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Der Ausbau der erneuerbaren Energien als Ausprägung des klimaschutzpolitischen Substitutionsansatzes wird in Deutschland mithilfe verschiedener Gesetze gesteuert. Dabei haben sich in mehr als 30 Jahren umfangreiche Regelungsstrukturen herausgebildet. Besonders ausgeprägt ist dies im Stromsektor zu beobachten. Hier kön-nen ausgehend vom Kartellrecht über den Zwischenschritt des Stromeinspeisungsgesetzes bis zu den verschie-denen Fassungen des Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetzes vielfältige Entwicklungslinien anhand ausgewählter kon-kreter Veränderungen aufgezeigt werden. Sowohl im Hinblick auf Änderungsdynamik wie -tiefe deutlich weni-ger ausgeprägt sind dagegen die Entwicklungslinien im Wärmesektor. Diese nehmen ihren gesetzlichen Ur-sprung erst 2009 mit dem Erneuerbare-Energien-Wärmegesetz, um dann zusammen mit den gebäudebezoge-nen Effizienzregelungen 2020 infolge eines umfassenden rechtlichen Konsolidierungsschritts im Gebäudeener-giegesetz zu münden.
Die Ausgestaltungsschritte im deutschen Erneuerbare-Energien-Recht sind auf vielfältige Weise mit den Ent-wicklungen im europäischen Rechtsrahmen zur Steuerung des Ausbaus der erneuerbaren Energien verwoben. Dies betrifft zunächst die Judikatur zu den primärrechtlichen Anforderungen an die Ausgestaltung mitglied-staatlicher Förderinstrumente, gilt aber besonders für die Entwicklungen im Sekundärrecht. Hier hat sich seit 2001 in mehreren Schritten eine immer detailliertere sekundärrechtliche Ordnung entwickelt. Dabei beinhalten die Entwicklungen der Erneuerbare-Energien-Richtlinien nicht nur eindimensional Steuerungs- und Bindungs-wirkungen von der supranationalen in Richtung der mitgliedstaatlichen Ebene. Vielmehr finden sich darin auch Entwicklungen zur Beschränkung der europarechtlichen Einflüsse, namentlich der Vorgaben zur Warenver-kehrsfreiheit und des Beihilferechts, die eine unmittelbare Reaktion der Mitgliedstaaten auf die Entscheidun-gen der europäischen Gerichte und der Europäischen Kommission darstellen.
Das Erneuerbare-Energien-Recht ist zudem eingebettet in das übergreifende Umweltenergie- und Klima-schutzrecht. Mit der sowohl auf europäischer als auch deutscher Ebene im Werden befindlichen umfassenden Klimaschutzordnung lassen sich ebenso wie mit dem sich fortlaufend ändernden Instrumentenmix zahlreiche Wechselwirkungen feststellen. Der mit der neuen Klimaschutz-Governance geschaffene prozedurale Rahmen etabliert ein System von Klimaschutzzielen, Evaluierungs- und Nachsteuerungsvorgaben. Dieser ist aber mit dem Erneuerbare-Energien-Recht und dessen Zielen nur lose verbunden. Detaillierungsgrad und Steuerungs-wirkung der europäischen und der deutschen Klimaschutz-Governance unterscheiden sich dabei deutlich, was auch mit den stärkeren Koordinationsbedürfnissen im eher vertikal orientierten supranationalen Regelungs-verbund begründet ist.
Dass die Entwicklung im Erneuerbare-Energien-Recht in absehbarer Zeit zu einem Endpunkt gelangen könnten, ist nicht zu erwarten. Dies wird deutlich, wenn die tatsächlichen Herausforderungen der Transformation und aktuell diskutierte Themenfelder für die weitere Fortschreibung dieses Rechtsbereichs betrachtet werden. Dabei sind die verschiedenen Dimensionen der Integration erneuerbarer Energien zur Vertiefung der System-transformation ebenso von Bedeutung, wie Regelungen zu Akzeptanz und Teilhabe sowie zur Beantwortung der Verteilungsfragen einerseits und eine Reduktion des Komplexitätsumfangs im Recht anderseits.
Nachhaltigkeitsziele im Sinne einer Ökologie, Ökonomie und Soziokultur lassen sich im Bauwesen auf verschiedene Instrumente zurückführen. Optimierung des Wärmeschutzes durch die Energieeinsparverordnung (Effizienz) oder Minimierung von Abfall im Kreislaufwirtschaftsgesetz
(Suffizienz). Um jedoch eine neue Qualität der Nachhaltigkeit zu schaffen, ist ein Paradigmenwechsel notwendig. Dabei können Cradle to Cradle Prinzipien als ökoeffektive Methode angewandt werden, in dem exemplarisch die Biodiversität eingebunden, gesunde Bauprodukte verbaut und erneuerbare Energien genutzt werden. Die Natur dient als Vorbild (Konsistenz). Demnach werden Gebäude nützlich für Mensch, Umwelt und Gesellschaft umgesetzt und gleichzeitig Werte geschaffen. Für den deutschen Einzelhandel bestehen vielschichtige Potenziale, da der Gebäudebestand mit mehreren Millionen Quadratmetern bedeutend ist und die Bauwerke aufgrund von Konzeptänderungen oder Verschleiß der Ladenflächen regelmäßig umgebaut werden.
Die Forschung beginnt mit einer Bestandsaufnahme von Cradle to Cradle Bauprodukten und Analyse eines real umgesetzten Einkaufszentrums. Um Einflussfaktoren von Stakeholdern zu identifizieren, wurden qualitative Experteninterviews mit ausgewählten Projektbeteiligten
aus Bauherrn, Betreibern, Beratern, Mietparteien und Herstellern durchgeführt. Im Rahmen des Forschungsvorhabens wurde erforscht, inwieweit sich Bauprodukte aus der Gebäudeplanung in
wissenschaftlicher Theorie und praktischer Bauwirtschaft umsetzen lassen, Geschäftsmodelle anwendbar sind, Trends und Innovationen im Zusammenhang stehen oder Änderungen in Politik oder Wirtschaft notwendig sind. Im Ergebnis wurden Maßnahmen für eine neue Qualität der Nachhaltigkeit bei Einzelhandelsgebäuden identifiziert. Exemplarisch wird anhand der Interviews deutlich, dass neben einem staatlichen Umweltzeichen oder einer Green Building Planungsdisziplin,
insbesondere die Ökonomie in Form von Investitions- und Betriebskosten den größten Stellenwert besitzt. Es braucht einen staatlichen Regulierungsrahmen und neue Geschäftsmodelle, damit nachhaltige Bauprodukte wirtschaftlich werden und durch Stakeholder in
den Prozessen der Planung, Bauausführung und dem Betrieb berücksichtigt werden.
This doctoral thesis deals with the topic of organizational misconduct and covers the three salient research streams in this area by addressing its performance outcomes, antecedents, and preventive measures. Specifically, it is concerned with the question of how different forms of misconduct are reflected in the stock performance of related organizations, thereby, covering the three pillars of corporate sustainability environmental, social, and governance (ESG). Furthermore, it aims to conceptualize how individual cognitive biases may lead to misconduct, therefore, potentially representing an antecedent and how existing management control systems can be enhanced to effectively address specific forms of misconduct, respectively.
To these ends, I first review the research stream of stock price reactions to environmental pollution events in terms of the underlying research samples, methodological specifications, and theoretical underpinnings. Based on the findings of the systematic literature review (SLR), I perform three stock-based event studies of the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal (Dieselgate), workplace sexual harassment (#MeToo accusations), and the 2003 blackout in the US to cove the three ESG dimensions, respectively. In line with the SLR, my event studies reveal substantial stock losses to firms involved in misconduct that are eventually even accompanied by a spillover effect to uninvolved bystanders.
Then, I review the extant literature conceptually to develop a framework outlining how moral licensing as an individual cognitive bias might lead to a self-attribution of corporate sustainability, a consecutive accumulation of moral credit, and a later exchange of this credit by engaging in misconduct afterward.
Finally, I assess existing workplace sexual harassment management controls, such as awareness training and grievance procedures critically in another conceptual analysis. Based on the shortcomings stemming from management controls’ focus on compliance and negligence of moral duties, I introduce five specific nudges firms should consider to enhance their existing management controls and eventually prevent occurrences of workplace sexual harassment.
Based on the six distinct articles within this doctoral thesis, I outline its limitations and point at directions for future research. These mainly address providing further evidence on the long-term performance effects of organizational misconduct, enriching our knowledge on further cognitive biases eventually leading to misconduct, and conceptualizing nudging beyond the use-case of workplace sexual harassment.
The choice to continue working until or even beyond retirement is a function of the interplay of factors on micro, meso, and macro levels. Research within this area has grown significantly over the last years. I contribute to this line of research with the studies conducted within the scope of this cumulative habilitation thesis. More specifically, the aim of the research presented here is to add to the literature on later life work with the investigation of individual (micro level) as well as job and organizational (meso level) factors that have the potential to contribute to prolonged working lives. I was guided by the general research interest on how individual, job, and organizational factors contribute to later life work, and more specifically to retirement timing and work-related activities beyond normal retirement age. My research was directed by the following research questions: (1) What is the work activity potential of older people in Germany and what characterizes different types of later life work potential? (2) Which role do individual psychological factors such as personality, values, and beliefs play in the context of later life work? (3) How do specific job characteristics interact or align with individual psychological factors with regard to later life work? (4) What characterizes a holistic organizational approach to later life work that helps the alignment of the work environment to older workers’ (individual) needs and abilities?
Following an introduction, I give an overview on the theoretical framework of my research in Chapter 2 (“Theoretical Background”). I describe the conceptualization of later life work before I go into multilevel antecedents of later life work and present key theoretical approaches to a person-environment fit perspective of later life work. In the following four chapters, I present ten studies corresponding to the ten scientific publications that constitute the basis of the cumulative habilitation thesis.
In Chapter 3 (“Later Life Work: Work Activity Potential”) I present research on the extent as well as different types of later life work potential in Germany to describe the context for most of my research. With the two studies presented here (Büsch, Zohr, Brusch, Deller, Schermuly, Stamov-Roßnagel, & Wöhrmann, 2015; Mergenthaler, Wöhrmann, & Staudinger; 2015), I also intend to provide answers to the research question on the later life work potential in Germany and the characteristics of different later life work potential constellations. In Chapter 4 (“Later Life Work: Individual Psychological Factors”) the role of stable as well as malleable individual psychological factors for later life work is explored in two studies (Fasbender, Wöhrmann, Wang, & Klehe, 2019; Wöhrmann, Fasbender, & Deller, 2016). Thus, with the studies presented in this chapter, I contribute to the research question on the role of individual psychological factors in the context of later life work. In Chapter 5 (“Later Life Work: Job Characteristics Corresponding to Older Workers’ Needs and Abilities”) I present three studies exploring the interplay of individual factors and job characteristics for later life work to address the research question on the interaction or alignment of specific job characteristics with individual psychological factors with regard to later life work (Pundt, Wöhrmann, Deller, & Shultz, 2015; Wöhrmann, Brauner, & Michel, 2020; Wöhrmann, Fasbender, & Deller; 2017). Chapter 6 (“Later Life Work: A Holistic Organizational Approach”) reports the development of the Later Life Workplace Index (LLWI) as a multidimensional tool to holistically assess organizational practices and working conditions targeted at the promotion of later life work through the maintenance and enhancement of older employees’ health, work ability, and motivation (Wilckens, Wöhrmann, Adams, Deller, & Finkelstein, 2020; Wilckens, Wöhrmann, Deller, & Wang, 2020; Wöhrmann, Pundt, & Deller, 2018. With the LLWI, I intend to provide an answer to the research question on the characteristics of a holistic organizational approach to later life work that helps the alignment of the work environment to older workers’ (individual) needs and abilities. Finally, in Chapter 7 (“General Discussion”) I discuss the contributions, implications, and limitations of my research presented here.
The way humans have shaped the world so far has led to various fundamental and complex problems that we are currently facing: climate change, biodiversity loss, pandemics. Transdisciplinary sustainability research addresses such complex problems by including a great variety of perspectives, forms of knowing and bodies of knowledge, including non-scientific ones, in the research process. Design, understood in an expanded sense as a creator of transformative processes, also turns to these ‘wicked problems’. Based on their common concern, it is promising to bring both fields of research together productively. Therefore, this dissertation seeks to better understand how design methods facilitate collaborative knowledge production and integration in inter- and transdisciplinary sustainability research. Through five independent papers, this dissertation contributes to addressing the research question on four levels – conceptual-epistemological, empirical, methodological and practical. By exploring the linkages between design research and inter- and transdisciplinary research, a conceptual basis for the targeted use of design methods in collaborative processes of inter- and transdisciplinary research is laid and their spectrum of methods is expanded. This is followed by the development of a transformative epistemology in and for problem-oriented, collaborative forms of research, such as transdisciplinary sustainability research, called problematic designing. Based on a deeper understanding of integration and collaborative knowledge production, as well as its accompanying challenges, empirical research into applying design prototyping as a method in and for situations of collaborative research was conducted. To this end, the findings provide a fundamental basis for the facilitation of inter- and transdisciplinary research processes when dealing with complex problems. With its inherent openness and iterative approach in addressing the unknowns of complex phenomena, design prototyping contributes to the required form of imagination that enables to anticipate possible futures. Furthermore, by including visual-haptic modes of expression, design prototyping reduces the dominance of language and text in scientific negotiation processes and does justice to the diversity of cognitive modes.
Finally, the empirical findings of this dissertation emphasise the importance of the visual-haptic dimension for collaborative knowledge production and the communication of knowledge, and provide insights into the visual structuring of human thought processes. The results on material metaphors, collaborative prototyping and material-metaphorical imagery contribute decisively to the basic knowledge of the epistemological quality of design and the importance of the visual and haptic for thought processes in general. The extension and adaptation of existing analysis methods in this dissertation add to the further development of analysis of visual-haptic data. The results are once again reflected in the synthesis of this framework paper as cross-cutting issues. With developing design prototyping as a design-based intervention and its integration into the epistemological perspective of problematic designing for inter- and transdisciplinary sustainability research, this dissertation makes an important contribution to addressing complex future-related problems and to creating change towards sustainability.
Increased international compliance with human rights and democracy standards is a core issue for both human rights and democratizing actors as well as for victims of human rights abuse. International human rights organizations (IHROs) are expected to make positive contributions to this end, even though they possess low levels of authority. This authority has been renegotiated multiple times in various reform processes. An oversimplified expectation would have us assume that democracies would want to strengthen IHROs, and that autocracies would seek to weaken them. As the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) was reformed in 2006, 2007, 2010, and 2011, some autocracies strived to abolish parts of the UNHRC. Other autocracies aimed “merely” to weaken them. Democracies displayed an even larger variance. Indonesia and India predominantly favored weakening the UNHRC, whereas Ghana and Spain supported exclusively strengthening of the organization. Additionally, some attitudes towards the UNHRC changed from one year to the next. Autocracies diverge not only in their stances towards the UNHRC, but also across their domestic and international dimensions. Nigeria allows different levels of participation by societal actors than, say, Belarus. Cuba does not have the same domestic institutions as Russia. Iran enters international negotiations from a different position than Thailand. Democracies vary on the domestic and international dimensions as well. The Czech Republic is not the US, and Costa Rica is different from South Africa. The question that drives my research is how we can explain the broad variety of state preferences for strengthening or weakening IHROs. Previous research has mostly concentrated on democracies, leaving autocracies understudied. It also treated countries as black boxes. To account for such shortcomings, first, I systematically test the relationship between the UNHRC and its authoritarian and democratic members by means of inferential statistics. Second, I analyze a bottom-up process inherent to New Liberalism. It scrutinizes the role of domestic societal actors, domestic institutions, as well as pressures on the international stage. The results reveal that societal actors, along with the interplay of wealth and regime type in the international realm, figure as the most important predictors of delegation preferences voiced by autocracies and democracies during the reform of the monitoring bureaucracy Special Procedures of the UNHRC. Societal actors play a more important role in democracies than in autocracies. Institutionalized domestic oversight mechanisms help societal actors to conduct effective lobbying at the domestic level. Oversight mechanisms are more important than the rule of law and electoral institutions. Regarding international coalition building, authoritarian regimes turn out to be better organized than democracies. I conclude that supporters of strong IHROs shall 1. empower domestic societal actors; 2. disrupt cohesive delegation preferences of authoritarian regimes; and 3. invest in independent domestic oversight mechanisms.
Mit dem Ausbruch des neuartigen Corona-Virus Ende Dezember 2019 in der chinesischen Stadt Wuhan kam es innerhalb kürzester Zeit zur weltweiten Ausbreitung und in Folge zu einem pandemischen Notstand, welcher die Arbeitswelt nachhaltig verändern sollte. Weltweit verhängte Maßnahmen zur Eindämmung des Infektionsgeschehens führten zu massiven Einschränkungen des Alltags- und Berufslebens vieler Arbeitnehmer. Unternehmen sahen sich folglich dazu gezwungen, in kürzester Zeit schnelle und flexible Lösungsmöglichkeiten durch die Nutzung mobiler Arbeitsformen zu entwickeln, um den Geschäftsbetrieb aufrechtzuhalten. Für zahlreiche Beschäftigte wurde das Arbeiten von Zuhause damit kurzerhand zur neuen Realität, insbesondere im grenzüberschreitenden Bereich. Mehr als ein Drittel der Arbeitnehmer in Europa befanden sich im Zuge der Pandemie im Homeoffice. Vor allem im internationalen Bereich haben sich im Zuge dessen neue Arbeitsformen und Trends entwickelt. „Remote Work“, „Workation“3, „Digital Nomads“ oder etwa „Hybrid Working“ sind Begriffe, die durch die neue Flexibilität in der Arbeitswelt entstanden sind. Viele Unternehmen nehmen die Corona-Pandemie als Anlass dafür, ihren Beschäftigten auch in Zukunft weiterhin Möglichkeiten des flexiblen, ortsunabhängigen Arbeitens anzubieten. Einer Umfrage zufolge wollen etwa 77% der befragten Unternehmen auch nach der Krise mobiles Arbeiten ermöglichen.4 Insbesondere für internationale Mitarbeiter, die im Ausland wohnen und für ihren inländischen Arbeitgeber in Deutschland tätig werden, bietet mobiles Arbeiten neue flexible Möglichkeiten und Chancen Privat- und Berufsleben im Heimatland zu vereinen. Weitere Arbeitnehmer sehen hierin die Chance Arbeit und Urlaub zu vereinen, indem z.B. vom Ferienhaus aus in Dänemark gearbeitet wird. Internationale Auslandseinsätze sind in der Praxis allerdings mit einem hohen Regulierungsbedarf verbunden, da hierbei regelmäßig Fragestellungen im Hinblick auf steuerrechtliche, sozialversicherungsrechtliche als auch arbeitsrechtliche Aspekte zu klären sind, bevor eine solche grenzüberschreitende Tätigkeit rechtssicher erfolgen kann.
Zu klären sind Fragen wie: Was ändert sich an der Steuerpflicht des Arbeitnehmers, sobald dieser einer Homeoffice-Tätigkeit im Ausland auf bestimmte Zeit für seinen inländischen Arbeitgeber nachgeht? Auf welcher Rechtsgrundlage kann mobiles Arbeiten im Ausland vereinbart werden? Was für Rahmenbedingungen sollten für eine solche Auslandstätigkeit festgehalten und entsprechend reguliert werden? Inwiefern ist der inländische Betriebsrat bei einer mobilen Auslandstätigkeit zu beteiligen? Die rechtlichen Risiken und Rechtsunsicherheiten bei einer grenzüberschreitenden Tätigkeit sind vielseitig und nicht zu unterschätzen. Zudem gibt es bislang noch keine eindeutigen rechtlichen Regelungen für mobiles Arbeiten im Ausland, sodass vorerst nur auf allgemeine Grundsätze zurückgegriffen werden kann.6 Unternehmen laufen damit schnell Gefahr, die Risiken, die im Hinblick auf mobiles Arbeiten im Ausland drohen, zu übersehen und Anfragen ihrer Mitarbeiter vorschnell, ohne sich mit den hiermit verbundenen rechtlichen Konsequenzen auseinanderzusetzen, zu genehmigen.
Ziel dieser Thesis soll es sein, Arbeitgeber und ihre Mitarbeiter auf die Risiken von mobiler Arbeit im Ausland aufmerksam zu machen, ein Problembewusstsein für die gegenwärtigen Rechtsunsicherheiten zu schaffen und davon ausgehend Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten für einen rechtssicheren Umgang mit mobiler Arbeit im grenzüberschreitenden Bereich zu formulieren. Hierfür wird im Zuge der Arbeit ein Leitfaden zur rechtskonformen Ausgestaltung von mobiler Arbeit im Ausland konzipiert. Da der Umfang der Bachelorarbeit beschränkt ist, soll der Fokus im Rahmen dieser Thesis auf mobiler Arbeit im EU-Ausland liegen. In diesem Rahmen werden die Risiken im Hinblick auf ausgewählte steuerrechtliche sowie arbeitsrechtliche Fragestellungen herausgearbeitet.
Im deutschen Schulsystem wurde auf die Coronapandemie mit vielfältigen, teilweise schnelllebigen Maßnahmen reagiert. Insbesondere drei Akteursgruppen versuchten dabei Einfluss zu nehmen: Schulen, Familien und Politik. Theoretisch gerahmt von Schimanks (2010) Akteur-Struktur-Dynamiken, wird im Beitrag empirisch der Fragestellung nachgegangen, wie Schulen, Familien und Politik sich in Presseberichten positionieren bzw. positioniert werden. Auf der Grundlage dieser medialen Konstruktion erschließen wir, wie sich die Akteursgruppen selbst und wie sie die jeweils beiden anderen sehen. Untersucht wurde die deutsche Presseberichterstattung während zwei Drei-Monats-Zeiträumen im Jahr 2020. Aus einer Vielzahl verschiedenartiger bundesweiter und regionaler in der Datenbank LexisNexis verzeichneter Quellen wurden zwei Datensätze erstellt (n=178) und einer qualitativen thematischen Analyse unterzogen.
Datensatz 1 wurde induktiv, Datensatz 2 deduktiv codiert. Sechs Themen wurden aus den Daten herausgearbeitet, die aus indirekter Perspektive tiefgehende Einblicke in die Selbst- und Fremdwahrnehmung jeder Akteursgruppe sowie deren Entwicklung im Zeitverlauf bieten. Wie die Analyse zeigt, gibt es von Seiten der schulischen AkteurInnen eine wachsende Digitalisierungsbereitschaft. Darüber hinaus folgt aus den als zu kurz-greifend aufgefassten politischen Maßnahmen der Gestaltungswille, den Digitalisierungsschub nachhaltig bestmöglich zu nutzen. Es lässt sich ferner ein zunehmender Zusammenhalt zwischen Schulen und Familien beobachten. Beide bringen in ansteigendem Maße Verständnis für die Situation und die Handlungen der anderen Gruppe auf. Gleichzeitig stehen Schulen und Familien der Akteursgruppe Politik zunehmend kritisch gegenüber und nehmen deren Handeln als nicht zukunftsorientiert, wenig kohärent und soziale Disparitäten vergrößernd wahr. Um Handeln und Handlungsintentionen besser verstehen, nachvollziehen und teilweise erklären zu können, werden die drei untersuchten Gruppen Schimanks vier partiellen Akteursmodellen zugeordnet. Auf Basis der Analyse werden Dynamiken in der Entwicklung von Akteurskonstellationen diskutiert.
The industrial food system is by far the largest greenhouse gas emitting sector. It causes significant damage to terrestrial, aerial and aquatic ecosystems, negative health impacts and an unfair distribution of economic benefits. The call for sustainability transformations is growing, entailing and promoting radical shifts in industrial food systems that lead to new patterns of interactions and balanced social, economic and ecological outcomes. While traditional research has focused on sustainability problems in the food system, it lacks evidence on solutions and desired future states; and more so, on how to practically move from the current to the desired state. Food forests present a promising solution to address multiple sustainability challenges adaptable to local contexts. As biodiverse multi-strata agroforestry systems, they can provide several ecological, socio-cultural and economic services. They sequester carbon, limit soil erosion and regulate the micro-climate; they offer the opportunity for education on healthy diets and ecology, and they produce food and can create livelihood opportunities. However, despite their obvious benefits and a trend in uptake, food forests are still a niche concept rarely known in mainstream culture. To date, research has focused on their ecological and social services; we lack an understanding of food forests as a comprehensive sustainability solution, including their economic dimension, and knowledge on how to develop them. Addressing these gaps, this qualitative research used a solution- and process-oriented methodology guided by transformational sustainability research. In a comparative case study approach, it created an inventory of 209 food forests, followed by interviews and site visits of 14 sites to understand their characteristics and assess their sustainability (Article 1). More indepth, it analyzed the implementation path of seven food forest for success factors, barriers and coping strategies (Article 2). Based on these insights, two experimental case studies were initiated to develop sustainable food forests with practice partners, one based in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S. and one in Lüneburg, Germany. Two studies analyzed the cases’outputs and processes highlighting success factors and challenges, including the role of a sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem (Article 3, Phoenix case) and key features of productive partnerships to understand why one case succeeded and the other failed (Article 4). Findings include key features of existing and sustainable food forests as well as success factors on how to develop them; namely acquiring a complementary skill set that includes specialty farming and entrepreneurial know-how, securing sufficient start-up funds and long-term land access as well as overcoming regulatory restrictions. Supporting institutions are especially needed to integrate and professionalize the planning stage and provide know-how on alternative business practices. Key features of productive partnerships include an entrepreneurial attitude, access to support functions, long-term orientation and commitment to food system sustainability. The synthesis provides a detailed, ideal-typical implementation pathway to develop sustainable food forests and relevant supportive actors. This study provides researchers, food entrepreneurs, public officials, and activists with insights on how to develop and advance food forests as a sustainability solution.
Der menschengemachte Klimawandel und seine Folgen erfordern zügiges, entschlossenes und zielgerichtetes Handeln. Mit dem Pariser Klimaabkommen hat sich die Staatengemeinschaft zum Ziel gesetzt, die Klimaerwärmung bei 1,5°C zum vorindustriellen Niveau aufzuhalten. Deutschland hat daher beschlossen, bis 2050 klimaneutral zu werden. Die selbstgesteckten Zwischenziele werden jedoch verfehlt. Der überwiegend auf fossilen Energieträgern beruhende Verkehrssektor ist einer der wenigen Sektoren deren Emissionen steigen statt sinken. 95 % der Emissionen in diesem Sektor werden durch den Straßenverkehr emittiert. Insofern ist es relevant, die Verkehrsmittelwahl im Individualverkehr genauer zu betrachten. Das Auto ist – im Gegensatz zu Fuß-, Rad- und öffentlichem Personennahverkehr (ÖPNV) – positiv konnotiert mit „Fortschritt, Modernität und individueller Freiheit“. Zudem wird das Auto seit Jahrzehnten in unserer Gesellschaft finanziell und räumlich bevorzugt. Daraus sind Privilegien und Probleme erwachsen: unverhältnismäßige Raumnahme und
die Degeneration des öffentlichen Raumes Verursachung von hohen externen Kosten, die nicht durch die Verursachenden sondern durch die gesamte Gesellschaft getragen werden, gesetzliche Bevorzugung sowie staatliche und kommunale Subventionen. Aufgrund dieser strukturellen Privilegierung ist es kaum möglich, eine Änderung des Mobilitätsverhaltens von Individuen zu erwarten, solange sich die Rahmenbedingungen nicht ändern.
Beyond Anthropocentric Perspectives on Education
In light of the dramatic growth and rapid institutionalization of human-animal studies in recent years, it is somewhat surprising that only a small number of publications have proposed practical and theoretical approaches to teaching in this inter- and transdisciplinary field. Featuring eleven original pedagogical interventions from the social sciences and the humanities as well as an epilogue from ecofeminist critic Greta Gaard, the present volume addresses this gap and responds to the demand by both educators and students for pedagogies appropriate for dealing with environmental crises.
The theoretical and practical contributions collected here describe new ways of teaching human-animal studies in different educational settings and institutional contexts, suggesting how learners – equipped with key concepts such as agency or relationality – can develop empathy and ethical regard for the more-than-human world and especially nonhuman animals. As the contributors to this volume show, these cognitive and affective goals can be achieved in many curricula in secondary and tertiary education. By providing learners with the tools to challenge human exceptionalism in its various guises and related patterns of domination and exploitation in and outside the classroom, these interventions also contribute to a much-needed transformation not only of today’s educational systems but of society as a whole.
This volume is an invitation to beginners and experienced instructors alike, an invitation to (re)consider how we teach human-animal studies and how we could and should prepare learners for an uncertain future in, ideally, a more egalitarian and just multispecies world.
Die institutionelle Bildung, Erziehung und Betreuung für Kinder im Alter von 0-3 Jahren erfährt seit Beginn der Diskussionen um einen quantitativen Ausbau der institutionellen Betreuungsplätze für diese Altersgruppe, einen intensiven Wandel. Zwischen den beteiligten Akteur*innen werden durch diese Entscheidung (Rechtsanspruch vgl. KiföG 2008) Diskurse auf allen Ebenen initiiert.
Um dem steigenden Bedarf an qualifizierten Frühpädagogischen Fachkräften (0-3 J.) gerecht werden zu können, werden Ausbildungskapazitäten erhöht und Angebote der Fort- und Weiterbildung ausgebaut. Dabei haben sich eine Vielzahl neuer Angebote entwickelt und die Formate, Inhalte, Curricula und die Dozent*innen/Lehrenden stark diversifiziert.
Die vorliegende Dissertationsschrift eröffnet eine Metaperspektive auf das Feld der Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildungen im Bereich der Frühpädagogik (Kinder von 0 bis 3 Jahren) und leistet einen Beitrag zur (didaktischen) Weiterentwicklung und Reflexion dieser vielfältigen Lehr-/Lernsettings. Den Kern der Dissertationsstudie bilden qualitative leitfadengestützte (Expert*innen-) Interviews. Das forschungsleitende Interesse ist auf Lehrende in Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildungen im Bereich der Frühpädagogik (Kinder von 0 bis 3 Jahren) gerichtet, die zum Zeitpunkt der Erhebungen bereits langjährig in diesem Feld tätig sind. Ausgewählte Ebenen und Dimensionen einer Professionalisierung des Feldes werden daher primär aus der Perspektive der dort lehrend tätigen Akteur*innen, transparent gemacht.
Integriert wird hierbei u.a. die Offenlegung der Anforderungen an die Fachkräfte (die Lernenden) und ihre Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildner*innen (die Lehrenden) im Kontext der zu gestaltenden (lebenslangen) Lehr-/Lernprozesse. Es werden zentrale Zusammenhänge und Abhängigkeiten aufgezeigt, um eine weitere Systematisierung des Feldes der Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildungen im Bereich der institutionellen Bildung, Erziehung und Betreuung für Kinder von null bis drei Jahren zu unterstützen. Es wird gezeigt, dass Lehrende, die in Aus-, Fort- und Weiterbildungen im Bereich der institutionellen Bildung, Erziehung und Betreuung null- bis dreijähriger Kinder langjährig tätig sind, Perspektiven, Strategien und Ansätze entwickelt haben, um mit der vorhandenen Komplexität, den Anforderungen und Strukturen des Feldes, bei der Planung sowie Realisierung von Lehr-/Lernprozessen zukunftsorientiert umzugehen. Für die Erarbeitung einer Aus- oder Fort- und Weiterbildung müssen schwerpunktspezifisch, grundlegende, feldbezogene Implikationen und Zusammenhänge aufgearbeitet und den Lernenden transparent gemacht werden. Für die Erarbeitung eines Themas/einer Theorie werden von Lehrenden Reflexionsfolien zur Kontextualisierung dieser sowie Fokussierung und Individualisierung der Lehr-Lernprozesse eingesetzt. Es wird deutlich, dass die am/im Lehr-/Lernprozess beteiligten/wirkenden Ebenen, Akteur*innen und Anforderungen/Konstruktionen sich dabei in wechselseitigen Prozessen der Gestaltung und Aushandlung befinden. Durch ihre vielfältigen Tätigkeitsfelder und Impulse leisten die Lehrenden selbst einen elementaren Beitrag zur Weiterentwicklung des Feldes.
Extracting meaningful representations of data is a fundamental problem in machine learning. Those representations can be viewed from two different perspectives. First, there is the representation of data in terms of the number of data points. Representative subsets that compactly summarize the data without superfluous redundancies help to reduce the data size. Those subsets allow for scaling existing learning algorithms up without approximating their solution. Second, there is the representation of every individual data point in terms of its dimensions. Often, not all dimensions carry meaningful information for the learning task, or the information is implicitly embedded in a low-dimensional subspace. A change of representation can also simplify important learning tasks such as density estimation and data generation. This thesis deals with the aforementioned views on data representation and contributes to them. We first focus on computing representative subsets for a matrix factorization technique called archetypal analysis and the setting of optimal experimental design. For these problems, we motivate and investigate the usability of the data boundary as a representative subset. We also present novel methods to efficiently compute the data boundary, even in kernel-induced feature spaces. Based on the coreset principle, we derive another representative subset for archetypal analysis, which provides additional theoretical guarantees on the approximation error. Empirical results confirm that all compact representations of data derived in this thesis perform significantly better than uniform subsets of data. In the second part of the thesis, we are concerned with efficient data representations for density estimation. We analyze spatio-temporal problems, which arise, for example, in sports analytics, and demonstrate how to learn (contextual) probabilistic movement models of objects using trajectory data. Furthermore, we highlight issues of interpolating data in normalizing flows, a technique that changes the representation of data to follow a specific distribution. We show how to solve this issue and obtain more natural transitions on the example of image data.
Environmental perception is one of the biggest challenges in autonomous driving to move inside complex traffic situations properly. Perceiving the road's condition is necessary to calculate the drivable space; in manual driving, this is realized by the human visual cortex. Enabling the vehicle to detect road conditions is a critical and complex task from many perspectives. The complexity lies on the one hand in the development of tools for detecting damage, ideally using sensors already installed in the vehicle, and on the other hand, in integrating detected damages into the autonomous driving task and thus into the subsystems of autonomous driving. High-Definition Feature Maps, for instance, should be prepared for mapping road damages, which includes online and in-vehicle implementation. Furthermore, the motion planning system should react based on the detected damages to increase driving comfort and safety actively. Road damage detection is essential, especially in areas with poor infrastructure, and should be integrated as early as possible to enable even less developed countries to reap the benefits of autonomous driving systems. Besides the application in autonomous driving, an up-to-date solution on assessing road conditions is likewise desirable for the infrastructure planning of municipalities and federal states to make optimal use of the limited resources available for maintaining infrastructure quality. Addressing the challenges mentioned above, the research approach of this work is pragmatic and problem-solving. In designing technical solutions for road damage detection, we conduct applied research methods in engineering, including modeling, prototyping, and field studies. We utilize design science research to integrate road damages in an end-to-end concept for autonomous driving while drawing on previous knowledge, the application domain requirements, and expert workshops. This thesis provides various contributions to theory and practice. We design two individual solutions to assess road conditions with existing vehicle sensor technology. The first solution is based on calculating the quarter-vehicle model utilizing the vehicle level sensor and an acceleration sensor. The novel model-based calculation measures the road elevation under the tires, enabling common vehicles to assess road conditions with standard hardware. The second solution utilizes images from front-facing vehicle cameras to detect road damages with deep neural networks. Despite other research in this area, our algorithms are designed to be applicable on edge devices in autonomous vehicles with limited computational resources while still delivering cutting-edge performance. In addition, our analyses of deep learning tools and the introduction of new data into training provide valuable opportunities for researchers in other application areas to develop deep learning algorithms to optimize detection performance and runtime. Besides detecting road damages, we provide novel algorithms for classifying the severity of road damages to deliver additional information for improved motion planning. Alongside the technical solutions, we address the lack of an end-to-end solution for road damages in autonomous driving by providing a concept that starts from data generation and ends with servicing the vehicle motion planning. This includes solutions for detecting road damages, assessing their severity, aggregating the data in the vehicle and a cloud platform, and making the data available via that platform to other vehicles. Fundamental limitations in this dissertation are due to boundaries in modeling. Our pragmatic approach simplifies reality, which always distorts the degree of truth in the result. This affects the model building of the quarter-vehicle and deep learning. Further limitations occur in the end-to-end concept. This represents the integration of road damages in the autonomous driving task but does not detail the aggregation modules and interfaces of the subsystems. The completion of this work does not conclude the topic of road damage detection and assessment in autonomous driving. Research must continue to optimize the proposed solutions and test them on a widespread basis in the real world. Furthermore, the sensor fusion of different approaches is fascinating in order to combine the advantages of individual systems. Integrating the end-to-end concept into the ecosystem of an autonomous vehicle is another fascinating field, taking interfaces and cloud platforms into account.
The doctoral dissertation deals with the problems of the diagnosis of rolling bearings using recurrence analysis. The main topic is the influence of radial internal clearance on the change of dynamics in a self-aligning double-row ball bearing with a tapered bore, in which the axial preload can control this parameter in a wide range. The dissertation began with an analysis of the state of knowledge, where the works related to the analyzes of the impact of radial clearance on the dynamics of rolling bearings have been cited so far. In the next part of the dissertation, the thesis was formulated and activities related to its proving were defined. The theoretical part was supplemented with the basics related to vibroacoustic diagnostics of rolling bearings and presented methods that can be used for their diagnostics. The research on proving the thesis was started with the preparation of a mathematical model in which a change in the damping coefficient in the field of radial clearance was adopted, a difference in the clearance value for a given row of balls was proposed, and the influence of shape errors and radial shaft endplay on the dynamics of the tested bearing was taken into account. During the dynamics tests, the radial clearance was adopted as a bifurcation parameter, and on the basis of the bifurcation diagram, it was possible to indicate the characteristic areas of bearing operation due to the radial internal clearance. In order to verify the model, experimental tests were carried out with a series of bearings in which the radial clearance was changed in a wide range possible to be physically realized. Recurrence analysis was used for both the dynamic response obtained from model and experimental studies. Owing to the comparative analysis of the dynamic response, recurrence quantificators were selected that are most susceptible to changes in radial clearance to bearing dynamics. Moreover, as a result of the research, it was possible to select a narrow range of radial clearance, ensuring the smoothest operation of the tested bearing.
Beginning with the theology of Martin Luther and drawing on a selection of feminist theologians, this thesis proposes a relational, agential model of human flourishing. It is rooted in Luther’s doctrines of the hiddenness of God and of God’s alien and proper work in the lives of believers. Such an approach gives rise to questions concerning human freedom and agency, sin, and the nature of our relationship with God and with other persons. Many feminist theologies provide an inadequate account of sin and its effects on the person and their relationships. This thesis asserts that taking sin and its effects seriously is essential to developing a secure and healthy self, and a healthy relationship with God and other persons. It therefore proposes a reworked understanding of religious incurvature as a relational model of sin which supports the goal of human flourishing. This concept of the self curved either inwards, or towards another, speaks to the nature of sin in its traditional understanding of sin as pride, as well as addressing feminist criticisms that the notion of sin as pride is not relevant to the needs and experiences of women. The model of human flourishing proposed here is specifically Christian in its assertion that we do not exist as persons, are not fully human, without our being in relationship with the triune God and other created persons. We flourish in community. Further, it supports the idea that true Christian freedom consists of a life dedicated to service of God and others.
Die wissenschaftliche Arbeit analysiert den interkulturellen Austausch zwischen der Türkei und Deutschland auf der Ebene von Forschungskooperationen und bei Akquisitionsgesprächen in der Türkei. Anhand von weiteren Situationsanalysen werden auch die Erfahrungen der Autorin in Deutschland aufgezeigt. Die teilnehmenden Beobachtungen und Situationsanalysen vertiefen empirisch die Frage der kulturellen und sozialen Bedingungen einer Markterschließung im Bereich von menschlichen Beziehungen und ökonomischen Rahmenbedingungen – wobei vor allem Forschungskooperationen in den Feldern von Ernährung und Pharmazie von Interesse sind. Die Analysen der teilnehmenden Beobachtungen werden anhand der Kulturdimensionen von Hofstede durchgeführt, es wird gezeigt inwieweit diese anwendbar sind und mögliche Ergebnisse für die Bewertungen einer Kultur erlauben könnten. Die Kulturdimensionen von Hofstede stehen im Mittelpunkt dieser Arbeit. Zuerst wird die aktuelle politische und wirtschaftliche Lage der Türkei in den letzten 20 Jahren aufgezeigt, dann wird das Konzept der „Interkulturellen Kompetenz“ beleuchtet. Sodann wird das Kulturkonzept von Hofstede im interkulturellen Dialog betrachtet und die allgemeine Kritik an Hofstede dargestellt, auch alternative Theorieansätze werden beschrieben. Die Strategie des Fraunhofer Forschungsverbunds wird über das praktische Vorgehen beleuchtet und Faktoren für den Erfolg beschrieben. Die Arbeit schließt mit einem methodisch-philosophischen Ausblick hinsichtlich des Zusammenhangs vom korrelativen Denken und der Anwendung der Kulturdimensionen von Hofstede.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been established in recent years as an essential component of the economic system, demanded and promoted by a wide variety of stakeholder groups. The present dissertation shows that organizations face major communicative challenges with regard to CSR. CSR is not only determined by organizations themselves, but rather arises in the interplay with economic and social discourses. It is assumed that boundarys of organizational action are under constant change, so that CSR actors inevitably initiate constitutive communication processes. The resulting polyphony requires an understanding of the underlying communication processes. Hence, the performative character of CSR communication is taken up by this dissertation and thus the constitution of both the communicating actors and their relationships in the network is illustrated. The presented scientific papers are united by the overarching assumption that communication does not accompany and describe organizational action, but unfolds its own power.
Algorithmic distribution has fundamentally altered the news industry and has led to conflicts over regulatory issues. Focusing on the introduction of European ancillary copyright, this chapter addresses an earlier international reform around algorithmic news distribution. Based on an in-depth thematic analysis of key documents from the policy formulation phase, the chapter maps the arguments for and against the ancillary copyright reform put forward by Google and news publishers in Germany. While we provide a detailed analysis of the underlying rationales of two key actors primarily affected by the regulation, we also place ancillary copyright in the context of competing private property and public policy visions, which allows for a better understanding of how and why different actors take particular positions on copyright reform and algorithmic regulation.
Der vorliegende Beitrag präsentiert ein (Simulations-) Modell zur Erklärung des Verhaltens von Organisationen. Der Modellentwurf basiert auf einem funktionalistischen Ansatz. Danach kann eine Organisation nur überleben, wenn es ihr gelingt, den Systemanforderungen, die sich auf Or-ganisationen richten, zu genügen. Veränderungen von Systemanforderungen bewirken daher An-passungsreaktionen, die allerdings nicht reibungslos ablaufen. Das Modell beschreibt den Verhal-tensprozess, der durch ein gestörtes Systemgleichgewicht ausgelöst wird. Als Modellvariable fun-gieren die Systemanforderungen und das zu seiner Bewältigung implementierte Institutionelle Ar-rangement sowie außerdem Sensitivität, Handlungsbereitschaft, Beharrung, Realismus, Identifika-tion, Handlungsdruck, Unsicherheit, Dysfunktion und Dissonanz. Die Simulationsrechnungen zei-gen, wie sich aus den jeweiligen Variablenkonstellationen bestimmte Verhaltensmuster herausbil-den und welche Mechanismen dafür verantwortlich sind.
This thesis aims to develop a FE-based model of a dieless wire drawing process for wires made from magnesium alloys. To this end a general material model of pure magnesium and a model of the dieless wire drawing process are developed. Based on the general pure magnesium model an alloy specific model for AZ31 wire is developed. The performance of both models is assessed using experimental data generated on a dieless wire drawing prototype.
The process model is conceptionally split into the thermal and mechanical response of the wire. The thermal model is validated by axial temperature profiles and the mechanical model is vali-dated by CSA-reduction and wire force. Both behaviours are validated separately before combin-ing the thus created models into a thermomechanical model of the dieless wire drawing process. The thermal material model is developed for pure magnesium. An initial assumption of limited correlation between content of alloying elements and thermal behaviour, was disproven. As a results in addition to alloy-specific mechanical data, thermo-electric data is recorded to achieve thermal validity of the model. This is done by identifying the experimental maximum temperature of the drawn wire for a given heating power and calculating the necessary input power of the in-duction heating device to achieve this temperature in simulation. The mechanic material model is based on experimental stress-strain curves recorded for each investigated wire materials in addi-tion to pure magnesium data, based on literature.
Results show the thermomechanical magnesium models to be mostly valid, provided process parameters stay within the range of available data on the mechanic material performance. Where the model is forced to extrapolate material behaviour, simulation quality drops. This ap-plies for wire temperature and CSA-reduction. Estimations of wire force are shown to be invalid. For AZ31 wire the thermal model generated valid temperature profiles of the wire. The thermo-mechanical model for AZ31 is shown invalid as both CSA-reduction and wire force deviate from experimental results.
Transformative learning is increasingly set to become an essential component in sustainability transformation. This type of learning attracts considerable interest in studying and impulsing a paradigm change to transform our world into a more sustainable one, yet its underlying learning mechanisms have remained overlooked. Although there is an apparent relationship between transformative learning and sustainability transformation, little has been done to systematically explore the contribution to sustainability transformation. This learning theory developed decades ago independently of sustainability discourses; however, it provides an analytical framework for understanding the learning processes, outcomes and conditions in individual and social learning towards sustainability transformation. Against this background, the following research question arises: To which extent can transformative learning lead to sustainability transformation?
This doctoral work aims to explore transformative learning processes, outcomes, and conditions occurring and advancing towards sustainability transformation of the textile-fashion industry in Mexico. Taking an exploratory approach, the methods employed were literature reviews to untangle concepts and to construct theoretical pillars to support the empirical research design and data analysis. For data collection, snowball-sampling techniques were used to explore the practice field of the textile-fashion industry in Mexico. Qualitative interviews were employed to gather data about the learning experiences of actors. Qualitative and quantitative methods were required to perform the respective data analysis, the qualitative codification of interviewees’ responses through MAXQDA being the most remarkable one. Analysis of social media content was also utilised to understand the communication and business practices of projects involved in the transformation of the textile-fashion sector. As a result, this work comprises three articles, one a systematic literature review and two empirical research articles, investigating the transformative learning processes of entrepreneurs in the development of sustainability niches.
As for the findings of this doctoral work, the use of transformative learning in sustainability transformation requires a careful study of the theory and its conceptual elements. Regarding the case study, transformative learning is inherent in forming and developing sustainability niches as entrepreneurs venture into them: It is individual prior learning, expectations and actions that initiate the path of sustainability transformation while disorienting dilemmas, critical reflection, and discourse accelerate them. Through these stages, it is when individual learning turns into social learning. On the other hand, based on the multi-level perspective, the interplay between the niche, regime and landscape levels generates a space for sustainability transformation and transformative learning.
This work contributes to deciphering the black box of learning in sustainability transformations. The principal endeavour was to build the theoretical bridges between this emerging area of inquiry and transformative learning theory, as a significant part of this theoretical construction required drawing upon other research fields such as sustainability transitions and sustainability entrepreneurship. The crosscutting feature of learning in those fields enabled the development of an awareness of boundary objects between those fields (e.g., expectations). Furthermore, this study is pioneering in exploring sustainability transformation processes of the textile-fashion industry in Latin American contexts. The findings of this work can also be extrapolated to other sectors in which entrepreneurs participate, such as local food production, sustainable mobility, among others
Rangelands are the most widespread land-use systems in drylands, where they often represent the only sustainable form of land-use due to the limited water availability. The intensity of the land-use of such rangeland ecosystems in drylands depends to a large extent on the climatic variability in time and space, as on the one hand it influences the growth of biomass and therefore the grazing intensity, but on the other hand it can also destroy entire herds through extreme climatic events. Rangeland systems are seriously threatened by climate change, because climate change will alternate the availability of water in time and space. This is dangerous in that we have not yet fully understood how grazing affects vegetation under different climatic conditions. Inadequate rangeland management can quickly lead to serious degradation of the grazing grounds. This dissertation therefore deals with the question which role climatic variability plays for the effects of grazing on vegetation in dry rangelands. The relatively intact steppes in central Mongolia were chosen as a model system. They are characterised by low precipitation and high climatic variability in the south (100 mm annual precipitation), and comparatively high precipitation and low climatic variability in the north (250 mm). The effects of grazing on vegetation on 15 grazing transects were investigated along the climatic gradient. The central elements were the plant species and their abundances on 10 m x 10 m areas, for which functional characteristics such as height, affiliation of functional groups or leaf nutrients were recorded. The main hypothesis of this dissertation is that grazing has a greater impact on vegetation communities with increasing rainfall. To test this hypothesis, three studies were carried out. In a first study, we found that the vegetation communities in the dry area differ strongly along the climatic gradient, while the plant communities in the wetter area differ more strongly along the grazing gradient. The results of the second study suggested that this difference can be explained by a functional environmental filter that becomes weaker from south to north as the niche spectrum increases. The third study has shown that this is likely a function of the higher availability of resources, which at the same time leads to higher grazing pressure, therewith stressing the vegetation especially in years with droughts. In summary, I conclude that the climate gradient also represents an environmental filter that filters species for certain characteristics, thus having a significant influence on the vegetation. Climatic variability influences the effect of grazing on vegetation, which is particularly problematic where the grazing intensity is high and the species are less adapted to strong climatic fluctuations. Future scenarios predict increasing productivity and therefore increasing livestock density. This may lead to an increase in floristic and functional diversity across the climate gradient, but also to increasing grazing effects and therefore threads for overgrazing. Increasing climatic variability is likely to intensify this thread, especially in the moister regions, whereas the dry rangelands are likely to be more resilient due to the adaptation of the plants to non-equilibrium dynamics. The fate of Mongolia’s rangeland systems therefore clearly lies in the hand of the rangeland managers. The sustainable use of Mongolia’s vast steppe ecosystems might depend on a flexible livestock management system which balances the grazing intensity with the available resources, while still considering climatic variability as a key for the management decisions. A potential link-up for future studies might arise from the shortcomings of the studies presented. This dissertation suggests that long-term observations are necessary to better understand the effects of climatic variability. In addition, grazing gradients must be selected more carefully in the future in order to be able to ensure better comparability, and functional analyses should have a stronger relationship to forage quality. With these points in mind, a comparative study of several rangeland ecosystems on a global level must be the ultimate goal. This could be an important step for the sustainable use of drylands in the context of global climate and land use change.
Destination websites, which are maintained by destination marketing/management organisations (DMOs), are a key source of information for tourists in the pre-trip phase. DMOs are increasingly applying experiential marketing on their websites to support positive pre-travel online destination experiences (ODEs) and make the vision of the holiday as vivid as possible. Thereby they aim to turn virtual visitors into physical visitors. However, research into technology-driven travel experiences is still in its infancy. In particular, a theoretical understanding of the nature of ODEs arising from destination websites is still lacking. Closing this knowledge gap is of great interest from a theoretical perspective; furthermore, it is of central importance for strategic marketing-controlling of destinations. Therefore, this dissertation is dedicated to an extensive investigation of ODEs on destination websites in the pre-travel phase. The aims were to analyse the influences of experiential design on ODEs, explore the ODE dimensions, and develop and validate a measurement tool for assessing the ODE values of destination websites.
In the first qualitative multi-method study (eye-tracking, retrospective think-aloud protocols, semi-structured interviews, and video observations), the objective was to gain an in-depth understanding of the ODE facets in the travel inspiration phase. It was found that the experience dimensions adopted in previous research regarding the product-brand context (sensory, affective, intellectual, social, and behavioural dimensions) also occurred in the ODE context but exhibited some particularities, such as a future-oriented affective component (affective forecasting). Moreover, a supplementary spatio-temporal experience dimension was identified. An online field experiment was subsequently conducted and aimed at assessing the effects of applying experiential marketing on destination websites on ODEs in the travel inspiration phase. Based on the findings of Study 1, an initial attempt at developing an ODE measurement instrument was made and the ODE dimensionality tested. The results showed the theoretically relevant experience dimensions to be less differentiated compared to the product-brand context; instead, they merged into a holistic ODE encompassing several experience facets. Furthermore, it was shown that the application of experiential design enhanced ODEs; however, considering the subjectivity of experiences, the effect was rather small. Accordingly, complex multi-media elements do not automatically increase the experiential effect.
In the third study, a quasi-online field experiment was conducted, simulating the travel information phase (higher involvement than Study 2) to re-assess the ODE dimensions and develop and validate a measurement instrument. The results showed the overall ODE to be reflected by two interrelated dimensions that aligned with the dual process theory: hedonic and utilitarian experiences. The facets identified in the first study were largely reflected in these two overarching components. Moreover, a reliable, valid, and parsimonious second-order measure for assessing ODEs was proposed.
Overall, the results yielded by this dissertation enhance the scientific understanding of the technology-empowered tourist experience in the currently under-researched pre-travel experience phase. In addition, by proposing a new scale for the measurement of ODEs, this dissertation provides useful methodological advancements that can pave the way for further research in this field. The results will also be of great practical value for DMOs, as they yield a tool for controlling the experiential outcomes of websites as a base for strategic marketing decisions.
Increasing objections have been formulated towards broadening the security category. Securitisation is used to bring attention to urgent and existential threats that cannot be resolved through ordinary political decisions. During the time of the state of emergency between 2015 and 2017, France strengthened its security forces and introduced generalised surveillance measures to curb the terrorist threat. The purpose of this Bachelor thesis is to problematise the securitisation of terrorism in the French case. To do so, the Just Securitisation Theory by Rita Floyd is used to examine the following research question: Was it just to securitise terrorism in France between 2015 and 2017? Through critical discourse analysis of 54 presidential speech acts and secondary text analysis, this study aims to scrutinise securitising moves and security practices of the French government. The presented results indicate that the justness of securitisation is highly questionable. The analysis shows that the governments set excessive goals of eliminating terrorism and that security measures were misappropriated to fight organised crime instead of terrorism.
Keywords: Securitisation; Counterterrorism; France; Just Securitisation Theory; Critical Discourse Analysis
Städte müssen die Mobilitätsbedürfnisse vieler Individuen befriedigen. Der Verkehr – das Instrument, das Mobilität ermöglicht- hat jedoch einen Einfluss auf die Lebensqualität der städtischen Bevölkerung. Besonders der motorisierte Individualverkehr (MIV) steht u. a. wegen der Emission von Kohlenstoffdioxid (CO2), Schadstoffen, Lärm und eines hohen Flächenverbrauchs in der Kritik. Die Anzahl der Kraftfahrzeuge (Kfz) nimmt jedoch weiter zu. Viele Städte verfolgen daher das Ziel, den Kfz-Verkehr zu reduzieren und diesen teilweise auf den Umweltverbund (Fuß- und Radverkehr und öffentlicher Personennahverkehr) zu verlagern, um die Emissionen des Verkehrssektors zu minimieren, die Straßen zu entlasten und den städtischen Raum lebenswerter zu gestalten.
Digital Natives – so nennt man die erste Generation, die mit Technik und digitalen Medien aufgewachsen ist. Diese Generation, mit den Geburtsjahren 1981 – 1995 (Generation Y), steht jetzt bereit für den Arbeitsmarkt. Durch den Megatrend demografischer Wandel sehen sich deutsche Unternehmen mit einer Vielzahl an unbekannten Herausforderungen konfrontiert. Wo sich Unternehmen einst ihre Mitarbeiter*innen aussuchen konnten, herrscht nunmehr ein Arbeitnehmermarkt. Die Ressource Mitarbeiter*innen ist deutschlandweit knapp. In der Steuerberatungsbranche wurde dieser Fakt unlängst zur spürbaren Realität. Der Digitalisierung geschuldet, werden sich einige derzeit Beschäftigte in den nächsten Jahren neu orientieren. Neben dem altersbedingten Ruhestand verlässt ein bestimmter Prozentsatz an Mitarbeiter*innen, bedingt durch die Hürde des digitalen Arbeitens,
die Kanzlei. Folglich gilt es die Generation Y rechtzeitig zu mobilisieren und die Steuerkanzlei in ihrer Führung attraktiv zu gestalten, um diese Generation langfristig binden zu können. Ziel dieser Literaturarbeit ist es die Forschungsfrage, wie die wertorientierte Führung einer Steuerkanzlei gestaltet sein sollte, um für Mitarbeiter*innen der Generation Y ein attraktiver Arbeitgeber zu sein, zu ergründen und beantworten. Nach der Einleitung wird im ersten Kapitel der vorliegenden Bachelorarbeit die Steuerkanzlei als Organisation abgezeichnet. Durch verschiedene Studien wird aufgezeigt welche Aufgaben mit der Kanzleiführung einhergehen und in welchen Bereichen die Herausforderungen für führende Steuerberater*innen liegen. Nach der Hinführung zu neuen Herausforderungen der Steuerkanzlei im Bereich Personal, verschafft das folgende Kapitel dem*der Lesenden ein genaues Bild der Generation Y, welche die Geburtsjahrgänge der in den nächsten dreißig bis vierzig Jahren arbeitenden Bevölkerungsgruppe umfasst. Für die Gewinnung und Bindung dieser Bevölkerungsgruppe ist es für Unternehmen von großem Vorteil ihre Bedürfnisse und Werte zu kennen und die Personalpolitik, zumindest situativ, auf diese Generation auszurichten. Ziel des Kapitels ist es zu verstehen, unter welchen Bedingungen und prägenden Ereignissen die Generation Y aufgewachsen ist und wie sie dadurch in der formativen Phase sozialisiert wurde. Es erfolgt eine Abgrenzung zu den vorherigen Generationen, die derzeit noch im Arbeitsleben stehen. Die Werte und Bedürfnisse der Generation Y werden für den weiteren Verlauf der Arbeit festgehalten. Damit sind die Grundlagen für das vierte Kapitel gelegt. In diesem Kapitel geht es darum eine wertorientierte Führung, die auf Bedürfnisse und Werte der Generation Y eingestellt ist, zu schaffen und zu etablieren. Nach Vorstellung ausgewählter Führungsansätze folgen auf die Generation Y passende Attraktivitätsfaktoren eines Unternehmens, welche eine veränderte Führung einleiten können. Es werden ausgewählte Theorien und Modelle vorgestellt sowie die Kommunikation innerhalb eines Unternehmens als Schlüsselkompetenz hervorgehoben. Nachdem in diesem Kapitel die theoretische Grundlage zur wertorientierten Führung der Generation Y abgebildet wurde, werden in Kapitel fünf konkrete Handlungsmaßnahmen vorgestellt. Die Handlungsmaßnahmen entwickeln sich aus den zuvor definierten Attraktivitätsfaktoren. Es sollen unterstützende Beispiele aufgezeigt werden, an denen sich die kleine Steuerkanzlei orientieren kann, um die Kanzlei in ihrem Selbstverständnis, ihrem Verhalten, ihrer Kommunikation und damit auch ihrer Führung wertorientiert und auf die Generation Y ausgelegt zu gestalten. Dies geschieht unter Berücksichtigung der weiteren Generationen, die ebenso im Unternehmen arbeiten. Die vorgestellten Maßnahmen sollen anschließend diskutiert werden. Fragestellung ist im sechsten Kapitel wie umsetzbar die Maßnahmen, speziell im Hinblick auf die eingangs dargestellte Steuerkanzlei, sind. Zentrale Ansatzpunkte sollen unter Berücksichtigung der Größe der Kanzlei, die Umsetzbarkeit und die finanziellen Mittel sein.
The worldwide decline of plant and insect species during the last decades has far-reaching consequences for the functionality of ecosystems and their inherent processes. Pollination as one of them is an indispensable ecosystem service for human wellbeing. More than 85% of the worldwide flowering-plant species depend to some degree on pollination by insects (pollinators). Similarly, many pollinators depend on the flowers of the plants, as they need nectar and pollen as food resources for themselves and their offspring. However, an increasing number of pollinator and plant species are threatened by multiple, interacting, and sometimes synergistic causes (habitat loss, fragmentation, diseases, parasites, pesticides, monocultures) that are becoming a growing threat to ecosystem functioning. Given the loss of plant species diversity, it is increasingly difficult for pollinators to find food throughout the year. Therefore, this study analyses the influence of plant diversity on pollinators. The study was conducted in the course of the Jena Experiment, which is a long-term biodiversity experiment (since 2002) with 60 plant species, common to Central European Arrhenatherum grasslands. With a plant diversity gradient of 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and 60 plant species per plot, time-series data resulted from a wide range of ecosystem processes, ranging from productivity, decomposition, C-storage, and N-storage to herbivory, and pollination. These were studied to investigate the mechanisms underlying the relationships between biodiversity and ecosystem processes.
Chapter 2 studies the spatio-temporal distribution of pollinators on flowers along an experimental plant diversity gradient. For this purpose, the pollinators were divided into four different functional groups, i.e. honeybees, bumblebees, solitary bees and hoverflies. In particular, the spatial pollinator behaviour was examined, that is, in which flowering height the flowers were visited within the plant community. In order to study the temporal component, pollinator visits were observed over the course of the day and the season. As a result, an unprecedented high resolution of plant-pollinator interactions was found. For the first time it was possible to demonstrate that the different pollinator functional groups can complementarily use different spatio-temporal niches which was most pronounced in species-rich plant mixtures,. This leads to the conclusion that species-rich plant mixtures provide sufficient resources that can be used by generalists, such as honeybees and bumblebees, as well as other pollinator functional groups, such as hoverflies and solitary bees.
Chapters 3 and 4 continues on the chemical composition of flower nectar (nectar) of various plant species. Nectar is used as food resource for adult pollinators, but is also largely used as a supply for their offspring, making it the most important pollinator reward. The chemical composition of the nectar was analysed for the two most important macronutrients, carbohydrates (C) and amino acids (AA), using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Subsequently, their contents were analysed in terms of concentration, proportional content and the ratio of carbohydrates to amino acids (C:AA).
In Chapter 3, the nectar of 34 plant species from the grasslands of the Jena Experiment was compared. In doing so, similarities and/or differences of the nectar compositions were investigated with respect to the most important macronutrients carbohydrates and amino acids between the individual species but also between the most representative plant families. This should lead to a better understanding about how plant diversity influences consuming pollinators and which factors, e.g. phylogenetics, morphology or ecology, can lead to different nectar compositions. We could show that each plant species differs in terms of carbohydrate content, amino acid content and C:AA-ratio. In addition, there were clear differences between the four representative plant families Apiaceae, Asteraceae, Fabaceae and Lamiaceae regarding the proportions of essential amino acids. The proportions of the individual sugars and the C:AA-ratios also differed greatly between the four plant families. Therefore, it can be assumed that these nectar contents are family-specific. The need for differences in carbohydrate content are probably due to the different morphology of the flowers, as plants with open flowers and exposed nectar, as in Apiaceae and Asteraceae, can protect their nectar from evaporation if the nectar has a higher osmolality, which can be achieved by a higher hexose (fructose and glucose) content. Thus, the nectar can remain dilute for a longer time and consequently remain consumable for pollinators, which in turn can contribute to the pollination of plants. Fabaceae and Lamiaceae showed different results. Here the nectar was probably protected from evaporation by closed flowers, which explains the high proportion of sucrose, leading to a lower osmolality that would enhance evaporation for exposed nectar. The metabolic pathways controlling the family-specific C:AA-ratios are yet to be explored. In conclusion, it can be suggested that this study contributes to elucidating the morphological and phylogenetic characteristics that control each plant species’ nectar composition.
In Chapter 4, nectar was investigated in the context of diversity effects on the example of the plant species Field Scabious, Knautia arvensis. It was analysed to what extent the nectar quality (nutrient content) differs between plant individuals of one species. The underlying factors causing these differences in nectar composition have never been studied before. In order to investigate these coherences, plant communities in the Jena Experiment of different plant species richness levels containing the target plant species K. arvensis were used. In particular, we examined whether the nectar of K. arvensis is influenced by other neighbouring plant species, e.g. through competition for pollinators. The carbohydrate and amino acid content in nectar varied both between individuals of K. arvensis and between the different plant species richness levels. However, there were significant non-linear differences in the proportions of certain essential and phagostimulatory amino acids, which were produced proportionally more in the nectar of K. arvensis plants in species-rich plant communities, while histidine, one of the generally inhibiting amino acids tended to be less present. Our findings therefore suggest that the nectar of K. arvensis is more palatable when the plants grow in species-rich plant communities.
Overall, these studies indicate how fragile plant-pollinator interactions are but also how important plant species-rich grasslands are to support plant-pollinator interactions. Increased plant species diversity is essential to ensure the availability of flowering resources throughout the year. Pollinators, such as honeybees, bumblebees, solitary bees, and hoverflies can use the niches in time and in vertical space complementarily. However, in plant species-poor grasslands there may be more niche overlaps, which is probably due to a reduced availability of resources. This points to the need to include different plant species belonging to different plant families, whose nectar may have evolved in response to morphological flower traits and metabolic pathways. Therefore plant species diversity can supply pollinators with nectar differing in carbohydrate and amino acid content and thus differing in quality. Also C-AA ratios have proven to be a useful measurement to reveal differences between plant species. In addition, C:AA ratios were not differing in nectar of K. arvensis individuals growing in different plant species richness levels, although their nectar seemed to be more attractive in mixtures with 16 plant species, likely due to higher content of essential and phagostimulatory amino acids than in plant species-poor mixtures. Thus further research investigating diversified farming systems, including pollinator-friendly practices to reveal the attractiveness of different plant species. More diversified field margins and grasslands, for the maintenance of pollinator services for sustainable provision of crop pollination.
The transition of our energy system towards a generation by renewables, and the corresponding developments of wind power technology enlarge the requirements that must be met by a wind turbine control scheme. Within this thesis, the role of modern, model-based control approaches in providing an answer to present and future challenges faced by wind energy conversion systems is discussed. While many different control loops shape the power system in general, and the energy conversion process from the wind to the electrical grid specifically, this work addresses the problem of power output regulation of an individual turbine. To this end, the considered control task focuses on the operation of the turbine on the nonlinear power conversion curve, which is dictated by the aerodynamic interaction of the wind turbine structure and the current inflow. To enable a power tracking functionality, and thereby account for requirements of the electrical grid instead of operating the turbine at maximum efficiency constantly, an extended operational range is explicitly considered in the implemented control scheme. This allows for an adjustment of the produced power depending on the current state of the electrical grid and is one component in constructing a reliable and stable power system based on renewable generation. To account for the nonlinear dynamics involved, a linear matrix inequalities approach to control based on Takagi-Sugeno modeling is investigated. This structure is capable of integrating several degrees of freedom into an automated control design, where, additionally to stability, performance constraints are integrated into the design to account for the sensitive dynamical behavior of turbines in operation and the loading experienced by the turbine components. For this purpose, a disturbance observer is designed that provides an estimate of the current effective wind speed from the evolution of the measurements. This information is used to adjust the control scheme to the varying operating points and dynamics. Using this controller, a detailed simulation study is performed that illustrates the experienced loading of the turbine structure due to a dynamic variation of the power output. It is found that a dedicated controller allows wind turbines to provide such functionality. Additionally to the conducted simulations, the control scheme is validated experimentally. For this purpose, a fully controllable wind turbine is operated in a wind tunnel setup that is capable of generating reproducible wind conditions, including turbulence, in a wide operational range.
This allows for an assessment of the power tracking performance enforced by the controller and analysis of the wind speed estimation error with the uncertainties present in the physical application. The controller showed to operate the turbine smoothly in all considered operating scenarios, while the implementation in the real-time environment revealed no limitations in the application of the approach within the experiments. Hence, the high flexibility in adjusting the tur