Prof. Dr. Heinz Bude (i.R.)

Professor, Section: Macrosociology

Bude (i.R.), Heinz
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1954

Born in Wuppertal; studied sociology, philosophy and psychology at the University of Tübingen and the Free University of Berlin.

 

1978

Diploma in Sociology

 

From 1978 to 1983

Research associate at the Psychological Institute of the Free University of Berlin, then project collaborator as well as post-doctoral fellow of the German Research Foundation and activity as independent social researcher.

 

1986

Doctorate (Dr. phil.) with a dissertation on the history of the impact of the generation of flak helpers;

 

1994

Habilitation with a thesis on the history of the origins of the generation of 68.

 

Since 1992

Research associate at the Hamburg Institute for Social Research and since 1997 head of the department "The Society of the Federal Republic".

 

1996

Visiting Scholar at the Center for European Studies at Cornell University.

 

Since 2000

 

Professor of Macrosociology at the University of Kassel.

09. - 13.10.2006

local organizer 33rd Congress of the German Sociological Association "The Nature of Society".

    Offices and functions

    • Professorship for Macrosociology
    • Member of the German Sociological Association, former board member

    Main areas of work

    • Generational research
    • Exclusion research
    • Entrepreneurship research
    • Documentaproject

    Work and communication style

    Teaching a professional habitus for sociologists is important to me. Both BA and MA students should develop an understanding of how to enact the specificity of a sociological gaze. Part of this performance is balancing distance and proximity. One must be able to be unaffected as well as sympathetic. Unconcernedness assures insight, sympathy assures engagement.

    This general goal is served by my preferred style of work and interaction. Students should be put in a position to be able to bracket themselves and their own values, as well as to be able to use their own subjectivity and their ideas of a better life as an instrument of insight. This requires that one learns to appreciate the solitude of self-reflection as well as the freedom of self-organization.

    I therefore do not believe in false aloofness as well as in fearful self-denial in the interaction between teachers and learners. We are, in the literal sense, communitions, that is, comrades-in-arms in the service of a truth that is not only our own. I expect a willingness to engage in self-constructive learning, but I do not believe in letting someone who knows the subject tell you what is important and what is not so important. For me there are three criteria for the assessment of performance:

    1. one must be able to reproduce things correctly. 2. one must be able to apply them to new facts. 3. one must be able to weight and refute introduced sociological arguments in relation to other arguments. It goes without saying that at the first level one achieves sufficient, at the second level satisfactory and at the third level good and very good results.

     

    Courses

    Books

    • Pandemic and Society. A conversation about a turning point in time. Edited by Thomas Hartmann, Jochen Dahm and Christian Krell. Bonn: Dietz, 2021

    • Together with Bettina Munk and Karin Wieland under "BudeMunkWieland" Impact. Munich: Hanser 2020.

    • Solidarity. The future of a great idea. Munich: Hanser Verlag, 2019

    • Adorno for children of ruins. A history of 1968. munich: Hanser, 2018.

    • Together with Philipp Staab (ed.): Capitalism and Inequality. The new fault lines. Frankfurt am Main and New York: Campus, 2016.
    • Feeling the World. On the power of moods. Munich: Hanser Verlag, 2016.
    • Together with Karin Wieland, Thomas Ostermeier: Lebenslügen im Kapitalismus. Munich: Hanser Verlag, Hanserbox (e-book), 2014.
    • Society of Fear. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2014 (also as an edition of the Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung).
    • Together with Michael Dellwing (ed.): Herbert Blumer: Symbolic Interactionism. Essays on a science of interpretation. Berlin: Suhrkamp, 2013.
    • Together with Ulrich Bielefeld, Bernd Greiner (eds.): Gesellschaft - Gewalt - Vertrauen. Jan Philipp Reemtsma on the occasion of his 60th birthday. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2012.
    • Bildungspanik. What divides our society. Munich: Hanser, 2011 (also in paperback: Munich: dtv, 2013).
    • Together with Michael Dellwing (ed.): Stanley Fish: The Right Wants to Be Formal. Essays. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 2011.
    • Together with Thomas Medicus, Andreas Willisch (eds.): ÜberLeben im Umbruch. Am Beispiel Wittenberge: Ansichten einer fragmentierten Gesellschaft. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2011 (also as an edition of the Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung).
    • Together with Joachim Fischer, Bernd Kauffmann (eds.): Bürgerlichkeit ohne Bürgertum. In which country do we live? Munich: Fink, 2010.
    • Together with Ralf M. Damitz' Andre' Koch (eds.): Marx. A Dead Dog? Social Theory reloaded. Hamburg: VSA-VerIag, 2010.
    • The Excluded. The end of the dream of a just society. Munich: Hanser, 2008 (also in paperback: Munich: Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, 2010).
    • Together with Andreas Willisch (ed.): Exklusion. The debate about the "superfluous." Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 2008.
    • Together with Andreas Willisch (ed.): Das Problem der Exklusion. Ausgegrenzte, Entbehrliche, Überflüssige. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2006.
    • Generation Berlin. Berlin: Merve Verlag, 2001.
    • together with Bernd Greiner (ed.): Westbindungen. America in the Federal Republic. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 1999.
    • The Ironic Nation. Sociology as Diagnosis of the Times. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 1999.
    • Together with Stephan Schleissing (ed.): Young Elites. Self-employment as a profession. Stuttgart (et al.): Kohlhammer, 1997.
    • (Ed.): Germany Speaks. Fates of the Nineties. Berlin: Berlin Verlag, 1995.
    • The Aging of a Generation. Die Jahrgänge 1938 bis 1948. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 1995 (paperback edition 1997).
    • Peter Ludwig - Im Glanz der Bilder. A Biography of the Collector. Bergisch Gladbach: Lübbe, 1993.
    • Balance of Succession. The Federal Republic and National Socialism. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 1992.
    • Together with Martin Kohli (ed.): Radicalisierte Aufklärung. Student Movement and Sociology in Berlin 1965 to 1970. Weinheim/Munich: Juventa, 1989.
    • German Careers. Lebenskonstruktionen sozialer Aufsteiger aus der Flakhelfer-Generation. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 1987 (ref.: Berlin, Techn. Univ., Diss., 1986).

    • From the Engine Room of Consulting in Times of Pandemic, in: Sociology 51, 2022, issue 3, pp. 245-255.

    • 100 Years Young: Max Weber's "Science as a Profession," in Harald A. Mieg, Christiane Schnell, and Rainer E. Zimmermann (eds.). (2021). science as a profession. Wissenschaftsforschung Jahrbuch 2020. Berlin: wvb Wissenschaftlicher Verlag, Berlin; pp. 117-130.

    • Dahrendorfs Welt. in: Merkur 74, Heft 858 (2020); pp. 66-74. together with Anna Eckert and Inga Haese Verlorener Boden, gewonnenes Land, in: Marcus Böick, Constantin Goschler and Ralph Jessen (eds.), Jahrbuch Deutsche Einheit 2020, Berlin: Christoph Links 2020, pp. 251-270.

    • Marx: Zur gebrochenen Aktualität eines Klassikers, in: Martin Endreß and Christian Jansen (eds.), Karl Marx im 21. Jahrhundert. Bilanz und Perspektiven, Frankfurt am Main and New York: Campus 2020, pp. 569-588.

    • Die solidarische Stadt, in: StadtBauwelt 111 (2020), 226; pp. 26-29.

    • Mit uns zieht die neue Zeit, in: Böll, issue 2 (2020); pp. 12-14.

    • Ernst Wilhelm Nay in the Context of Reconstruction Modernism, in: Ernst Wilhelm Nay Stiftung (ed.), Ernst Wilhelm Nay und die Moderne, Cologne: Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König 2020, pp. 13-36.
    • Good masculinity in changing gender roles. In: Matthias Franz and André Karger (eds.), Männer, Macht, Therapie, Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2020, pp. 199-209.
    • Ein Ensemble namens Mensch, in Daniel J. Schreiber (ed.), Erwin Pfrang "Gedacht durch meine Augen," Munich: Hirmer 2019, pp. 17-21.
    • Society of Fear. Heinz Bude in conversation with Bernd Overwien. In Anja Besand, Bernd Overwien, and Peter Zorn (eds.), Political Education with Feeling, Bonn: Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung 2019, p. 219, pp. 139-155.
    • Pegida, the Society of Fear, and the Popular Concept of Protest. In: Rolf Haubl, Hans-Jürgen Wirth (eds.), Border Experiences. Migration, Flight, Expulsion and the German Conditions, Giessen: Psychosozial-Verlag 2019, pp. 57-70.
    • The truth of fear, in Vera King, Benigna Gerisch, Hartmut Rosa, Lost in Perfection. Impacts of Optimization on Cuture and Psyche, New York: Routledge 2019, pp.105-112.
    • Fears of Society, in Peter Zwanziger( ed.), Fear. Medicine. Psychology. Gesellschaft, Berlin: Medizinisch Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft 2019, pp.15-20.
    • No strong arm anywhere, in Jens Bisky, Enrico Lübbe and Torsten Buß(eds.),Is the East different? Expert Talks at Schauspiel Leipzig, Berlin: Theater der Zeit 2019, pp.70-79.

    • Together with Karin Wieland, The Poetics of the Concrete. "Redupers" by Helke Sander. In: Hans Richard Brittnacher (ed.), Schauplatz Berlin, Munich: Edition text + Kritik 2018, pp. 144-152.

    • Repairing the Ship on the High Seas". Revisionism as Avoiding Shipwreck, in Hans Richard Brittnacher and Achim Küpper (eds.), Seenöte, Schiffbrüche, feindliche Wasserwelten. Maritime modes of writing peril and doom, Göttingen: Wallstein 2018, pp. 229-236.
    • Sociology of Friendship, in Berliner Journal für Soziologie 27, 2017, issues 3-4, pp. 547-557.
    • Together with Philipp Staab, The Irritated Middle. Social Distortions and Political Articulations, in Dirk Jörge and Oliver Nachtwey (eds.), The People vs. (Liberal) Democracy. Leviathan Sonderband 32, Baden-Baden: Nomos (2017), pp. 187-207.
    • The Theater as a Site of Public Sociology, in Brigitte Aulenbacher, Michael Burawoy, and Klaus Dörre (eds.), Public Sociology. Wissenschaft im Dialog mit der Gesellschaft, Frankfurt am Main and New York: Campus 2017, pp. 370-375.
    • Social Experiments and Transformative Knowledge, in Siri Frech, Babette Scurrell, and Andreas Willisch (eds.), Neuland gewinnen. Shaping the Future in East Germany, Berlin: Ch. Links Verlag 2017, pp. 177-18.
    • The Moment of the Populists, in Karl-Siebert Rehberg, Franziska Kunz, and Tino Schlinzig (eds.), PEGIDA. Rechtspopulismus zwischen Freudenangst und "Wende"-Enttäuschung?, Bielefeld: transcript 2016, pp. 347-353.
    • Global Class Relations, in Heinz Bude and Philipp Staab (eds.), Capitalism and Inequality. The new fault lines. Frankfurt am Main and New York: Campus 2016, pp. 115-136.
    • The Legacy of Neoliberalism for Social Theory, in Michael Haus and Sybille De La Rosa (eds.), Political Theory and Social Theory. Between renewal and disillusionment. Baden-Baden: Nomos (2016); pp. 73-90.
    • Society disoriented?, in Bertelsmann Stiftung (ed.), Growth in transition. Opportunities and risks for the future of the social market economy. Gütersloh: Bertelsmann Stiftung (2016) ; pp. 65-75.
    • What kind of society would an "inclusive society" be?, in Heinrich Böll Foundation (ed.), Inklusion: Wege in die Teilhabegesellschaft. Frankfurt am Main and New York: Campus (2015); pp. 37-43.
    • Sociology of the Party, in Journal of the History of Ideas. 9 (2015), 4; S. 5-11.
    • The Promise of Friendship, in Friendship. Das Buch, edited for the German Hygiene Museum by Daniel Tyradellis. Berlin: Matthes & Seitz (2015); pp. 38-54.
    • Inklusion als sozialpolitischer Leitbegriff, in: Theresia Degener and Elke Diehl (eds.), Handbuch Behindertenrechtskonvention. Teilhabe als Menschenrecht - Inklusion als gesellschaftliche Aufgabe, Bonn: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung (2015); pp. 388-398.
    • Brennpunkte sozialer Spaltung, in: Steffen Mau and Nadine M. Schöneck (eds.), (Un-)Gerechte (Un-)Gleichheiten, Berlin: Suhrkamp (2015); pp.16-26.
    • Die Selbstgerechten, die Übergangenen und die Verbitterten - Dresdner Rede, in Theater heute, vol. 56, no. 3, March 2015; pp. 30-35.
    • "The Last Hot Revolution and the First Cool Revolt. 1968 and the Expansion of the Political Imagination. In: Frankfurt Research. 31 (2014),1; S. 122-127.
    • The social legacy of the Second Vatican Council. In: Christoph Böttigheimer (ed.): Second Vatican Council. Programmatic - Reception - Vision. Freiburg i.Br. (et al.): Herder (2014); pp. 65-84.

    • The Controversy between "Tragic" and "Ironic" Images of German History, in Karl-Siegbert Rehberg and Paul Kaiser (eds.), Bilderstreit und Gesellschaftsumbruch. The Debates about Art from the GDR in the Process of German Reunification. Berlin and Kassel: Siebenhaar (2013); pp. 105-109.

    • The precarious commodity of education. In: Merkur. 67 (2013),8; pp. 745-752.
    • The fate of goodness. A proposal for goodness. In: Coursebook. (2013),176; S. 24-33.
    • The existential gesture. Jean Ame'ry's idea of the political. In: Mercury. 67(2013),12; pp. 1160-1166.
    • Co-edited with Michael Dellwing: Introduction: Blumers Rebellion 2.0. a science of interpretation. In: Heinz Bude, Michael Dellwing (eds.): Herbert Blumer: Symbolic Interactionism. Essays on a science of interpretation. Berlin: Suhrkamp (2013); pp. 7-26.
    • Discovering generosity. Why this country must finally embrace its role as one of the world's most powerful nations - and what that might look like. In Der Spiegel. 67(2013),28; S. 114-115.
    • Experience as a way out: how what shows up shows up. In: Reinhard Hörster, et al. (eds.): Grenzobjekte. Social worlds and their transitions. Wiesbaden: Springer VS (2013); pp. 39-49.
    • Generational justice? A useless formula as an indication of a lost faith in the future. In: Lettre international (2013),100; pp. 21-23.
    • Why indeterminacy research now? A commentary. In: Julian Müller, Victoria von Groddeck (eds.): (Un)bestimmtheit. Practical problem constellations. Munich: Fink (2013); pp. 247-249.
    • "Class Society without Class Tension. Life in the fragmented society. [Conversation]. In: The New Society, Frankfurter Hefte. 59 (2012)'3; S. 18-23.
    • The curator as meta-artist. The case of HUO. In: Texte zur Kunst. 22 (2012),86; S. 108-119.
    • The wisdom of educational peace. In: Jesuits. Information of the German Jesuits to our friends and sponsors. 63 (2012),2; S. 18-19.
    • A man disappears. Literary and sociological evidence on a case of social exclusion in Wilhelm Genazino's novel "Das Glück in glücksfernen Zeiten". In: Wiebke Amthor, et al. (eds.): Wilde Lektüren. Literature and Passion. Festschrift for Hans Richard Brittnacher on the occasion of his 60th birthday. Bielefeld: Aisthesis Verlag (2012); pp. 181-192.
    • Tropes of exclusion. In: Ulrich Bielefeld, Heinz Bude, Bernd Greiner (eds.): Society - Violence - Trust. Jan Philipp Reemtsma on the occasion of his 60th birthday. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2012); pp. 267-284.
    • Reason on the run. In: Monika Flacke (ed.): Verführung Freiheit. Art in Europe since 1945. XXX. Council of Europe Exhibition. [Exhibition catalog]. Dresden: Sandstein Verlag (2012); pp. 30-33.
    • Wittenberge in Europe. Places on a continent of disparity. In: Andreas Willisch (ed.): Wittenberge is Everywhere. Survival in Shrinking Regions. Berlin: Links (2012); pp. 13-23.
    • "Stuttgart 21 - refIexiv." In: Mittelweg 36. 20(2011),3; pp. 3-4.
    • The social role of nonconformism. In: Merkur. 65(2011)'9/10(=748/749); pp. 980-984.
    • Together with Michael Dellwing: The improvised world: it is what it is. In: Heinz Bude, Michael Dellwing (eds.): Stanley Fish: The right wants to be formal. Essays. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp (2011); pp. 7-31.
    • The Metamorphosis of the Belief in the State after 1945. in: Konrad Paul Liessmann (ed.): The State. How much rule does man need? Vienna: Zsolnay (2011); pp. 172-179.
    • The hour of social theory? On facts of inequality, forms of domination, and articulations of ideology. In: Mittelweg 36. 20(2011),6; pp. 13-21.
    • A Natural Experiment. In: Heinz Bude, Thomas Medicus, et al. (eds.): ÜberLeben im Umbruch. Am Beispiel Wittenberge: Ansichten einer fragmentierten Gesellschaft. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2011; pp. 13-30.
    • Together with Thomas Medicus, Andreas Willisch: Foreword by the Editors. In: Heinz Bude, Thomas Medicus, et al. (eds.): ÜberLeben im Umbruch. Am Beispiel Wittenberge: Ansichten einer fragmentierten Gesellschaft. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2011); pp. 10-11.
    • Together with Wolfgang Engler: Who Speaks? - Futile avant-gardes and defiant greats. [Conversation between Andreas Willisch, Heinz Bude, and Wolfgang Engler]. In: Heinz Bude, Thomas Medicus, et al. (eds.): ÜberLeben im Umbruch. Am Beispiel Wittenberge: Ansichten einer fragmentierten Gesellschaft. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2011); pp. 122-129.
    • Together with Milo Rau: Das geschichtliche Gefühl. A Conversation with Heinz Bude on Documentary Truth and the Narratability of History. In: Milo Rau: The Last Days of the Ceausescus. Materials, Documents, Theory. Berlin: Verbrecher Verlag (2010); pp. 72-85.
    • The Name of Marx. In: Heinz Bude, et al. (eds.): Marx. A Dead Dog? Social Theory reloaded. Hamburg: VSA-Verlag (2010); pp. 53-63.
    • The Superfluous. In: Stephan Moebius, Markus Schroer (eds.): Divas, Hackers, Speculators. Social Figures of the Present. Berlin: Suhrkamp (2010); pp. 437-442.
    • The metamorphoses of Oedipus in generational relations. In: Dieter Thomä (ed.): Fatherlessness. History and present of a fixed idea. Berlin: Suhrkamp (2010); pp. 269-279.
    • Together with Joachim Fischer, Bernd Kauffmann: Introduction. In: Heinz Bude, et al. (eds.): Bürgerlichkeit ohne Bürgertum. In welchem Land leben wir?" Munich: Fink (2010); pp. 7-16.
    • Einübung in Bürgerlichkeit. In: Heinz Bude, et al. (eds.): Bürgerlichkeit ohne Bürgertum. In welchem Land leben wir?" Munich: Fink (2010); pp. 189-202.
    • Sources and functions of trust. In: Herbert Quandt Foundation (ed.): Trust. The importance of forms of trust for the social capital of our society. Bad Homburg v.d. Höhe: Herbert Quandt Foundation (2010); pp. 10-15.
    • Independence and care. In: Merkur. 64(2010),9/10(=736/737); pp. 935-943.
    • Social mobility as a central challenge of modern societies. In: Vodafone Foundation Germany (ed.): Rise, justice, cohesion: on the challenges of modern statehood. Düsseldorf: Vodafone Foundation Germany (2010); pp. 56-65.
    • Sociology of generations. In: Georg Kneer, Markus Schroer (eds.): Handbook of special sociologies. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften (2010); pp. 421-436.
    • Together with Ernst-Dieter Lantermann: Trust, skills and social exclusion in precarious times. In: Positions. Contributions to consulting in the world of work. (2010),1; S. 2-8.
    • What has become of the generation of 89? In: Christoph Bieber, et al. (eds.): Culture in Conflict. Claus Leggewie revisited. Bielefeld: Transcript (2010); pp. 375-376.
    • together with Jörg Dürrschmidt: What's wrong with gIobaIization?: Contra 'flow speak' - towards an existential turn in the theory of globalization. In: European journal of social theory. 13(2010),4; S. 481-500.
    • The problem of exclusion, in Peter Stiller, Gerhard Pitz(eds.), Politics of justice. On the practical orienting power of a contested ideal, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2009, pp.83-101.
    • The Class of the Superfluous. In: Transit (2009)'37; pp. 87-94.
    • The Division of Society. In: Helmut König, et al. (eds.): The Future of Work in Europe. Opportunities and risks of new employment relationships. Bielefeld: Transcript, (2009); pp. 167-182.
    • (Also reprinted in: Vodafone Foundation Germany (ed.): Between illusion and promise: Social mobility in Germany. Düsseldorf: Vodafone Foundation Germany (2009); pp. 50-73.)
    • The world according to Marx. In: Merkur 63(2009),3(=718); pp. 266-270.
    • What next for Karl Marx? Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2008 (Reprinted from a lecture given as part of the Institute Monday series "Wie weiter mit...?", Hamburg Institute for Social Research, Feb. 5, 2007).
    • Nostalgic Reserves. In: Mittelweg 36. 17(2008)'5; pp. 46-49.
    • Phenomena and Problems. Against approach-based thinking. Mercury 62(2008)711; pp. 688-696.
    • The "Serentipity Pattern". An explanation using the example of the concept of exclusion. In: Herbert Kalthoff, Stefan Hirschauer, and Gesa Lindemann (eds.), Theoretical Empiricism. On the relevance of qualitative research. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp (2008); pp. 260-278.
    • The topicality of friendship. In: Mittelweg 36. 17(2008)'3; pp. 6-16.
    • Unemployment research and the concept of social exclusion. In: Mittelweg 36. 17(2008),2; pp. 8-10.
    • together with Andreas Willisch: The debate on the "superfluous". Introduction. In: Heinz Bude, Andreas Willisch (eds.): Exklusion. The Debate on the "Superfluous." Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp (2008); pp. 9-30.
    • Forms of the Portrait. In: Caroline Arni, et al. (eds.): Der Eigensinn des Materials. Explorations of Social Reality. Festschrift for Claudia Honegger on the occasion of her 60th birthday. Frankfurt a.M.: Stroemfeld (2007); pp. 431-444.
    • Impositions and Entitlements. On the topicality of some motifs of the idea of subsidiarity. In: Mittelweg 36. 15(2006),5; pp. 26-40.
    • together with Andreas Willisch: The Problem of Exclusion. In: Heinz Bude, Andreas Willisch (eds.): The Problem of Exclusion. Ausgegrenzte, Entbehrliche, Überflüssige. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2006); pp. 7-23.
    • Inheritance of the Time. The RAF and the History of the Federal Republic. In: Wolfgang Kraushaar (ed.): Die RAF und der linke Terrorismus. Vol. 2. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2006); pp. 1343-1352.
    • Exclusion as Social Experience and Political Concept. In: perspectives on democratic socialism. 23(2006),1; S. 128-136.
    • Believing - disbelieving. In: Stephan Lessenich, Frank Nullmeier (eds.): Germany - a Divided Society. Frankfurt a.M. (et al.): Campus (2006); pp. 295-312.
    • Together with Ernst-Dieter Lantermann: Soziale Exklusion und Exklusionsempfinden. In: Cologne Journal of Sociology and Social Psychology. S8(2006)'2; PP. 233-252.
    • The phenomenon of exclusion. In: Helmuth Berking, et al. (eds.): Negotiating urban conflicts. Interaction, space and control. Bielefeld: Transcript (2006); pp. 227-233.
    • Our new German establishment. In: Merkur. 60(2006)'9/10(=689/690); pp. 911-916.
    • "Generation" in Context. From War to Welfare State Generations. In: Ulrike Jureit, Michael Wildt (eds.): Generations. On the Relevance of a Basic Scientific Concept. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2005); pp. 28-44.
    • Together with Alexander Cammann' Stephan Schlak: "Ich möchte das Leidenschaftsverbot in der Bundesrepublik Iockern". A Conversation with Heinz Bude. In: Aesthetics and Communication. 36(2005),129/130; S. 21-31.
    • In Search of a Public Sociology. A commentary on Michael Burawoy. In: Social World. 56(2005),4; S. 375-380.
    • Generations of the middle classes in the Federal Republic. In: Manfred Hettling, Bernd Ulrich (eds.): Bürgertum nach 1945. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition (2005); pp. 111-132.
    • Inheritance of Guilty Thinking. Jürgen Habermas and Jacques Derrida as thinkers of the postwar period. In: Merkur. 59(2005),3(=671); pp. 195-206.
    • Exclusion - a leftist concept of inclusion. The cross-connection of excluded margins and precarious middle. In: Vorgänge. 44(2005),3/4(=171/172); S. 74-76.
    • For a politics of respect. Not condescending pity, but active compassion for people in a predicament is necessary. In: Böll.Thema. (2005)'1: Who gets what? The Future of Justice; pp. 5-6.
    • Together with Janosch Schobin, et al: The Entrepreneurial Teacher. An investigation into a changed professional ideal. Final report of the project "Edukatives Entrepreneurship" July 2004. Kassel: Kassel University Press, 2004.
    • Together with Claus Leggewie: Old Europe - Young America: Which Values and Norms Control Demography? In: Walter Raymond Foundation (ed.): Demography and Social Change. 42.
    • Colloquium of the WaIter-Raymond Foundation. Berlin, March 21-23, 2004. Berlin: GDA, 2004; pp. 21-48.
    • The Phenomenon of Exclusion. The Controversy between Social Experience and Sociological Reconstruction. In: Mittelweg 36. 13(2004),4; pp. 3-15.
    • (Also reprinted in: Heinz Bude, Andreas Willisch (eds.): Exclusion. The Debate on the "Superfluous." Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 2008; pp. 246-260).
    • Together with Berthold Vogel, Andreas Willisch: Die Kontroverse über den ExkIusions-Begriff. [Editorial]. In: Mittelweg 36. (2004)' [Special issue on the topic:] Die Kontroverse über den Exklusionsbegriff.
    • (Compilation of essays from Mittelweg 36 on the above topic on the occasion of the 32nd Congress of the German Sociological Association in Munich 2004).
    • Elitewechsel. German Leadership Groups between "Bonn" and "Berlin Republic". In: Ronald Hitzler, et al. (eds.) Elitenmacht. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften (2004); pp. 295-313.
    • Is there a new social question?. In: Berlin Debate Initial. 15(2004)'2; S. 6-10.
    • The German elite in the trap. Editorial. In: Mittelweg 36. 12(2003),3; pp. 4-8.
    • The Gradual Decline of the Federal Republic. On Germany's Future Policy. In: Merkur. 57(2003)'3(=647); pp. 255-260.
    • The Aging of Institutions. In: Joachim Fischer, Hans Joas (eds.): Art, Power and Institution. Studies in Philosophical Anthropology, Sociological Theory, and the Sociology of Culture in Modernity. Festschrift for Karl-Siegbert Rehberg. Frankfurt a.M. (et al.): Campus (2003); pp. 221-230.
    • The 1950s as Reflected by the Flakhelfer Generation and the Generation of 68. In: Jürgen Reulecke (ed.): Generationality and Life History in the 20th Century. Munich: Oldenbourg (2003); pp. 145-158.
    • The Revenge of the Superfluous. In: Ronald Hitzler, Jo Reichertz (eds.): Irritated Order. The social processing of terror. Konstanz: UVK Verlagsgesellschaft (2003); pp. 95-101.
    • Case Reconstruction. In: Ralf Bohnsack, et al. (eds.): Hauptbegriffe qualitative Sozialforschung. A dictionary. Opladen: Leske u. Budrich (2003); pp. 60-61.
    • Generation: Elements of an experiential history of the welfare state. In: Stephan Lessenich (ed.): Welfare State Concepts. Historical and current discourses. Frankfurt a.M. (et al.): Campus (2003); pp. 287-300.
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    • together with Karin Wieland Kompromisslos und gewaltbereit, in: Die Zeit, March 11, 2021; p. 48.

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    Interviews on the published monograph "Adorno for Children of Ruins," Jan. 29, 2018.

     

    1. transcribed interviews sorted by date of publication.

    § Miriam Lau. 2018. 68 Movement. "Sexuality didn't play a role at all." In Zeit Online Jan. 24, 2018, Hamburg: Zeitverlag. https://www.zeit.de/2018/05/68er-bewegung-heinz-bude-interview (last accessed May 10, 2018).

    § Harry Nutt. 2018. "Mit Adorno durch die Hölle." In Frankfurter Rundschau, 31.01.2018, Frankfurt a.M.: Frankfurter Rundschau GmbH. www. fr.de/kultur/literatur/heinz-bude-mit-adorno-durch-die-hoelle-a-1437570 (Last accessed 10.05.2018).

    § Harry Nutt. 2018. interview with Heinz Bude. "The '68 Movement That Came in from the Cold." In Berliner Zeitung, Jan. 31, 2018, Berlin: Berliner Verlag GmbH. www.berliner-zeitung.de/kultur/interview-mit-heinz-bude-die-68er-revolte--die-aus-der-kaelte-kam-29586752 (Last accessed May 10, 2018) .

    § Christian Buß. 2018. "Sex as a Path to Truth. 68er-Bewegung und die Folgen. In Spiegel Online, 12.02.2018, Hamburg: Spiegel Online. http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/heinz-bude-ueber-adorno-metoo-und-was-von-68-bleibt-a-1187437.html (Last accessed 10.05.2018).

    § Christian Schröder. 2018. the big no. In Der Tagesspiegel, 12.03.2018, Berlin: Verlag der Tagesspiegel GmbH. https://www.tagesspiegel.de/kultur/interview-mit-heinz-bude-ueber-die-68er-das-grosse-nein/21062076.html (Last accessed 10.05.2018).

    § Jakob Hayner. 2018. "1968 was a global explosion of political passions." In jungle.world, 15.03.2018, Berlin: Jungle World Verlags GmbH. https://jungle.world/artikel/2018/11/1968-war-eine-globale-explosion-der-politischen-leidenschaften (Last accessed 10.05.2018).

    § Armin Käfer. 2018. Heinz Bude on the '68 generation. "Everywhere longing, passion, awakening." In Stuttgarter-Zeitung.de, 03.04.2018, Stuttgart: Stuttgarter Zeitung Verlagsgesellschaft. www. stuttgarter-zeitung.de/inhalt.heinz-bude-ueber-die-68er-generation-lizenz-zur-rebellion.1b851217-cf5c-41d7-bda5-c083a9402ff2.html?reduced=true (Last accessed 10.05.2018).

     

    2. audio and video files sorted by publication date.

    § Deutschlandfunk Kultur, "What are you working on now, Mr. Bude? The Experiences of the 'Ruin Children,'" Dec. 30, 2017: http://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/woran-arbeiten-sie-gerade-herr-bude-die-erfahrungen-der.1008.de.html?dram:article_id=407189

    § Bremen Zwei, "Adorno for Ruin Children," Jan. 28, 2018: http://www.radiobremen.de/bremenzwei/rubriken/literatur/heinz-bude102-popup.html

    § Deutschlandfunk, "Adorno for Ruin Children," 02/05/2018: http://www.deutschlandfunk.de/heinz-bude-adorno-fuer-ruinenkinder.1310.de.html?dram:article_id=409733

    § Deutschlandfunk Kultur, "The Day with Heinz Bude. Germany and Islam," 03/16/2018: http://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/der-tag-mit-heinz-bude-deutschland-und-der-islam.2950.de.html?dram:article_id=413166

    § taz FUTURZWEI, "We 2018 the new 1968," 03/16/2018: https://vimeo.com/260330451

    § Radio Kulturhaus, "Politics and Emotions," 03.22.2018: http://radiokulturhaus.orf.at/artikel/466392

    § FM4, "FM4 Interview: Heinz Bude," 04/06/2018: https://castbox.fm/episode/FM4-Interview%3A-Heinz-Bude-id30793-id72391141?country=de

    § SWR2, "Dutschke is Pop Again. 50th Anniversary of the Assassination of Rudi Dutschke," 11.04.2018: https://www.swr.de/swr2/kultur-info/rudi-dutschke-50-jahrestag-mordanschlag-mut-der-68-er-heinz-bude/-/id=9597116/did=21479890/nid=9597116/g31qnx/index.html

    § Deutschlandfunk, "Old Left, New Right. Politics is the battle for terms," 04/15/2018: http://www.deutschlandfunk.de/alte-linke-neue-rechte-politik-ist-der-kampf-um-begriffe.911.de.html?dram:article_id=415493

    § ZDF aspekte, "1848 - 1918 - 1968. Failure as Opportunity," 11.05.2018: https://www.zdf.de/kultur/aspekte/aspekte-vom-11-mai-2018-100.html

     

    Interviews

    • "Da brennt was an!". Interview with Andreas Rosenfelder; Die Welt;10.8.2020.

    • "With the conservative Söder program for Germany, that could work". Interview with Susanne Gaschke and Jacques Schuster, Die Welt; 8.6.2021.

    • "Rewarding the 30- to 50-year-olds with early vaccination". Interview with Sebastian Fischer and Milena Hassenkamp, Spiegel online; March 13, 2021.

    • "There is a problem when children unlearn school". Interview with Klaus Raab, ZEITmagazin online; March 10, 2021.

    • "The future - from threat back to promise". Interview with Klaus-Jürgen Scherer, in Neue Gesellschaft/Frankfurter Hefte, issue 10 (2021), pp. 35-40.

    • "As if Many Hadn't Yet Gotten the Point." Interview with Christian Bangel, Zeit online, March 21, 2020.

    • "Vulnerability Makes for Solidarity." Interview with Christian Schröder, in Der Tagesspiegel; April 20, 2020.

    • What makes the theater, Heinz Bude? Interview with Sabine Leucht, in: Theater der Zeit, issue 5 (2020); p. 64.

    • "A homeless anti-capitalism creates crazy alliances," interview with Hans Monath, in: Der Tagesspiegel; 27 October 2019.

    • "The Core of the Catholic is and Remains Magical." Interview with Volker Resing, in: Herder Korrespondenz 73 (2019), 10; pp. 16-20.

    • in conversation with Bernd Overwien: Society of Fear, in Anja Besand, Bernd Overwien, Peter Zorn(eds.), Political Education with Feeling, Bonn: BPB 2019, pp.139-157.
    • In conversation with Gregor Gysi: The East and the West no longer exist, in : Jens Bisky, Enrico Lübbe, Torsten Buß(eds), Is the East Different? Expert Talks at Schauspiel Leipzig, Berlin: Theater der Zeit 2019, pp.15-28.
    • Agora42, no. 4 (2017), "Whoever is afraid also has no future."
    • Les Echos, no. 14, 23.9.2017 (France): "Les gens acceptent une chanceliére qui ne leur promet rien" (to dt.: The people accept a chancellor who promises them nothing).