung: Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
Einkommen, Miete, Ungleichheit. Analyse von Wohnverhältnissen und Wohnversorgung in Großstädten (2006 bis 2018)
Quelle ↗Förderer: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung Zeitraum: 01/2020 - 07/2021 Projektleitung: Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
GentriMap - OpenData Geovisualisierung der Stadtentwicklung in Berlin
Quelle ↗Zeitraum: 10/2011 - 07/2012 Projektleitung: Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
Publikationsprojekt "Mietenwahnsinn"
Quelle ↗Zeitraum: 09/2013 - 09/2014 Projektleitung: Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
Sozialer Wohnraumversorgungsbedarf. Wohnverhältnisse, Versorgungsbedarf und die Instrumente der Wohnungspolitik des Bundes und der Länder
Quelle ↗Förderer: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung Zeitraum: 11/2016 - 12/2017 Projektleitung: Dr. rer. pol. Henrik Lebuhn, Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
Verbundprojekt EdiCitNet - Strategien für multifunktionale, biodiverse und nachhaltig produktive Städte in Europa. Teilprojektr: Soziologische Aspekte der Fragestellung
Quelle ↗Förderer: Bundesministerium für Forschung, Technologie und Raumfahrt Zeitraum: 09/2016 - 03/2017 Projektleitung: Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
Zwangsräumungen und die Krise des Hilfesystems. Untersuchung zu Umfang, Struktur, Ursachen und Auswirkungen von Räumungsklagen in Berlin.
Quelle ↗Zeitraum: 03/2014 - 10/2014 Projektleitung: Dr. phil. Andrej Holm
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International Journal of Urban and Regional Research · 177 Zitationen · DOI
Abstract In this symposium, we explore how urban citizenship is about expressing, if not producing, difference, and how fragmentation of claims affects urban citizenship and right to the city movements with their universal, all‐inclusive ideals. Investigating social movements, political participation and conflicting diversities in public space in Tel Aviv and Berlin, we see a trend towards a diversification of interests, a weakening of movements, and even a competition over rights and resources rather than a development of mutual support and solidarities among various groups on the pathway to a livable city. This tension, we argue, deserves attention. Radical urban scholarship and politics need to better understand the historical and place‐specific contexts that structure the formation of citizenship claims and the courses that citizenship struggles take. Celebrations of urban citizenship as a more contextualized, community oriented, and bottom‐up framework (in comparison to national citizenship) should therefore be complemented by a careful investigation of their fragmented and fragmenting practices.
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research · 144 Zitationen · DOI
Squatting as a housing strategy and as a tool of urban social movements accompanies the development of capitalist cities worldwide. We argue that the dynamics of squatter movements are directly connected to strategies of urban renewal in that movement conjunctures occur when urban regimes are in crisis. An analysis of the history of Berlin squatter movements, their political context and their effects on urban policies since the 1970s, clearly shows how massive mobilizations at the beginning of the 1980s and in the early 1990s developed in a context of transition in regimes of urban renewal. The crisis of Fordist city planning at the end of the 1970s provoked a movement of "rehab squatting" ('Instandbesetzung'), which contributed to the institutionalization of "cautious urban renewal" ('behutsame Stadterneuerung') in an important way. The second rupture in Berlin's urban renewal became apparent in 1989 and 1990, when the necessity of restoring whole inner-city districts constituted a new, budget-straining challenge for urban policymaking. Whilst in the 1980s the squatter movement became a central condition for and a political factor of the transition to "cautious urban renewal," in the 1990s large-scale squatting — mainly in the eastern parts of the city — is better understood as an alien element in times of neoliberal urban restructuring.
City · 83 Zitationen · DOI
Building on Peter Marcuse’s definition of displacement, this paper examines Berlin’s urban renewal policy since the 1990s and studies how different definitions of displacement support different policy alternatives. It argues that the conceptualisation of displacement is not merely an academic exercise, but has enormous political implications. We show how theoretical differences in the definition of displacement have been taken up by policy‐makers and used as justification for the withdrawal from ‘welfarist’ politics of market intervention to be replaced by advisory services to individual tenants. We argue that social scientists are partly responsible for this change and call for more critical intervention of scholars into public debates and a clearer specification of policy alternatives.
VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften eBooks · 68 Zitationen · DOI
VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften eBooks · 67 Zitationen · DOI
Gentrification ist Modethema. Vor ein paar Jahren noch galt der Begriff als akademische Fachvokabel für die aufwertungsbedingte Verdrängung ärmerer Bevölkerungsgruppen aus städtischen Nachbarschaften – heute ist er aus den Flugblättern und Plakaten von Stadtteilinitiativen ebenso wenig wegzudenken wie aus den wohnungspolitischen Debatten in den Parlamenten und den Schlagzeilen des Feuilletons. Statt der erklärenden Zusätze „Soziologen nennen dieses Phänomen …“ ist der Gentrification-Begriff in die Überschriften aufgerückt. Bei SpiegelOnline gibt es seit kurzem sogar eine eigene Rubrik für die Beiträge zum Thema. Das Geheimnis dieser Blitzkarriere ist schnell erklärt: Die damit beschriebenen Prozesse der Verdrängung haben in den letzten Jahren deutlich zugenommen und betreffen zunehmend auch die Mittelschichtshaushalte in den Städten. Seit auch Akademiker/innen und Lehrerehepaare um ihre Wohnungen in angesagten Vierteln bangen müssen, haben die Politik und die Medien das Thema aufgegriffen. Im SPIEGEL, in der WELT und in der Süddeutschen Zeitung sind in den letzten Monaten regelmäßig Artikel erschienen, die über steigende Mieten, Neubauvorhaben und die Schwierigkeit eine bezahlbare Wohnung zu finden, berichten.
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Urban studies · 52 Zitationen · DOI
Stadterneuerung ist immer politisch. Seit ca. 1990 haben sich wesentliche Koordinaten der Stadtpolitik verschoben: Im Dreieck von Raum, Macht und Sanierungspolitik vollzieht sich der Übergang von einer sozialstaatlichen zu einer postfordistischen Sanierungspolitik. Kennzeichnend dafür sind: die Ökonomisierung der Investition, die Flexibilisierung der administrativen Steuerung und die Individualisierung der Beteiligung. Am Beispiel der Ostberliner Sanierungsgebiete werden Wirkungsweise und Effekte einer neoliberalen Sanierungspolitik vor dem Hintergrund der Gentrification-Theorie detailliert beschrieben.
Gentrification
2012VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften eBooks · 47 Zitationen · DOI
Gentrification hat sich in den vergangenen Jahren zu einem schillernden Begriff der Stadtforschung und stadtpolitischen Debatten entwickelt. Kaum eine Großstadt, in der Aufwertungsprozesse von Nachbarschaften nicht mit diesem Begriff beschrieben werden. Seit Ende der 1980er Jahre sind in Deutschland mehrere Sammelbände (Blasius/Dangschat 1990, 1994; Friedrichs/Kecskes 1996), etliche Monografien (Falk 1994; Alisch 1993; Blasius 1993; Häußermann/Holm/Zunzer 2002; Holm 2006; Glatter 2007, Marquardt 2006, Krajewski 2006) und dutzende Aufsätze und Qualifikationsarbeiten zum Thema erschienen. Die Anzahl der internationalen Veröffentlichungen ist ungleich höher. Trotz der Fülle an Studien und theoretischen Arbeiten gibt es bis heute keine allgemein geteilten Definitionen und Erklärungsmuster für die unter dem Begriff der Gentrification zusammengefassten Beobachtungen in den Städten.
New-build gentrification in the post-socialist city: Łódź and Leipzig two decades after socialism
2015Geografie · 45 Zitationen · DOI
This contribution focuses on the role of new-build gentrification in the socio-spatial re-differentiation of shrinking second-tier post-socialist cities in Germany and Poland, countries that differ in terms of the pace and character of post-socialist transition. Our main goal is to compare and contrast the unfolding of new-build gentrification in different post-socialist settings with the examples of new-build gentrification known from international studies that mostly cover “Western” cities. One of the main findings of our study is that the tempo and scale of new-build gentrification is sensitive to the pace of post-socialist transformations and to institutional contexts. Regarding the international debate on newbuild gentrification, our findings from Łódź and Leipzig highlight a rather distinctive mode of the process. Despite the undeniable similarities with the spatial patterns detected by previous studies illustrating the “Western” contexts, the new-build gentrification detected in our case cities points to different economic roots as well as specific social consequences. Irrespective of identified differences between Leipzig and Łódź, the new-build gentrification appears to be economically independent from the former (other) forms of gentrification and its dynamics.
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UvA-DARE (University of Amsterdam) · 38 Zitationen
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By drawing together widely dispersed yet central writings, the Berlin Reader is an essential resource for everyone interested in urban development in one of the most interesting and important metropolises in Europe. It provides scholars as well as students, journalists and visitors with an overview of the most central discussions on the tremendous changes Berlin experienced since the fall of the wall. It covers a wide range of issues, including inner city renewal, housing and the local economy, gentrification and other urban conflicts. The book breaks ground in two dimensions: first, by offering also non-German speakers an insight into the very controversial debates after reunification, and, second, by highlighting the ambivalent consequences of Berlins urban transformation in the past decades.
transcript Verlag eBooks · 30 Zitationen · DOI
Stadterneuerung ist immer politisch. Seit ca. 1990 haben sich wesentliche Koordinaten der Stadtpolitik verschoben: Im Dreieck von Raum, Macht und Sanierungspolitik vollzieht sich der Übergang von einer sozialstaatlichen zu einer postfordistischen Sanierungspolitik. Kennzeichnend dafür sind: die Ökonomisierung der Investition, die Flexibilisierung der administrativen Steuerung und die Individualisierung der Beteiligung. Am Beispiel der Ostberliner Sanierungsgebiete werden Wirkungsweise und Effekte einer neoliberalen Sanierungspolitik vor dem Hintergrund der Gentrification-Theorie detailliert beschrieben.
Econstor (Econstor) · 29 Zitationen · DOI
Ostdeutschland ist in den vergangenen Jahren verstärkt zum Thema öffentlicher und wissenschaftlicher Debatten geworden. Neben Pegida und AfD haben dabei auch neue Zahlen zur Segregation in ostdeutschen Städten das wissenschaftliche Interesse wiederbelebt. Der Beitrag kritisiert vor diesem Hintergrund die weitgehende Ausblendung institutioneller Perspektiven in der Ostdeutschlandforschung sowie die fehlende Berücksichtigung von ostdeutschen Sonderbedingungen in der Stadtforschung. An den Beispielen der Restitutionsregelungen und der ‚Altschuldenhilfe‘ skizziert der Beitrag den harten Bruch der ostdeutschen Wohnerfahrungen. Beide Transformationsentscheidungen stehen exemplarisch für die umfassende Privatisierung der ostdeutschen Wohnungswirtschaft, die Überführung von gesellschaftlich verankerter Wohnsicherheit in Marktbeziehungen und die Neuzusammensetzung der Eigentumsstrukturen. Die wachsende Bedeutung verwertungsorientierter Investitionskalküle und entlokalisierter Eigentumsstrukturen sind dabei keine Übergangsphänomene einer nachholenden Anpassung, sondern langfristig wirksames Ergebnis der Transformation. Daraus abgeleitet wird ein doppeltes Argument: Zum einen kann die Stadtentwicklung in Ostdeutschland nur vor dem Hintergrund der auf die Wiedervereinigung folgenden umfassenden Privatisierungen verstanden werden. Diese verursachten eine Serie von Nebenwirkungen, deren Folgen die Stadtentwicklung in Ostdeutschland bis heute belasten. Zweitens eröffnet die Einbeziehung von Themen der Stadt- und Wohnungsforschung neue Perspektiven für die Ostdeutschlandforschung. Gerade weil sich im Wohnen Alltagserfahrungen und politisch-ökonomische Strukturen kreuzen, muss die Untersuchung von spezifisch ostdeutschen Subjektivitäten durch die Analyse konkreter Machtverhältnisse und institutioneller Rahmenbedingungen fundiert werden.
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Social Justice A Journal of Crime Conflict & World Order · 20 Zitationen
HISTORICALLY, URBAN RENEWAL HAS BEEN AN INSTRUMENT AND EXPRESSION OF SOCIAL and political tendencies and power relations. The slum-clearing measures by Baron Georges-Eugene Haussmann in 19th-century Paris aimed at order and urban sanitation for the fast-growing cities in the age of industrialization. In the 1960s, urban renewal strategies involving the complete demolition of old buildings and their replacement with new ones exemplify the ideology of functional cities in the age of Fordism. Re-urbanization strategies in the current phase of urban policy are boosting a post-Fordist orientation toward sophisticated lifestyles and conspicuous consumption. Both the results and the procedures of urban renewal mirror the social and political circumstances. Haussmann's rigid clearing-up stood for an authoritarian state and rode roughshod over poor people's needs. The renewal projects of Fordism were expressions of welfare-oriented top-down planning. In this article, I argue that the current phase of urban renewal represents a passage into a neoliberal strategy that renounces the prior orientation toward welfare. There is stronger involvement of private investors and interests in urban development and it is characterized by a new kind of urban governance. The renewal of the Berlin district known as Prenzlauer Berg--the largest renewal area in East Berlin--exemplifies this neoliberal turn of urban policy. All of the typical characteristics of urban renewal in the 1990s are visible here. Without the ballast of former policies, the political elite in Berlin was able to introduce and implement new strategies of urban renewal in Prenzlauer Berg after the reunification of Germany. East Berlin became a laboratory for the transformation from socialism to capitalism, as well as for new urban policies. Today, the nearly 60,000 units in Prenzlauer Berg represent the biggest associated neighborhood in Wilhelminian style, with a housing stock built before 1914. It is considered an inner-city neighborhood. The working- and under-classes, plus employees in lower positions, traditionally dominated its social structure. During the German Democratic Republic (GDR), the housing stock deteriorated because a political decision was taken to withdraw all investment from the area. East German housing policy was highly centralized and most capacities focused on the construction of new, prefabricated, and large residential buildings. At the same time, the quality of the buildings deteriorated rapidly. By 1990, l0 to 20% of all housing units were empty, creating a housing situation that was worse than after World War II. Eighty percent of all flats lacked modern heating, with 100-year-old coal ovens typical. This lack of modernity generated an all-pervasive smell. During the winter months, a heavy grey smog settled over the streets of Prenzlauer Berg. Only 50% of the housing units had bathrooms and a toilet, with 25% of all inhabitants sharing a toilet with tenants from other flats. Especially in the rear buildings, two or three flats shared a toilet located on the staircase. Given the physical condition of its housing, Prenzlauer Berg was a perfect backdrop for urban renewal. East Berlin in the 1990s: The End of Careful Urban Renewal Urban renewal debates in Berlin at the beginning of the 1990s represented the ideals of careful urban renewal. A counter-project to the autocratic area rehabilitation policy of the 1960s and 1970s (demolition and new development) (Schulz zur Wiesch, 2001), the reform of urban renewal started with the International Building Exhibition of 1984 and referred to three types of carefulness: (1) physical care, or the careful handling of historic buildings, an avoidance of demolition, and an orientation toward gradual renewal procedures; (2) social care, or a considerate handling of old tenants with the specific goal of not endangering the existing social structure in the renewal area and to prevent displacement; and (3) planning policy care, or care given to expanding the capacity of inhabitants to participate, and to avoid implementing any measure against their will (Hetzer, 2000; Bernt, 2003). …
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In recent years gentrification in Berlin has become central to political debates and media reports covering urban development in the city.More than this, "gentrification" has become a matter of everyday-conversations and the gentrification "diagnosis" seems to be possible in different urban contexts.Nowadays, both in political and everyday conversations, more or less all inner-city neighborhoods are somehow placed into the framework of the gentrification debate: Prenzlauer Berg is portrayed as showcase for family gentrification, Mitte as one of the most obvious examples for touristification, Kreuzberg and Neuklln stand for the invasion of international creative pioneers, and Wedding is highlighted as the eternal candidate for the next urban hot spot.However, the fact that urban upgrading has become universal should not necessarily be interpreted as a simple expansion of gentrification in a wholesale way.As a matter of fact, the differences between the historical trajectories of gentrification in different neighborhoods is immense, and Berlin is rather a paradigmatic example for the manifold variations that urban upgrading can take (Lees et al. 2008: 129 ff.).In Berlin, various characteristic phases and many of the contemporary forms of gentrification can be examined.Thus, at first sight, Berlin seems to be a laboratory for all the variations of gentrifications one knows from the international literature: the boom of luxury housing estates could thus be interpreted as "new build gentrification" (Davidson and Lees 2005; Marquardt et al. 2012) or "super gentrification" (Lees 2003;Butler and Lees 2006); the displacement pressure resulting from the gap between long term rental agreements and new contract rents can be seen as yet another example for "rental gentrification" (van Criekingen 2010); the transformation of rental housing into boarding houses and holiday flats can be seen as "tourism gentrification" (Gotham 2005) and so on.But gentrification is not just a "global urban strategy" (Smith, 2002) which operates with the same dynamics and leads to the same patterns and outcomes all across the world.Quite in contrast, gentrification is highly embedded into place-specific contexts and frameworks.Therefore, the varieties of gentrification that can be found in
sub\urban zeitschrift für kritische stadtforschung · 17 Zitationen · DOI
Sowohl im Kontext der kommunalen Integrationspolitik als auch in der Stadtplanung, der Repräsentationspolitik und der regionalen Standort- und Wirtschaftspolitik ist das Thema ,Migration in den Städten‘ wieder auf die politische Agenda gesetzt worden. Doch der Gegenstand, die theoretischen Konzeptualisierungen und die Perspektivierungen sind oft uneindeutig und politisch umkämpft. Gerade auf stadtpolitischer Ebene haben sich zudem starke migrantische Organisationen und Proteste formiert, die oftmals in neuen Allianzen agieren und sich hegemonialen Vorstellungen von ,Integration‘ und ,sozialer Mischung‘ verweigern. Ein Fachgespräch zwischen Natalie Bayer, Andrej Holm und Henrik Lebuhn über städtische Migrationspolitiken in München und Berlin sowie über Fragen und Probleme, die sich auf diesem Feld an der Schnittstelle zwischen kritischer Wissenschaft und praktischer Politik ergeben.
Verlag Barbara Budrich eBooks · 17 Zitationen · DOI
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