Lecture
Climate criminal law – a legal concept of the future
Lecture by Nicolai von Maltitz (LMU Munich)
more information › Criticism of climate protection criminal law
Lecture by Christoph Burchard (GU Frankfurt, ConTrust, Normative Orders)
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Lecture by Rob White (University of Tasmania) Participation via Zoom here… Meeting-ID: 941 9219 9198 Identification code: 810115
more information › Climate criminal law and the material concept of injustice – problems of a liberal justification of criminal law in view of the challenges of climate change
Lecture by Philipp-Alexander Hirsch (MPI Freiburg) Participation via Zoom here… Meeting ID: 941 9219 9198 ID code: 810115 Part of the virtual lecture series “Climate Crisis and Criminal Law” 1st […]
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What is solidarity?
Prof. Dr. Stephan Lessenich (Goethe University Frankfurt, Institute for Social Research) in conversation with Meredith Haaf (Süddeutsche Zeitung) Admission 3 Euro. Tickets: Here… Further information: Here….
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Nigerian Digital Humor and the Cultural Politics of Public Trust
ConTrust Speaker Series Lecture by James Tunde Yeku (HU Berlin) My talk examines to what extent digital humour mediates encounters of public conflict and trust between internet subjects and the […]
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Russia’s war in Ukraine: What can diplomacy and soft power achieve?
Academia meets Diplomacy With Prof. Dr. Vinzenz Hediger (Goethe University, ConTrust) and Norman Thatcher Scharpf (Consul General of the United States of America) Moderation: Prof. Dr. Tobias Wille (Goethe University, […]
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Can Trust Be Engineered? Biometric infrastructures and the African Financial Revolution
ConTrust Speaker Series Lecture by Keith Breckenridge (University of the Witwatersrand) So via Zoom. Please register in advance: office@normativeorders.net A standard assumption of research is that trust and conflict stand […]
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Coming to terms with colonial violence – possibilities of postcolonial politics of remembrance
For a very long time, European countries suppressed or even legitimized their own colonial history instead of dealing with its consequences in public. In the meantime, however, looted art, monuments […]
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Africa Reimagined: British West African Periodicals and the Rise of Garveyism
Lecture by Adom Getachew, University of Chicago Organizer: Heisenberg Professorship for Political Science with a focus on Political Theory, History of Ideas and Theories of Economics in cooperation with the […]
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Who is authoritarian?
Prof. Dr. Vera King (Goethe University Frankfurt, Director of the Sigmund Freud Institute) in conversation with Alf Mentzer (journalist at Hessischer Rundfunk) Admission 3 euros. Tickets at the box office […]
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Mobilizing Hope. Climate activism, solidarity and the dangers of plutocracy and pessimism
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Darrel Moellendorf (Goethe University, Normative Orders) Welcome from Prof. Franziska Nori, Director Frankfurter Kunstverein Rebecca Caroline Schmidt, Managing Director, Research Center Normative Orders, Goethe University Frankfurt […]
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