Panel Discussion
Water in a heated world: Climate-resilient water management as a task for the EU
Water is one of our most important resources for life. It is also the central medium through which we recognize climate change. What’s more, over 90 percent of catastrophic events […]
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The main thing is a theory? 1968 and the exclusivity of discourse
Frankfurt Citizens’ University event “50 Years in Motion – 1968 and the Consequences” in the summer semester 2018 and winter semester 2018/19 Panel including: Jürgen Kaube (editor of the Frankfurter […]
more information › Remembering, confessing, guilt, coming to terms: 1968 and the Holocaust
Frankfurt Citizens’ University event “50 years in motion – 1968 and the consequences” in summer semester 2018 and winter semester 2018/19 Panel: Prof. Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber (psychoanalyst, former director of the […]
more information › Unleashed ego. 1968 and the experiment with new forms of life
Event of the Frankfurt Citizens’ University “50 Years in Motion – 1968 and the Consequences” in the summer semester 2018 and winter semester 2018/19 Panel: Matthias Horx (trend and futurologist), […]
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Making Crises Visible. Crisis of democracy
Event as part of the Citizens’ University “Thinking Democracy Forward” in the winter semester 2019/2020 Democracy is in a constant process of transformation – and is in crisis in many […]
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Event as part of the Citizens’ University “Thinking Democracy Forward” in the winter semester 2019/2020 Greeting Lord Mayor Peter Feldmann (City of Frankfurt) Impulse Prof. Dr. Rainer Forst (Political Philosopher, […]
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What is liberation?
At the opening event of our series of events on the significance of the Frankfurt School on March 20 at the MUSEUM MMK FÜR MODERNE KUNST, philosophy professor Christoph Menke […]
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Crisis of democracy?
Frankfurt School” discussion series Rainer Forst (Goethe University, Normative Orders) in conversation with Kia Vahland (Süddeutsche Zeitung) Two chairs, one table, spotlight on: What does the Frankfurt School have to […]
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What do you think about migration – immigration as a question of national destiny?
56th Römerberg Talks Immigration currently seems to be Germany’s most important problem. Elections are won or lost on this issue. The fear of growing crime, terrorist attacks by foreign […]
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Criticism of ideology. Today!
Panel discussion With: Alenka Zupančič, Mladen Dolar, Slavoj Žižek,Rainer Forst, Regina Kreide and Martin Saar Moderation: Frank Ruda The contemporary world seems to be in disarray: an impending (or rather, […]
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Fireside chat of the women’s network
With Prof. Patti Tamara Lenard (University of Ottawa) For fireside chats we invite succcesful women who will talk about their personal careers and their motivations. Afterwards, the guests are available […]
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Europe’s role in the world: A foreign policy guided by values in the light of global crisis management
The European Union is the result of a large number of successfully overcome crises. Having started out as a peace project, the EU is now an important player for peace, […]
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