Citizens, Politics and Democracy (working group)
Spokespersons: Simone Abendschön / Patricia Kamper / Philipp Kleer
The fundamental content dimension underlying this section is the "input side" of modern democracies: values and norms, political socialization, attitudes and participation of citizens, communication and media. Here, processes of political socialization, information processing, and factors of the respective institutional context form the core of the research efforts. How do socially and politically relevant attitudes and value orientations develop? What factors enable or hinder citizens' participation in politics and society? How is (civil) societal value change triggered and what influences does this have on the structure, functioning and performance of democracy? What role do media and digital changes play in this process? This also brings questions of social, gender-specific and political inequality into focus. By including local, national and institutional contexts, the section's work is also based in principle on a comparative perspective.
The aim of our research section is to contribute to the knowledge of the (inter)national scientific community in a basic sense. We take up substantively relevant questions and aim to answer them in a methodologically appropriate way and anchored in empirical social research.
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Further Information
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April 16th, 2024,
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Colloquium |
Colloquium of the GGS standing group and Chair of Research Methods in Political Science
B013, House B, Philosophikum II (hybrid, BBB-Link ) preliminary program (the program will be updated one week ahead of the event) |
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May 22nd, 2024
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Public lecture |
Dimokritos Kavadias (VU Brüssel), Youth in Superdiverse Cities: Challenges and Lessons from Brussels , May 22nd, 2024, 17. 15h, E101 |
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May 14th, 2024,
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Colloquium |
Colloquium of the GGS standing group and Chair of Research Methods in Political Science
B013, House B, Philosophikum II (hybrid, BBB-Link ) preliminary program (the program will be updated one week ahead of the event) |
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June 14th, 2024
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working group meeting |
Retrospect of the last year. Planning of events in winter semester 2024/25. Election of at least one spokesperson. Online via BBB -Link. |
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July 2nd, 2024,
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Colloquium |
Colloquium of the GGS standing group and Chair of Research Methods in Political Science
B013, House B, Philosophikum II (hybrid, BBB-Link ) preliminary program (the program will be updated one week ahead of the event) |
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Further Informationen
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February 7th, 2024
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Colloquium |
Members from the working group present their projects or papers. Feedback and discussion of the papers. Room: E214b, House E, Philosophikum II |
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December, 13th, 2023, online |
working group meeting |
Planning of events in winter semester 2023/24 Planning preview summer semester 2024 Contact Philipp Kleer for the meeting code. |
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29. June 2023, 18:15 - 19:45 Uhr |
Lecture |
Children are not idiots! Children's Understanding of Politics & Political Interest (in German) Lena Haug, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg |
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29. June 2023 |
Colloquium |
Doctoral students from the working group present their doctoral projects or papers. Feedback and discussion of the papers. |
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28. June 2023, 11-13h |
working group meeting |
Veranstaltungsplanung im Wintersemester 2023/24 Rückschau Sommersemester Mitgliederwerbung |