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  THE MATERIALITY AND SPATIALITY OF GRAVES AND GRAVE MARKERS IN THE BORDER REGION BETWEEN LUXEMBOURG AND GERMANYStreb, Christoph Klaus  Doctoral thesis (2019) Detailed reference viewed: 87 (10 UL)  Introduction: The materiality and spatiality of death, burial and commemorationKolnberger, Thomas ; Streb, Christoph Klaus in Mortality (2019), 24(2), 117-1-22 Detailed reference viewed: 142 (5 UL)The material culture of burial and its microgeography: A Luxembourg cemetery as a methodological example of an object-centred approach to quantitative material culture studiesStreb, Christoph Klaus ; Kolnberger, Thomas ; Kmec, Sonja in Journal of Material Culture (2019), 24(2), 1-26 This article uses a novel quantitative methodology to examine sepulchral material culture. Drawing on the theoretical frameworks of social spatialization and art as agency, the authors contend that ... [more ▼] This article uses a novel quantitative methodology to examine sepulchral material culture. Drawing on the theoretical frameworks of social spatialization and art as agency, the authors contend that variations in grave designs and materiality cannot simply be explained in terms of changes in fashion and mentality. Other factors also need to be taken into account. Using a digital data collection tool, the Cemetery Surveyor Application (CSA) developed at the University of Luxembourg, they compile a set of data encompassing all the material aspects of each grave in a cemetery in Luxembourg (Western Europe), the setting of their case study. The graves are dated from the 1850s to 2015. |The authors compare the chronological evolution of the most recurrent material features with a GIS-based spatial analysis of the same features. The results of the spatial analysis not only largely confirm the chronological study, but also allow them to be more precise (dating is often problematic) and include undated graves (a third of the sample). The digital data collection tool also allows them to compare cemeteries and to highlight variations in these that cannot merely be imputed to chronology, but also to spatial proximity and material agency. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 224 (26 UL)Cimetière communal de Walferdange au Luxembourg. Les défunts sous le regard des vivants, vivre l’hétérotopie du cimetièreKmec, Sonja ; Streb, Christoph Klaus ; Kolnberger, Thomas et alin Botte, Julie (Ed.) Des lieux pour penser: musées, bibliothèques, théâtres. Matériaux pour une discussion (2018) Detailed reference viewed: 146 (3 UL)Hierarchien der Identität? Forschungsdesiderate in ChinaStreb, Christoph Klaus ; in Friedhof und Denkmal (2017), 62(1), Detailed reference viewed: 135 (8 UL)MODERN CLASS SOCIETY IN THE MAKING: EVIDENCE FROM PALATINATE GRAVESTONES OF THE 19TH CENTURYStreb, Christoph Klaus in International Journal of Historical Archaeology (2016) Detailed reference viewed: 212 (15 UL)Entrepreneurial Behavior During Industry Emergence: An Unconventional Study of Discovery and Creation in the Early PC Industry; Streb, Christoph Klaus ; et alin New England Journal of Entrepreneurship (2015), 18(2), 61-79 Detailed reference viewed: 123 (2 UL)Conceptualizing, Measuring and Verifying the ‘Bottom Of The Pyramid’: Quantitative Research into the Dichotomy of Hope and Criticism from an Entrepreneurial PerspectiveStreb, Christoph Klaus Scientific Conference (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 63 (2 UL)A Review on Corporate Longevity; ; Streb, Christoph Klaus Scientific Conference (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 79 (0 UL)Entrepreneurial Behavior during Industry Emergence: A Narrative Study of Discovery and CreationStreb, Christoph Klaus ; Scientific Conference (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 44 (0 UL)What Do We Know About Managing Aging Teams? Lessons Learned from the Automotive Shop FloorStreb, Christoph Klaus ; in Organizational Dynamics (2011), 40(2), 144-150 Detailed reference viewed: 100 (0 UL)What Constitutes Aging Workforce Management? Lessons Learned in an Industry-Specific Case StudyStreb, Christoph Klaus ; ; et alin Bornemeyer, C; Schneider, J (Eds.) Aging Society and its Implications for Services Marketing – Approaches in Hospitality, Tourism and Transport (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 53 (1 UL)Toward a hermeneutical methodology for entrepreneurship research in a radical subjectivist paradigmStreb, Christoph Klaus ; Book published by na (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 119 (0 UL)Exploratory Case StudiesStreb, Christoph Klaus in Mills, A.J.; Durepos, G; Wiebe, E (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Case Study Research (2010) Detailed reference viewed: 806 (0 UL)A Balanced Scorecard for Managing the Aging Workforce; Streb, Christoph Klaus in Organizational Dynamics (2010), 39(1), 84-90 Detailed reference viewed: 110 (0 UL)Aging workforce management in the automobile industry: Defining the concept and its constituting elements [Aging Workforce Management in der Automobilindustrie. Definition und konstituierende Elemente]Streb, Christoph Klaus ; ; in Zeitschrift fur Personalforschung (2009), 23(1), 8-27 Detailed reference viewed: 41 (1 UL)Analyzing the Effectiveness of Contemporary Aging Workforce Management:. The Case of Daimler AGStreb, Christoph Klaus ; in Organizational Dynamics (2009), 38(4), 305-311 Detailed reference viewed: 52 (0 UL)Contradicting Evidence regarding Age-Performance Correlation in Labour-Intensive Work Settings – A Comparative Study of Work Teams in Germany and Sweden; Streb, Christoph Klaus Scientific Conference (2009) Detailed reference viewed: 31 (0 UL)Methodology of Entrepreneurship Research in a Radical Subjectivist Paradigm; Streb, Christoph Klaus Scientific Conference (2009) Detailed reference viewed: 72 (0 UL) Altersproblemen EntgegenwirkenStreb, Christoph Klaus ; ; in Personalmagazin (2009), 11(1), 24-25 Detailed reference viewed: 94 (0 UL)
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