Junior Scholar Event: Interdisciplinary Methodology Workshop Series on Democracy and Authoritarianism
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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 of manhood influence who is heard, how authority is performed, and which forms of power are considered legitimate. At a time when far-right and anti-gender […]
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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 his posthumously published essay Die Stadt (The City), Max Weber placed the European city at the centre of European state formation. In recent years, scholars […]
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Democratic Leadership More Details TBD soon. This event may be subject to modifications in schedule and content.
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The Representative is Present : Power, Politics and Democracy in The Square by Michael Saward Across a range of countries, a resurgent far right is targeting many values and markers of contemporary democracy (or at least, liberal democracy). Some opponents of democratic erosion or backsliding argue that democracy must become something it has not yet […]
Challenging Patriarchy while Countering the Far Right: The Case for Feminist Policies for Men by Tània Verge Gender equality policies have historically focused on women, for good reason: gender structures inequalities and power relations that systematically advantage men. When addressing men, gender equality policies have tended to approach them primarily as agents of change, exhorting them […]
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The Art of the Breach: Populism, Transgression and Performances the People by Théo Aiolfi Bio Théo Aiolfi is a junior professor at the Université Bourgogne Europe, as part of the Centre Interlangues Texte, Image, Langage (TIL). His interdisciplinary research is located at the intersection of political science, communication and performance studies. His research interests include […]
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