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
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 Luchtime 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 and the Crisis of the Liberal World Order"
1 February InIIS Lunchtime Talk, Wiebke Rabe, "Digital public participation in China's environmental governance"