Publikationen von Luisa Schneider

Schneider, L.: Let me take a vacation in prison before the streets kill me! Rough sleepers' longing for prison and the reversal of less eligibility in neoliberal carceral continuums. Punishment and Society 25 (1), S. 60 - 79 (2023)

Schneider, L.: Angst, Einsamkeit und unsichtbare Kämpfe: die Bedeutung der Corona Pandemie für wohnungslose Frauen mit psychischer Krisenerfahrung in Leipzig. Soziale Psychiatrie 173, S. 25 - 27 (2021)

Schneider, L.: 'My home is my people' homemaking among rough sleepers in Leipzig, Germany. Housing Studies 37 (2), S. 232 - 249 (2020)

Schneider, L.: Elders and transactional relationships in Sierra Leone: rethinking synchronic approaches. Africa 90 (4), S. 701 - 720 (2020)

Schneider, L.: Sexual violence during research: how the unpredictability of fieldwork and the right to risk collide with academic bureaucracy and expectations. Critique of Anthropology 40 (2), S. 173 - 193 (2020)

Schneider, L.: Degrees of permeability: confinement, power and resistance in Freetown's Central Prison. Cambridge Journal of Anthropology 38 (1), S. 88 - 104 (2020)

Schneider, L.: Wohnungslose: eine vulnerable Zielgruppe; nicht nur in Zeiten von Corona. Stadtpunkte 2, S. 12 - 13 (2020)

Schneider, L.: Partners as possession: a qualitative exploration of intimate partner sexual violence in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment and Trauma 28 (2), S. 127 - 145 (2019)

Schneider, L.: The ogbanje who wanted to stay: the occult, belonging, family and therapy in Sierra Leone. Ethnography 18 (2), S. 133 - 152 (2017)

Schneider, L.: Concomitants of academic anthropology. Paradigmata 14, S. 34 - 37 (2017)

Schneider, L.: Secret societies in Sierra Leone. Paradigmata 12, S. 30 - 33 (2015)

Schneider, L.: Ach Mensch! Wohnungslosgkeit erforschen. (2022)

Schneider, L.: ‘Teeth and tongue jammed together’: violence in relationships and its mediation in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Dissertation, 362 S., Oxford University Research Archive, Oxford (2018)

Schneider, L.: "Leben ohne Privatsphäre": was Wohnungslose über unsere Gesellschaft aussagen, Campus Talks, (2022)

Schneider, L.: They call it (social) physical distancing: elders, unhoused people and grassroots support in Leipzig, Germany, Anthrocovid, (2020)

Schneider, L.: Intimität ohne Privatsphäre: das Leben wohnungsloser Menschen in Deutschland, Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Jahrbuch 2019, (2019)

Schneider, L.: #Review: Suicidal. Allegra Lab (2021)

Schneider, L.: Giving life, giving death: psychoanalysis, anthropology, philosophy by Lucien Scubla. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 2016. Pp. XIV, 367. Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online 10 (1), S. 122 - 125 (2018)

Schneider, L.: Excursions in realist anthropology: a merological approach by David Zeitlyn and Roger Just. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014. Pp. 160. Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford Online 8 (1), S. 120 - 123 (2016)

Schneider, L.: Love and violence in Sierra Leone: mediating intimacy after conflict. Cambridge University Press, New York (2025), xv, 267 S.

Schneider, L.: Imagine you were me: on how COVID-19 affects vulnerable groups. (2020)

Schneider, L.: They call it social physical distancing: elders, unhoused people and grassroots support in Leipzig, Germany. (2020)

Schneider, L.: Sierra Leone takes welcome leap on rape: but next steps are crucial. (2019)

Schneider, L.: Sierra Leone's laws to protect women have unintended consequences. (2019)

Schneider, L.: Why Sierra Leonean women don't feel protected by domestic violence laws. (2019)

Jefferson, A.; Schneider, L.: Can you imagine?: reflections on the SL elections and implications for penal policy and practice. (2018)

Sociale en Culturele Antropologie. (2023)

Mit Luisa Schneider über das Leben auf der Straße. (2022)

10 questions for Luisa Schneider. (2022)

Luisa Schneider: homelessness, intimacy and prisons. (2021)

Wer lebt auf der Straße? (2021)

Nachgefragt! Interview mit Luisa Schneider, Anthropologin. (2020)

"Die Ersatzfamilie bricht weg": wohnungslos in der Corona-Krise. (2020)

Wohnungslose sind von der Corona-Krise besonders hart betroffen. (2020)

Privacy of unhoused persons. (2019)