Julian Stenmanns
Geosciences / Geophysics
Frankfurt University
Germany
Biography
Since 2015, Julian Stenmanns has been working as a research assistant at the Institute of Human Surgery. Previously, he studied political science, sociology, and human studies in Frankfurt am Main and Glasgow.
Research Interest
His wider interest in research is directed at processes of re-location of borders, in particular the example of cross-border logistics networks and the different technologies for the production and securing of global circulation. His theoretical and metholodological interests include border studies, governmental studies, and science and technology studies.
Publications
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2014 The desizing dispositive. The interwovenness of epistemology and legitimacy with the example of the Sunda Expedition of 1910/11. In: S. Klinge and L. Schlicht (eds.): Secret Knowledge. Perspectives on the knowledge of mystery since the 18th century , Berlin: Transformer, 95-114 (with Stefan Wedermann).
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2016 Container Scanning Unit. In: M. Salter (Eds.): Making Things International 2: Catalysts and Reactions , Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 153-165.
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2017 Blind passengers and the contested ways of logistics: a viapolitic analysis of supply chain capitalism. In: on the road. On the shape, function, and materiality of paths. (in appearance)
