Institute of Intercultural and International Studies

When will international solidarity emerge, and what form will it take? Philipp Genschel, Katren Rogers and Marco Binetti offer a highly innovative explanation of solidarity by studying natural disaster responses in past decades.

In this new article, Kressen Thyen and Anna Wolkenhauer trace the many conceptions of rurality actually employed in national and international rural development frameworks.

A new article by Berenike Prem is out in which she critically investigates widespread assumptions about the rationality in designing controls of AI tools.

In dieser Folge erörtern Rosa Burç und Kerem Schamberger die Januarkämpfe und das offizielle Ende der kurdisch dominierten Autonomieverwaltung in Nord- und Ostsyrien.

In up2date spricht Yuliia über ihre Erfahrungen mit dem Krieg in der Heimat und die Bedeutung der Ausstellung "Unissued Diplomas" in der Universitätsbibliothek.

In seinem Buch bemängelt Klaus Schlichte die ungebrochene Wiederkehr des Begriffs der Geopolitik in der internationalen Politik und in der Politikwissenschaft.

Lorenz Hertwig analyzes the politics of the Brazilian Homeless Workers' Movement under the presidency of Jair Bolsonaro from 2019 to 2022.

In this new article, Philipp Schulz, Onen Ongwech and Pinar Erdem explore counter-narratives of agency and care in the context of forced migration.

In this episode, Elizaveta Gaufman (Groningen University) expains how the efforts to justify the war on Ukraine have transformed over the past four years.

In this article for The Conversation, Jude Kagoro spells out the recent transformations in political policing and what they mean for the perseverance of Museveni and NRM rule in Uganda.

The volume, edited by Klaus Schlichte and Stephan Hensell, investigates how non-state armed groups do not merely fight for state power, but also for international legitimacy.

Today, the exhibition "Unissued Diplomas", which honors the Ukrainian students killed by the Russian armed forces and to which Yuliia Kotvytska has been contributing, opens in the EuropaPunktBremen in the city centre.

In this episode, we host Phil Gunson (International Crisis Group, Caracas) to discuss the US naval deployment in the Caribbean and the threats of the Trump administration against the Venezuelan goverment.

In this episode, Katren Rogers and Volker Perthes discuss recent military developments in the Sudanese civil war, what the rebel takeover of Al-Fasher means and what the role of international diplomacy could and should be.

On 20 November, Jude Kagoro was keynote speaker on "Political Pluralism, Democracy and Social integration in East Africa" in Kampala, honoring the late Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa.

In this new paper, Philipp Schulz explores the connection between militarised,violent masculinities and the role of impunity in post-comflict settings.

On the 'Marginal Babble' podcast, Philipp and Laura Seelkopf discusses their book "Global Taxation" and the issue of western bias in international tax research.

In diesem Beitrag rekonstruiert Klaus Schlichte aus wissenspolitischer Perspektive die Entscheidung zum ersten nachkriegsdeutschen Militäreinsatz 1992

New article by Katren Rogers on the role of party ideology and preferences in determing the outcomes of deinstitutionalization in care policy in Europe after 1950.

As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda, Philipp Schulz and Chloé Lewis reflect on the roles and positioning of masculinities in the WPS agenda.

Pongratz and Rabe argue that increasing climate and environmental cooperation between China and the EU has not resulted in improved outcomes and instead remains limited to dialog for the sake of dialog.

Das Symposium anlässlich des 85. Geburtstags von Dieter Senghaas findet am 5. September im Forum am Domshof der Universität Bremen statt

Neuerscheinungen, Konferenzbeiträge, Medienauftritte und was Mitglieder eines sozialwissenschaftlichen Forschungsinstituts noch alles so machen in einer Übersicht.

Philipp Schulz published a chapter on 'Male survivors of sexual violence' in the Contemporary Reader of Feminist International Relations, edited by Catherine Goetze and Khushi Singh Rathore.

In this lecture (10 July 2025), Prof. Moses elaborates on the historical evolution of genocide and genocidal war conceptions since World War II and the Holocaust.

In this online panel from 8 July, Yael Berda and Danny Gutwein discuss the linkages between the judicial coup attempts of PM Netanyahu and the Israeli government's goals of the Gaza War.

In dieser Folge wird der Artikel "Africa in the Shadow of the Global Far-Right" von Stefan Ouma und die Bedeutung Afrikas in rechten Diskursen besprochen.

In this episode, we learn about the politics of marginalization of the Banyamulenge community in the DR Congo and its place in the current conflict between the DRC and Rwanda.

The Global Resource Policy Working Group is seeking a new doctoral researcher. The application deadline is July 2, 2025

On 19 June (19:30 CEST), there will be a joint launch of the latest two volumes on gender, masculinities and transnational justice co-edited by Philipp Schulz at the University of Ulster in Belfast.

Drawing on classical works on formations of the political centre, Stephan Hensell investigates modern multilateral hubs like Brussels as centres in which the political authority of professionals becomes manifest.

Jude Kagoro, Klaus Schlichte and Edward Kaweesi invite contributions for an edited volume on the dynamics of political order in contemporary Somalia. Deadline for abstracts: 20 June 2025.

For Critical Discourse Studies, Lazaros Karavasilis explores the meanings of 'the elite' in contemporary populist politics and compares the elite conceptions of Die Linke and AfD in Germany.

Zeynep Pinar Erden, Onen David Ongwech, Philipp Schulz and Henri Myrttinen have published a chapter on diverse sexual orientation and gender identities in conflict and displacement in a new Handbook on Gender and Security.

In this new article for Middle East Critique (open access), Katharina Prigge and Kressen Thyen critically explore the structural limitations of women's economic empowerment projects in Maghreb countries.

Philipp Schulz and Sunny Omwenyeke (Bremen Solidarity Centre e.V.) have published a new article on forced migrant men as actors of care, understanding displaced men through their caring practices and relationships, available open access.

Tobias ten Brink und Wiebke Rabe beschreiben in der neuen Ausgabe "Der China-Faktor" von Politikum die Treiber des Wandels des chinesischen Entwicklungsmodells.

This episode is about the book "Islam, Authoritarianism and Underdevelopment", its academic journey since 2019 and the role of the book and its author in international debates on state-religion relations and the question of democracy in the Muslim world.

In dem Gespräch werden die Gründe für die sehr vorsichtige Kritik aus den Reihen der EU am türkischen Präsidenten Erdoğan erörtert.

In dem Beitrag plädieren die Autoren für eine Abkehr von Rüstungswettläufen im Umgang mit Russland und für ein neues Nachdenken über zukünftige Abrüstungsprozesse.

In this new open access article, published in the International Journal of Feminist Politics, Philipp Schulz reflects on the personal and academic entanglements of researching violence, gender and care.

In dieser neuen Folge sprechen wir über Christians jüngst erschienene Monographie "Szenen des Politischen" (Campus), über radikale Demokratietheorie, Ideen des Bruchs und über die Notwendigkeit affektiver Demokratieerzählungen.

This Thursday, "The Foreign Policies of East African States", edited by Julian Friesinger, Klaus Schliche and Jude Kagoro will be launched at Cavendish University in Uganda.

New Handbook co-edited by Philipp Schulz and Henri Myrttinen on current debates on men and masculinities in conflict and peacebuilding.

In this episode of the VOICES podcast of the European of International Studies Association, Philipp Schulz and Roxani Krystalli explore the place of love an care in the IR discipline.

The workshop is part of the KNOWPRO research project, in which Jude Kagoro and Klaus Schlichte investigate the dynamics of knowledge production on Somalia within foreign policy and security policy circles.

Diskussion und Lesung zur Neuerscheinung von Christian Leonhardt im Rahmen des Bremer Kolloquiums für Politische Theorie mit Carolin Zieringer, Mareike Gebhardt und Franziska Martinsen.

In this article for "Politics and Governance", Philipp Genschel and Sebastian Diessner offer a post-crisis account of how monetary and fiscal policies in the European Union interact and how EU institutions actually operate with policy commitments depending on each crisis.

International group exhibition of new participatory projects and collaborative practices for a more peacceful future, which draws, among others on research project by Philipp Schulz.

Seongcheol untersucht in dem Buch parteipolitische Veränderungen in Europa seit 2010 und vergleicht die verschiedenen horizontalen und vertikalen Prägungen von Bewegungs- und Volksparteien.

New edited volume by Jude Kagoro, Julian Friesinger and Klaus Schlichte on the logic and dynamics of foreign policy-making in East Africa since the 1990s.

Wiebke Rabe and Yaning Zhang explain the coordinated policy shift and illustrate how the rise of China has challenged the EU’s fundamental objectives of prosperity and security, which further intensifies the existing value conflicts between Brussels and Beijing.

China is mobilizing its citizens to address its ecological problems. Based on survey data, Danqi Guo, Maria Bondes, Genia Kostka and Wiebke Rabe investigate citizens’ reactions to attempts to channel citizen action into institutional pathways and away from more contentious extra-institutional ones.

In this episode, Hawa Noor presents her new monograph on the motivations of Kenyan Muslim to join the ranks of Al-Shabaab in the war in Somalia.

In the episode "What comes after social cash transfers", Anna discusses the politics of contemporary social protection schemes with Hangala Siachiwena and Jeremy Seekings.

This volume, co-edited by Philipp Schulz and available open access with Routledge, explores the relationship between masculinities, queerness and transitional justice in (post-)conflict settings.

Das InIIS sucht zum 1. Dezember 2024 eine neue studentische Hilfskraft. Deadline für Bewerbungen ist der 20. September 2024!

In this article for Social Europe, Josephine Assmus, Anita Heindlmaier and Susanne K. Schmidt explain the dynamics of exploitation of third country posted workers in European construction sectors.

In this new episode, May Darwich depicts the regional changes and continuities with regard to the question of Israel-Palestine and the ongoing Gaza War.

In her book, Hawa analyzes the narratives of Kenyan individuals about their motivations to participate in the Al-Shabaab armed group in Somalia and their fate as returnees in Kenyan society.

For their projects within the new "Reconfiguring Europe" Unit at Hertie School Jacques Delors Centre, Susanne K. Schmidt and Philipp Genschel will employ two PhD researchers each. Deadline for applications: September 15th, 2024!

In this new paper, Ahmed analyzed the evolution of the Taliban's political worldviews and their foreign policies before and after the resumption of authority in Kabul in August 2021.

Wiebke Rabe and Barbara Pongratz invite papers for an online workshop (27th November, 2024) on the politics of China's climate cooperation with Global South countries. Deadline for abstract submissions is the 25th August, 2024.

Das Institut für Interkulturelle und Internationale Studien der Universität Bremen, ein politik-wissenschaftliches Forschungsinstitut im Bereich der Internationalen Beziehungen, sucht zur Unterstützung des Master-Studiengangs International Relations: Global Politics and Social Theory zum 01.10.2024…

In this new article in the Journal of Political Ideologies, Lazaros Karavasilis compares the populist and egalitarian elements of SYRIZA and Die Linke during the 2010s and makes a plea for taking different understandings of 'the elite' seriously in populism research.

Im Gespräch erklärt Barbara die Widersprüche in der chinesischen Wirtschafts- und Klimapolitik und was diese Widersprüche für die Energiewende bedeuten.

In this episode, Guy Laron (Hebrew University, Department of International Relations) elaborates on far-right coalitions, settler influence, contemporary protest dynamics and the history of neoliberalism in Israel.

Philipp Schulz reflects on his experience of conducting accompanied fieldwork in Uganda, and discusses how the presence of researcher's family members impacts on knowledge production, positionality and relationships.

Do citizens support fuel taxation in light of the climate crisis? In this paper, the authors find that policy distraction through other emerging crises is the main reason that support for fuel taxation in Europe is weakened.

In der Diskussion in Bremerhaven anlässlich der EU-Parlamentswahlen vom 9. Juni 2024 geht es um die verschiedenen Positionierungen in Deutschland und Europa zu Verteidigungspolitik in Zeiten des Ukrainekrieges.

Im Gespräch zu den Motiven des pro-palästinensischen Aktivismus an deutschen Universitäten und den Reaktionen durch Unileitungen und Politik plädiert Roy Karadag dafür, diese Proteste nicht zu kriminalisieren.

Zeynep Pinar Erdem and Onen David Ongwech present research on queer migrants in Uganda, Turkey and Lebanon at Istanbul conference.

This article examines the willingness of citizens from beyond China to embrace government-run Social Credit Systems (SCS) within their countries and whether they would do so even if technologies were supplied by China.

In this new piece published in Global Studies Quarterly, Philipp Schulz, Eunice Apio and Robin Oryem explore practices and experiences of love and carein the wake of life in the LRA insurgency group in northern Uganda.

Ein Gespräch mit Philippe Ketouré (Université de Abidjan) über seine Einschätzungen zur neuen feministischen Außen- und Entwicklungspolitik Deutschlands.

Philipp Schulz was guest at the seedyshow Youtube channel and was interviewed on his research on love and care in armed conflict in Africa.

The authors find surprisingly high level of participations, driven mainly by Chinese citizens who are digitally skilled, environmentally concerned, and also offline very active.

Katren Rogers und Marco Nicola Binetti, vormals University of Sidney und Bundeswehr Universität München, ganz herzlich am Institut.

In der Disseration “Enfant Terrible of Policy-Makers and Mobile Workers’ Porous Safety Net - The Challenges of the EU Coordination of Social Security Systems” untersuchte Christina Grabbe das Zusammenspiel zwischen Arbeitnehmerfreizügigkeit und sozialer Absicherung in Europa.

Der aktuelle Newsletter zu Aktivitäten von InIIS-Mitgliedern der letzten sechs Monate ist nun erschienen und verfügbar.

In der Arbeit "Free to Move but Unprotected" untersucht Josephine die Auswirkungen der EU-Arbeitnehmerentsenderichtlinie und die jüngeren Spannungen zwischen Arbeits- und Dienstleistungsmobilität im europäischen Binnenmarkt.

In this talk, Harriet Byarugaba portrays her everyday life in the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) and reflects on the challenges of fighting Al-Shabaab and on the political developments of Somalia since the AU intervention.

Der Sammelband (Open Access) fragt angesichts globaler Armut, der Klimakatastrophe, zunehmender internationaler Konflikte nach der heutigen Relevanz der Neuen Internationalen Wirtschaftsordnung von 1974.

At this United States Institute of Peace (USIP) event , Pınar and Philipp will present their research at the "Creating Bridges between research, policy and practice to address conflict-related sexual violence" plenary.

How has the population of international organizations changed in recent decades, and how does that relate to the contestation of the liberal international order?

A student assistant is needed to support Prof. Susanne K. Schmidt for 5 hours/week. Application deadline is 25.10.2023.

Von August 2023 bis Januar 2024 ist Dr. Philippe Ketoure von der Universite de Cocody Abidjan als Gastwissenschaftler am InIIS, um seine Forschungen zu feministischer Außen- und Entwicklungspolitik voranzubringen.

In this publication in the Middle East Journal, Ahmed Elsayed investigates the precarious international legitimacy of Kurdish organizations in the Syrian War.

Für das Forschungsprojekt KNOWPRO „Wissensproduktion in der deutschen Friedens- und Sicherheitspolitik“ sucht das InIIS zum 01.10.2023 eine studentische Hilfskraft.

In ihrem neuen Buch diskutiert Samia Wirtschaftsmodelle jenseits von kapitalistischer Marktwirtschaft, Vorstellungen von Demokratie und Freiheit, Arbeitsteilung und Naturverhältnisse. In einem kurzen Interview stellt Samia Hauptanliegen und -aussagen vor.

In this new Comparative Political Studies article by Philipp Genschel, Laura Seelkopf and Julian Limberg, the authors investigate why and when countries have repealed the inheritance tax.

"What does it mean to say that international politics has a history?", ask Klaus Schlichte and Stephan Stetter in their new edited volume, published with Cambridge University Press, with contributions by Ayşe Zarakol, George Steinmetz, Julian Go, and many others.

In this new article, published in the International Journal of Transitional Justice, Philipp Schulz offers a empirical reflection about how sustainable and locally-owned survivors' groups in post-conflict settings are.

We are happy to welcome Barbara Pongratz as new InIIS researcher. Previously, Barbara was working for GIZ and the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS). In the coming years, she will investigate China's domestic and international climate policies.

From September 27-29, the University Bremen will host the congress "Political Theory in Times of Uncertainty." The congress reflects from the perspective of political theory, but with a view to other disciplines, on uncertainties in the face of a variety of current crises.

In diesem Artikel in der taz diskutiert unser assoziiertes Mitglied Alex Veit (European Council of Foreign Relations) die jüngste Reise afrikanischer Staatschefs nach Kiew und St. Petersburg sowie den Wandel der südafrikanischen Haltung zu Russland.

For the CRSV Observatory Podcast, hosted by the Gender and Security Project, Philipp Schulz spoke about his research on wartime sexual violence against men.

Nach den diesjährigen Berufungen unserer Neuzugänge Wiebke Rabe und Philipp Genschel kommt am Montag, den 19. Juni (17.15 Uhr), der Fachbereich Sozialwissenschaften der Universität Bremen für ihre Antrittsvorlesungen zu Globaler Ressourcenpolitik und Public Policy zusammen.

In diesem Kommentar in der Tageszeitung "Welt" argumentiert Klaus Schlichte gegen Ideen einer möglichen westlichen militärischen Stabilisierungsmission im Sudan.

Our new InIIS member Philipp Genschel has co-published two new articles that deal with more recent dynamics of institutionalization of EU security, as, for example, triggered by Russia's attack on Ukraine.

In this new piece, Sarah Penteado, our associate member Hawa Noor Zitzmann and our MAIR student Justina Hutchinson discuss the debates on the politics and social dynamics of land grabs in Ethiopia, Ghana, Mozambique and Zambia.

Based on her doctoral research on the economic internationalization of Chinese provinces, this book provides novel insights into how these have developed into major sources of China’s outbound investments.

In this article, Christina argues that Western European policymakers' concern on the access of EU mobile workers to social security is not only the financial burden on their welfare systems, but also the question how compatible reform proposals are with national monitoring and enforcement systems.

Wir freuen uns, Wiebke Rabe als neue Professorin für Internationale Beziehungen mit dem Schwerpunkt "Globale Ressourcenpolitik" am InIIS begrüßen zu dürfen!

Im Interview mit ntv erörtert Roy Karadag die möglichen politischen Folgen des verheerenden Erdbebens in der Türkei vom 6. Februar.

Gemeinsam mit Landesbischof Friedrick Kramer (EKD) diskutiert Klaus Schlichte mögliche Positionierungen hierzulande zur russischen Aggression und erörtert die Spannung zwischen Ansprüchen von Pazifismus und Solidarität in diesem Krieg.

In unserem halbjährlichen Überblick: Feldforschungsaufenthalte in Afrika, neue Publikationen und Workshops zu Rechtspopulismus, zu Land, bewaffneten Gruppen und Zukunftspolitik. Und natürlich viel mehr!

Wie und in welchem Rahmen lassen sich private Sicherheitsfirmen in der internationalen Politik regulieren? Berenike Prem im Gespräch mit Gunnar Bantz und Jakob Henninger zu ihrem Forschungsprojekt im SFB 597 "Staatlichkeit im Wandel" an der Uni Bremen von 2010 bis 2014.

Wie funktionieren internationale Interventionen gegen sexualisierte Gewalt in Konfliktregionen? Und mit welche nicht-intendierten politisch-bürokratischen Folgen humanitärer Praktiken leben lokale Gesellschaften? Lisa Tschörner & Alex berichten aus ihrem DFG-Forschungsprojekt (2015-2019) am InIIS.

What might we find out if we see land as different constellations of human-nature relationships? In this piece, Katarina presents some of the different ways in which land has been engaged in multi-disciplinary scholarship and proposes human-soil relations as another possible mode of investigation.

This new research project, led by Dr. Philipp Schulz and Dr. Roxani Krystalli (University of St. Andrews) focuses on practices and relations of love and care in the midst and wake of armed conflict. The three year project (2023-26) is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the UK AHRC.

In his new book "Inside an African Police Force", Jude Kagoro investigates the everyday urban and rural interactions between populace and the Ugandan Police Force (UPF), including an analysis of the increasingly political nature of the police as power source in President Museveni's rule.

Welche Rolle spielte das Ende des Ost-West-Konflikts für die IB in Bremen? Lars Brozus und Bernhard Trautner, die in den 1990er Jahren ihre Dissertationen am InIIS verfassten, reflektieren die Herausbildung neuer Konfliktlinien in der internationalen Politik und zwei Wege, sie zu erforschen.

In der Sendung "Wortwechsel" auf Deutschlandfunk Kultur diskutiert Martin Nonhoff mit Doris Simon, Ralph Freund und Tyson Barker die Frage, wie es nach den Kongresswahleln vom 8. November 2022 um die US-amerikanische Demokratie steht.

Wie wurde am InIIS vor zwanzig Jahren über Öffentlichkeit, Politik und medialen Wandel geforscht? In diesem Gespräch kommen unsere ehemaligen Mitglieder Lothar Probst, Katharina Kleinen-von Königsloh (Uni Hamburg) und Tanjev Schultz (Uni Mainz) zusammen und diskutieren rückblickend diese Themen.

This new article in JEPP investigates how the COVID pandemic affected the free movement of people. It finds that free movement, despite being a fundamental principle of the EU, ultimately depends on national policies (borders, health, welfare) which are only partly implemented at the regional level.

Im ersten Gespräch unserer neuen "InIIS Re:Members"-Reihe trafen sich Susanne K. Schmidt und Benjamin Werner (am InIIS von 2014 bis 2018) mit Daniel Seikel (WSI Düsseldorf) und diskutierten die Hintergründe und Ergebnisse des Forschungsprojekts "Transnationalization and Judicialization of Welfare".

In this new article in the Journal of Common Market Studies, Susanne K. Schmidt and Michael Blauberger explore new forms of exploitation in the German meat sector, how this connects to EU dynamics and why Denmark did not follow this path of negative European integration to liberalize labor markets.

In this new InIIS InSIGHTS episode, Klaus Schlichte and Jude Kagoro meet with Frank N. Rusa, country representative of the Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy (NIMD) to discuss the place and democratic potential of elections, parliament and parties in contemporary Ugandan politics.

In this new article, Henri Myrttinen and Philipp Schulz critically interrogate potential tensions and frictions in recent attempts to broaden the scope of research and programming on conflict-related sexual violence and shed light on several risks involved in such efforts.

Unsere diesjährige Dieter Senghaas Lecture hält Prof. Marie-Janine Calic (LMU München) zur internationalen Konfliktbearbeitung und Friedenskonsolidierung auf dem Westbalkan. Die Veranstaltung findet am 27. Oktober 2022 im Haus der Wissenschaft statt (18 Uhr, Olbers-Saal).

Klaus Schlichtes analysiert in diesem Beitrag die strukturierenden und dynamisierenden Bedingungen für den russischen Angriff auf die Ukraine und diskutiert für die Leviathan-Debatte die Bedeutung vorherrschender Theorietraditionen in den deutschen Internationalen Beziehungen.

Der gemeinsam mit Martin Seeliger (IAW Bremen) und Christof Roos (Uni Flensburg) organisierte Workshop untersucht neue Dynamiken von Arbeitsmigration in der Europäischen Union.

Mit Lukas Wank von ASPR unterhält sich Dieter Senghaas zum Thema "40 Jahre Friedenszentrum Schlaining" und zur Entwicklung der deutschsprachigen Friedensforschung der letzten Jahrzehnte.

Von Alex Veit gemeinsam mit der Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung organisierte Podiumsdiskussion in Berlin zur Frage, wie eine neue und gerechte Weltwirtschaftsordnung zu realisieren wäre.

Martin Nonhoff und Seongcheol Kim haben das neue Heft von Mittelweg 36 zu den Platzprotesten der 2010er Jahre herausgegeben. Mit Beiträgen zu Occupy Wall Street (Christian Leonhardt), Protesten in Spanien, Ägypten, Russland und Belarus.

Student assistant job at project "Figurations of Internationalized Rule", application deadline: 15th August

Our new DFG-funded research group "Between Populism and Radical Democracy, between Party and Movement: The Discursive Afterlife of Square Movements" introduces itself

Unsere diessemestrige InIIS Lunchtime Veranstaltung mit Ulrich Schneckener (Uni Osnabrück) und Elizaveta Gaufman (University of Groningen) zum Ukrainekrieg.

Neues Graduiertenkolleg "Contradiction Studies", neue Forschungsprojekte zu Populismus/Parteien/Bewegungen, zu deutscher Sicherheitspolitik und zu neuen Landfragen auf dem Westbalkan. Und natürlich vieles mehr an Neuigkeiten aus dem InIIS.

Der neue Sammelband "Politik und Regieren in Bremen" von Lothar Probst, Andreas Klee und Matthias Güldner wird am 2. Mai 2022 in der Bremischen Bürgerschaft vorgestellt und besprochen.

Focuses on the verti­cal interdepend­en­cies through carefully selected IOs, providing path-breaking and systemati­cally aligned re­search on the paradigms that IOs spread across the globe. Meets a growing demand for more systematic knowledge about the development and trans­formation of education.

In der zweiten Folge des InIIS InISGHTS Podcasts bespricht Roy Karadag mit Elizaveta Gaufman die am 24. Februar beginnende russische Invasion der Ukraine.

In der ersten Folge unseres neuen Podcasts diskutiert Klaus Schlichte mit Mabruk Derbésh die Folgen der vielfältigen militärischen und politischen Interventionen in Libyen.