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"Extending Justice: Strategies to Increase Inclusion & Reduce Bias offers expert perspective and actionable tools for interrupting bias. The first book in this series, Enhancing Justice: Reducing Bias, was written to increase awareness of implicit bias and serve as a benchbook for judges. This book goes the next step to be useful to a wider audience with virtually every chapter offering thoughtful context and practical strategies for interrupting unintentional bias. Edited by two proven leaders in the field, with 26 chapters written by fifty highly-diverse authors, the voices here combine to provide wide-ranging and user-friendly science and tools. Perspective comes from authors who are diverse in gender, gender orientation, race and ethnicity, age, ability, education, and profession. Fields covered are also diverse, including law, health, education, artificial intelligence, nonprofits, education, the military, and disability. Thought-provoking essays and interviews on healthcare, extremism, courage, and the silence and invisibility of the Native American community further enrich the work. The chapters are written to stand alone but build on each other for a strong collective whole. Readers will find the book useful in their own disciplines and beyond. Teachers, students, judges, and professionals in all fields can use this work for inspiration and reference as they apply its strategies and thinking to enhance their accomplishments in achieving diversity, equity, and inclusion, individually and systemically"--

Die extreme Rechte wurde "nicht in den Schützengräben des Ersten Weltkrieges geboren und starb nicht in den Ruinen von Berlin", notierte der Faschismusforscher Zeev Sternhell. Wie richtig er lag, zeigt sich immer wieder an den rechten Rändern unserer Gesellschaft. Den bekannten, aber auch den allerneuesten Ausprägungen dieser rechten Ränder widmen sich die Beiträge von David Begrich, Gideon Botsch, Friedrich Burschel, Susanne Feustel, Sebastian Friedrich, Richard Gebhardt, Caro Keller, Helmut Kellershohn, Christoph Kopke, Felix Korsch, Andrea Röpke, Bernard Schmid, Erich Später, Andreas Speit, Zeev Sternhell, Fabian Virchow und Volker Weiß in diesem Band.

Ce colloque, qui s'est tenu peu de temps avant que la crise sanitaire du Covid ne vienne bouleverser le dialogue universitaire, a réuni des chercheurs issus d'un large éventail de pays et de disciplines, afin de débattre des représentations de la guerre dans les manuels scolaires et de la manière dont elles ont contribué à façonner différents récits culturels à l'échelle de l'Europe. Les interventions ont permis de décrypter les caractéristiques de discours politiques en images, que les enfants ont été encouragés à intégrer. Elles ont aussi soulevé les questions inhérentes à la refonte d'une histoire scolaire commune ayant pour finalité de forger une véritable identité citoyenne européenne