• Introduction to International Relations (German)
• The Governance of European Security (English)
• Regional Security in the Post-Soviet Space (English)
• Regional Security Organizations in World Politics (German)
• The European Union‘s External Relations (German)
• German Foreign Policy (German)
• The Political System of Germany (German)
Carolin Zieringer (Uni Frankfurt a.M.):
Feministische Perspektiven auf die kritische
Haltung
Vorstellung MA-Arbeit und
Kommentar
Kommentar: Gundula Ludwig
You must register with Gundula Ludwig (gundula.ludwig@uni-bremen.de)
An event of the GGS section Democracy and Human Rights and the Colloquium Political Theory at the Institute for Political Science of the University of Giessen.
Further information and the link for online participation on the organizer's website.
Prof. Dr. Sandra Lavenex,
Université de Genève
The ZOOM link will be sent automatically to all InIIS employees. If you are also interested in the events please contact Peter Arnhold (arnhold@uni-bremen.de).
Christian Leonhardt (Uni Bremen):
Rancière, Gleichheit und Erzählungen
Diss-Kapitel und Kommentar
Kommentar: NN
Philipp Schulz (InIIS): 'What's love got to do with it? Taking seriously practices of love and care in the study of armed conflict'
Takes place Wednesdays 14:15-15:45 (Berlin time) via zoom (link shared before each session)
If you wish to present/discuss your own work or have an idea for a collective reading, please email Anna: anna.wolkenhauer@uni-bremen.de
Send emails to our mailing list via: int_politics@mailman.zfn.uni-bremen.de
Gaining credit points (CP): Students (BA and MA) can acquire 3 CP for their general studies module. For this, you need to submit a short essay on a topic of your choice. For all questions and if you plan to participate, please email Anna Wolkenhauer in advance!
Eine Veranstaltung des Hamburger Instituts für Sozialforschung
Vortrag und Diskussion.
Mit Christoph Möllers (Berlin), Susanne K. Schmidt (Bremen, InIIS) und Florian Meinel (Göttingen), die Moderation übernimmt Jens Bisky.
LIVE-STREAM
Weiter Informationen hier.
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Zangl,
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München,
Geschwister-Scholl-Institut für Politikwissenschaft
The ZOOM link will be sent automatically to all InIIS employees. If you are also interested in the events please contact Peter Arnhold (arnhold@uni-bremen.de).
The IP colloquium takes place Wednesdays 14:15-15:45 (Bremen time) via zoom (link shared before each session)
If you wish to present/discuss your own work or have an idea for a collective reading, please email Anna: anna.wolkenhauer@uni-bremen.de
Send emails to our mailing list via: int_politics@mailman.zfn.uni-bremen.de
Gaining credit points (CP): Students (BA and MA) can acquire 3 CP for their general studies module. For this, you need to submit a short essay on a topic of your choice. For all questions and if you plan to participate, please email Anna Wolkenhauer in advance!
Speakers
Dr. Roy Karadag, Institut für Interkulturelle und Internationale Studien (InIIS)
Format
Talk and discussion
Duration
60 minutes
Participation
Register here
Description
The war in Syria has left behind it a divided country with hundreds of thousands dead, millions of refugees, destroyed cities, and uprooted cultural communities. Now, after almost a decade of war, the Syrian state has the military upper hand and controls most of the previously contested territories and cities.
Although the rebel organizations have not been able to achieve their military and political goals, there are currently no prospects for a regulated end to the state of war, the return to the former political order, or even initial forms of reconciliation between the hostile factions. Referring to findings from conflict and Middle East research, Roy Karadag explains why the war in Syria has yet to end, what is keeping it alive, and the complex dynamics to which
conflict resolutions are subject.
This event is part of the Open Campus Week.
