The InIIS is a research institution for political science at the department for social sciences (Fachbereich 8) at the University Bremen and one of the fundamental institutions of the Bremen Graduate School of Social Sciences (BIGSSS) und the master programme International Relations. The InIIS links the research fields "International Relations" and "European Policy" with "Political Theory". With its transnational research profile it represents a core area of the department for social science’s activities in research and teaching. Read more (German)
Am 5. Dezember 2018 findet die Dieter Senghaas Lecture im Olbers-Saal im Haus der Wissenschaft statt (19 Uhr). Den Vortrag mit dem Titel „Postnationaler Imperialismus? Eine militaristische Denktradition und ihre gegenwärtige Bedeutung“ hält in diesem Jahr Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hans Joas. Read more ...
On 15.11. a public panel discussion will take place to start the Bremen University Talks. On this occasion, Martin Nonhoff talks in an interview about the prerequisites for democratic discourses and right-wing populist challenges. The public event "Can we still talk to each other? The drifting apart of society and the crisis of the public sphere" will take place on 15.11. at 18:00 in the Bremer Schütting. Read more ...
The InIIS invites proposals for a one-day in-depth workshop on 'Complexifying Gendered Victimhood During War and Transition: Gender, Vulnerabilities and Agency", to be held at the University of Bremen on 27 February 2019. We invite paper proposals from early career researchers (PhDs and Post-Docs) across various disciplines. If you would like to propose a paper, please submit an abstract of max. 250 words and a short academic bio by 15 November 2018. Read more ...
The Cedric Smith Prize is awarded annually for the best paper in peace and conflict research by doctoral researchers in British and Irish institutions. Philipp Schulz receives the award for his article 'Displacement from Gendered Personhood: sexual violence and masculinities in northern Uganda'. Read more ...
Roy Karadag constantly comments on developments in Turkey and the situation of the population with Turkish roots in Germany
Where do processes of demarcation and its overcoming play a role in Turkish society?
This book argues that the implications of the supremacy and direct effect of the EU Treaty have still been overlooked.
What is the significance of the fact that ‘responsibility’ now plays such a central role in, for example, work, the welfare state, or the criminal justice system?
