In the weekly meetings of the colloquium, we discuss ongoing research and conceptual ideas in the field of international politics, global sociology and historical international relations. Drawing on a variety of theory approaches, our group focuses on the internationalised nature of political processes and aims to theorize them from a international political sociology perspective.
Internationalised Politics Colloquium
Internationalised Politics Colloquium
Winter term 2022/23
Wednesdays, 14.00-16.00 (CET)
InIIS seminar room, UNICOM 7.2210
Zoom link:
uni-bremen.zoom.us/j/94056521017
Meeting-ID: 940 5652 1017
Kenncode: 721197
Date Presenter/title
19 October Open discission of Klaus Schlichte's "3xUkraine:
Die politische Soziologie
eines Angriffskrieges" (Leviathan)
26 October Joint Reading, Catherine Besteman, 2020: Militarized
Global Apartheid. Durham: Duke University Press.
2 November How to supervise BA and MA theses - exchange of
experiences, Moderation and input by Klaus Schlichte
9 November Sebastian Hoppe, "Sovereignist (non-)development.
Historicising the Sino-Russian Conjuncture"
16 November InIIS Lunchtime Talk, David Krogmann "The compromise of
liberal environmentalism: a journey through the history of
climate governance”
23 November Florian Weigand (LSE), "Legitimacy and Authority in
Afghanistan”
30 November Franceso Laruffa (SOCIUM Bremen), "Towards inclusive green
growth and just transition: a critique of an emerging
global policy paradigm”
7 December Katarina Kusic, "What's in a land grab? Knowing dispossession and land in South East Europe"
14 December InIIS Lunchtime Talk, Anna Wolkenhauer & Klaus Schlichte,
"The Politics of the Peasant: How sustainable is small-
holder farming?"
21 December Felix Anderl (Uni Marburg), “Epistemologies of Land”
11 January Berenike Prem (InIIS), "Anticipatory Norm-Building and the (Un)Making of Uncertainty:
The Norm against Autonomous Weapons Systems"
18 January InIIS Lunchtime Talk, Rosine Kelz, "What is
sustainability?", Discussion
25 January Beate Jahn (Sussex University), "Critical Theory of IR"
1 February InIIS Lunchtime Talk, Wiebke Rabe, "Digital public participation in China's environmental governance"