Publikationen Henneke

Publikationen

Phd candidate Laura Henneke

2020	Henneke, Laura & Knowles, Caroline: Conceptualising cities and migrant ethnicity: The lessons of Chinese London. In: J. Solomos (Hrsg.): Routledge International Handbook of Contemporary Racisms. Routledge.
2020	Henneke, Laura: Small commodities, big infrastructure. A visual essay on the socio-spatiality of commodity trade infrastructures in Yiwu, China. In: Articulo – Journal of Urban Research, 21, Art. 21. https://doi.org/10.4000/articulo.4707
2019	Henneke, Laura, Hughes, Vanessa, Rees, Peter, Rivera Volskoy, Ignacio, Takaheshi, Kaoru, & Walker, Sarah (Hrsg.).: Migration and Racism in post-Brexit UK. In: Graduate Journal for Social Sciences.
2017	Henneke, Laura: Belt and Road Initiative: China’s Rising Impact on Socio-Spatiality in European Cities. In: Mapping China Journal, 1(1), S. 116–123.
2015	Henneke, Laura: Harmony Through Commerce—How Yiwu Embraced Islam. In: MONU Magazine, 22 (Transnational Urbanism), S. 42–48.

2021	Walkshop: Infrastructural Explorations, Laura Henneke & Louise Rondel. Sensing the City, RC21 Conference, University of Antwerp.
2021	Everyday aesthetics of the Belt and Road Initiative. Conceptualizing the „Belt and Road Initiative“ and its effects, University of Toronto.
2019	Infrastructural Explorations: Embodied encounters with urban infrastructure, Laura Henneke & Louise Rondel. Infrastructural futures across cities of the global north, University of Manchester Manchester.
2019	Infrastructural Explorations: Investigating the impact of infrastructure on the urban landscape of South Bermondsey, Laura Henneke & Louise Rondel. The Sociological Review Conference on Walking, Goldsmiths College, London.
2018	Logistic Hubs along the New Silk Road. Film as Method, Department of Geography, Cambridge University.
2017	Migration along the New Silk Road. Migrant Cartographies: Cities, Circuits & Circulations, Goldsmiths College, University of London.
2017	Yiwu: Starting Point of the New Silk Road [Talk]. Navigating Urban Life: Mobilities, Goldsmiths College, University of London.
2017	Yiwu, first stop on the New Silk Road: Shifting social and spatial dynamics in China [Talk]. Department of Sociology and Human Geography Lunch Seminar, University of Oslo.
2017	Yiwu’s Wholesale Market of Small Commodities: The Beginning of the New Silk Road. Transnational Production Spaces, Habitat Unit, Technical University Berlin.