WIAS-BrIAS workshop: Democratic Governance in Transition. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Polarization, AI, and Inclusion
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Do the People Consider Democracies as More Reliable International Allies? by Osman Sabri Kıratlı Bio Osman Sabri Kiratli is an associate professor of International Relations at the Waseda Institute of […]
"Fantasy" according to Fryderyk Chopin: A Comparative Study Using Subjects by George Sand and Adam Mickiewicz Fryderyk Chopin (1810-49) composed three piano-solo works related to "fantasy (fantaisie)" (op. 44, op. […]
Institutionalizing Knowledge Diplomacy in Northeast Asia: Universities, Scholars, and Academic Cooperation Governance by Lizhou Wang As geopolitical tensions increasingly reshape international academic relations, how can universities sustain cooperation across political […]
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The Politics of Recognition and its Limits: Cultural Diversity, Governance and Indigenous Self-Recognition in Canada by Mathieu Arsenault Reflecting on the demand for recognition as one of the driving forces […]
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Re-Designing democracy: Spaces, Infrastructures, Institutions More Details TBD soon. This event may be subject to modifications in schedule and content. Designing Democracy on Mars and Earth by André Bächtiger Prevailing […]
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Masculine Power: Political Privilege and the Future of Democracy by Liza Mügge Politics is still shaped by masculine norms—often so familiar that they remain invisible. This talk explores how ideals […]
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The City Revisited: Urban Self-Government and European State Formation by Jørgen Møller This lecture returns to a big, classic question: the role of towns and cities in European state formation. In […]