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Call for Applications of the Masaryk Institute and Archives in Prague. Deadline: March 10, 2024

Blogbeitrag#223. April 2024

Western Europe

Blog: Neue Online Angebote der bpb

Western Europe is an important destination for international migrants. With Germany, the region contains one of the countries with the highest number of international migrants in the world.

Blogbeitrag#313. April 2024

Perspectives on Europe

Call for Item Submission for the GESIS Panel Population Sample. Deadline: April 28, 2024

Blogbeitrag#416. November 2023

Is France Desacralizing its Constitution?

Blog: Verfassungsblog

Baptiste Charvin

From 2002 to the present day, hundreds of constitutional bills have been proposed by delegates in Parliament, with forty of them being introduced within a year following the renewal of the Assemblée Nationale after the 2022 legislative elections. Each bill contains unique and far-reaching provisions. The proposals illustrate a shift within secondary constituent power, which no longer perceives the Constitution as a sacred text, the supreme standard of the French legal order, but as a wish list, and as an object of political communication subject to trivial media considerations.

Forum Transregionale Studien

Blogbeitrag#53. Januar 2024

Palestine and the Migrant Question in Postcolonial France

Blog: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research

By Olivia C. Harrison. This article is a review of Olivia Harrison's new book "Natives against Nativism: Antiracism and Indigenous Critique in Postcolonial France". She examines the intersection of antiracist and pro-Palestinian activism in France from the 1970s to the present. Against the ubiquitous association of pro-Palestinianism with Islamism and anti-Semitism, she shows that the Palestinian question has served as a "rallying cry" for anti-colonial and antiracist activists for the past fifty years.

Blogbeitrag#613. Juni 2022

The Return of History

Blog: InDebate Archive - Philosophie InDebate

Anne Specht

"Die Tradition der Unterdrückten belehrt uns darüber, daß der Ausnahmezustand in dem wir leben, die Regel ist. Wir müssen zu einem Begriff der Geschichte kommen, der dem entspricht." Walter Benjamin, Über den Begriff der Geschichte, These VIII. On March 2022, a few days after the first strikes of the Russian army on Ukrainian territory began, […]
Der Beitrag The Return of History erschien zuerst auf Philosophie InDebate.

Blogbeitrag#721. März 2024

History of Intellectual Culture

Call for Papers for a Volume of the Yearbook of Knowledge and Society. Deadline: May 1, 2024

Blogbeitrag#87. November 2023

Queer Time/Queer History

Blog: blog*interdisziplinäre geschlechterforschung

Ein Interesse an Zeit, Zeitlichkeit und Verzeitlichung lässt sich bis auf die Anfänge der Queer Studies zurückverfolgen. Deren Theoriebildung hat sich unter anderem an der Gültigkeit von Kategorien in...

Blogbeitrag#928. März 2024

European Social Science History Conference 2025

Forum Transregionale Studien

Blogbeitrag#106. Februar 2024

A Global History of Hungary: Concept, Implementation, Reflection

Blog: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research

By Ferenc Laczó, András Vadas, and Bálint Varga. As a recent project on the global history of Hungary aims to demonstrate, studying Central and Eastern Europe through the systematic application of transnational methods and from a truly global perspective can offer original and valuable insights. In this essay, the authors of Magyarország globális története (A Global History of Hungary) would like to outline their agenda of applying transnational methods to the long-term reinterpretation of a country's history and reflect on the ambition to embed Hungarian history comprehensively in global frameworks.

Blogbeitrag#1110. November 2023

Europe and the Global Race to Regulate AI

Blog: Verfassungsblog

Martin Kretschmer

The EU wants to set the global rule book for AI. This blog explains the complex "risk hierarchy" that pervades the proposed AI Act, currently in the final stages of trilogue negotiation. This contrasts with the US focus on "national security risks". We point out shortcomings of the EU approach requiring comprehensive risk assessments (ex ante), at the level of technology development. Using economic analysis, we distinguish exogenous and endogenous sources of potential AI harm arising from input data. We are sceptical that legislators can anticipate the future of a general purpose technology, such as AI. We propose that from the perspective of encouraging ongoing innovation, (ex post) liability rules can provide the right incentives to improve data quality and AI safety.

Prof. Dr. Gisela Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet

Blogbeitrag#1217. Januar 2023

The Watershed Era: A New Security Architecture for Europe?

Blog: mainEUropa

Prof. Gisela Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet hat im Blog des Forum for International Cultural Relations einen Beitrag über die „Zeitenwende“ und ihre Bedeutung für die Sicherheitsarchitektur in Europa geschrieben. Hier können Sie den Beitrag lesen.
Der Beitrag The Watershed Era: A New Security Architecture for Europe? erschien zuerst auf mainEUropa.