Zentrumskolloquium

• Center Colloquium | “Let's Talk about Conflict” | Session 1 The Center Colloquium takes place several times a semester and is a regular meeting point for the Center for Conflict Studies staff to exchange about projects in research and teaching.
• Center Colloquium | “Let's Talk about Conflict” | Session 2 The Center Colloquium takes place several times a semester and is a regular meeting point for the Center for Conflict Studies staff to exchange about projects in research and teaching.
• Center Colloquium | “Let's Talk about Conflict” | Session 3 The Center Colloquium takes place several times a semester and is a regular meeting point for the Center for Conflict Studies staff to exchange about projects in research and teaching.
• Center Colloquium | “Let's Talk about Conflict” | Session 4 The Center Colloquium takes place several times a semester and is a regular meeting point for the Center for Conflict Studies staff to exchange about projects in research and teaching
• Center Colloquium | “Let's Talk about Conflict” | Session 5 The Center Colloquium takes place several times a semester and is a regular meeting point for the Center for Conflict Studies staff to exchange about projects in research and teaching.
• Center Colloquium - Tasnim Jabaly & Sebastian Weste and Thorsten Bonacker Tasnim Jabaly & Sebastian Weste: Doing Human Rights: How the Categories of "Human" and "Migrant" are Made (Ir-)Relevant in Everyday Life | Thorsten Bonacker: International Peacebuilding in Atmosphere of Violence
• Center Colloquium - Ivan Bakalov and Andrew Johnson Ivan Bakalov: Explaining Russia's Invasion in Ukraine: Debating Geopolitics, Civilisational Choice, and Dead-End Capitalist Transition Andrew Johnson: Two Abolitionist Parables: Le Guin v. Jemisin
• Center Colloquium - Session 1 Rebeka Gluhbegovic about "How does Extractivism Root Itself as the Dominant Economic Model? A Look at Gafsa"
• LET ́S TALK ABOUT CONFLICT - Center Colloquium - Session 4
• LET ́S TALK ABOUT CONFLICT - Center Colloquium - Session 3
• Center Colloquium - Network Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict and Tobias Müller Network Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict | Tobias Müller: Climate Coloniality and Democratic Futures
• LET ́S TALK ABOUT CONFLICT - Center Colloquium - Session 2
• Center Colloquium - Mina Ibrahim and Christin Stühlen Mina Ibrahim: Nestorius of Constantinople & the Syrian Trials in Germany: Theological-Political Remarks | Christin Stühlen: Unveiling the Conflict Potential of Europe's Green Transition in Its Semi-Periphery
• Center Colloquium - Olivera Simic and Nicoleta Annemarie Munteanu Olivera Simic about "Legacies of Wartime Rapes in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Crimes with no Punishment" Nicoleta Annemarie Munteanu about "The Evolution of Media Operation within the Current Security Environment"
• LET ́S TALK ABOUT CONFLICT - Center Colloquium - Session 1
• LET ́S TALK ABOUT CONFLICT - Center Colloquium - Session 5
• Center Colloquium - Session 4 Network Postcolonia Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict - Project Overview | Tobias Müller: Climate Coloniality and Democratic Futures
• "Justice Resisted? The Politics of Transitional Justice in Cambodia" & "Memory and Justice" Vorträge von Julie Bernath und Susanne Buckley-Zistel im Rahmen des Zentrumkolloquiums "Let's talk about Conflict"
• Zentrumskolloquium | Ruth Murambadoro: Gender Justice and Narratives of Violence & Filipp Semyonov: Non-Conflicts in Post-Soviet Central Asia
• Zentrumskolloquium | Anika Oettler, Myriell Fußer, Luisa Betancourt und Ilona Stahl: Imagine! Reconciliation in Colombia & Densua Mumford: Cybersecurity and Race
• Zentrumskolloquium | Julia Penachioni: Transitional Justice after Episodes of Poltical Violence & Felix Anderl: The Social Questions in Agrarian Contexts
• Zentrumskolloquium | Alina Giesen: Narrating Victimhood & Alex Lamprou: Greek Refugees in the Middle East 1941-46