Past Events
20th June 2022
social science guest lecture in the summer semester 2022
lecture by: Frau Prof. Dr. Cordula Kropp (ZIRIUS)
topic: "Urban Experimenting in an Unequal Society: Alternative Food Networks' Politics and their Societal Dividing Line"
21st - 23rd April 2022
Online-Workshop: Decolonising Discourse Studies
organised by: Dr. Anna Schwachula und Dr. Annette Knaut
topic: „Decolonising Discourse Studies. Qualitative research on (non)discursive and postcolonial construction of realities“
Programme Online-Workshop Decolonising Discourse Studies
21st June 2021
social science guest lecture in the summer semester of 2022
lecture by: Patrik Budenz, Photograher
topic: "Artistic Photography as Ethnological Practice?"
18th - 19th June 2021
Conference: Societies During the Crisis
organised by: Dr. Debora Frommeld & Dr. Annette Knaut
topic: „Societies During the Crisis. Establishing Regimes of Knowledge and (Non-) Discoursive Practices During the Dissemination of SARS-CoV-2“
21st december 2020
social science guest lecture in the winter semester 2020/2021
lecture by: Dr. habil. Fritz Reusswig (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK)
topic: "The new polarization of the climate discourse in Germany – manifestations, reasons, perspectives"
21st september 2020
Sociology and Jazz - Howard S. Becker and Reiner Keller in live conversation
lectured by: Howard S. Becker & Reiner Keller
topic: part of the digital DGS congress "Society under Tension"
5th-7th march 2020
Springschool knowledge sociological discourse analysis 2020
topic: The Springschool Knowledge Sociological Discourse Analysis (WDA) is aimed at scientists from various social and humanities disciplines who want to work in qualification projects or research projects with discourse-theoretical and discourse-analytical perspectives of the WDA.
3rd february 2020
social science guest lecture in the winter semester 2019/2020
lecture by: Prof. Dr. Matthias Groß
topic: Give me an experiment and I'll find a lab
more information: If you look at today's discussions about real labs or urban and living labs in the context of the energy transition or geoengineering, one might get the impression that experimentation first takes place outside the ancestral areas of science in the wider society and the laboratory falls behind. But how could this be framed sociologically?
20th january 2020
social science guest lecture in the winter semester 2019/2020
lecture by: Prof. Dr. Bernt Schnettler
topic: Visual Ethnography of an Intermediate World. In the FARC's transitional camps in Colombia
more information: The peace process in Colombia, which led to the demobilisation of the FARC in 2016, is still under way. Hopes for a swift end to the decades-long conflict face complex problems. These include issues of transitional justice and the difficult integration of demobilized fighters into Colombian society, which continues to be marked by enormous social inequality.