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Müssen sich Religion und Feminismus ausschließen? Das Beispiel buddhistischer Mädchenschulen auf Sri Lanka zeigt, dass diese Trennung eine Geschichte des Feminismus verschleiert, deren Erinnerung...

"Wir als Tansanier/Afrikaner haben unsere eigenen Werte und Kulturen, die sich im Laufe von Jahren gebildet haben, die unsere Lebensweise bestimmt haben und die nur Ehen zwischen Mann und Frau...

Wie es scheint, geht es derzeit an vielen Stellen in Deutschland um die Verteidigung des christlichen Abendlandes. So prangern Rechtspopulist*innen auf der Straße oder in den Parlamenten eine (kulturelle) Überfremdung an, die besonders die christlichen Wurzeln der nationalen Kultur beschädigen soll. Diese "Gefährdungswahrnehmung" manifestierte sich maßgeblich durch die 2015 rasant gesteigerte Zuwanderung und Migrationsbewegungen nach Europa. Und viele Bürger*innen scheinen diesen Argumenten zu folgen. Doch welche Rolle spielt Religion in diesen Diskussionen? ...

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy was picking up his dry cleaning in Brooklyn when he got a call from the Obama administration asking if he was interested in the job. He wavered at first, but realized it was the perfect blend of his healthcare nonprofit, advocacy and medical practice experiences. He is now on his second stint as America's top doctor under President Biden. Dr. Murthy joined David to talk about his family's immigration story, Covid-19 and his concerns over variants and vaccination rates, gun violence, emotional wellness and loneliness and designing a better post-pandemic future.
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Do divisive primaries actually affect how candidates perform in general elections? It's a question political scientist have been trying and failing to untangle, but we found someone who may have an answer.

With the 2020 democratic primary getting into full swing, we sit down with Alexander Fouirnaies whose research tells us a lot about the effects of divisive primaries and what we can expect from the 2020 Presidential election.

http://www.andrewbenjaminhall.com/Fouirnaies_Hall_Divisive_Primaries.pdf

Hello friends, and welcome to Episode 20 of Fully Automated, an Occupy IR Theory podcast.



Its January 4, 2020, and kicking off our fourth season of the show 2020 with two episodes on the recent elections in the UK. In this episode, we are joined by a former guest, Lee Jones, Reader in International Politics at Queen Mary, University of London, who is also a contributor at the blog, The Full Brexit. In the next episode, which should be posting sometime in the next few days, we'll have Owen Worth, of the University of Limerick.



Now, both these guests have been on before and, as you'll see, they have slightly different explanations not only about what happened in the UK election, but about where the left goes from here. But today we get the ball rolling with Lee Jones. The last time you heard him on this show was in Episode 14, in December 2018. We recorded that episode right after the European Council had agreed to the terms of Prime Minister Theresa May's withdrawal agreement. Its hard to imagine that, a year later, after countless delays, Britain is actually about to leave the European Union!



The UK election took place on December 12, just before Christmas. The results were one of the worst ever for the British Labour Party and so, as we might expect, there have been a lot of "what happened" pieces circulating in the last couple weeks. But one of the more prominent explanations circulating is that the result was kind of a "revenge of the boomers" scenario, or the triumph of British nationalism, or what some even call "nativism." On the night of the election, for example, Paul Mason tweeted that the results represent "a victory of the old over the young, racists over people of colour, selfishness over the planet."



In this episode, you're going to hear Lee Jones repudiate that argument in no uncertain terms. As he argued in a recent blog post on The Full Brexit, the results of the election are intimately connected to the politics of Brexit, which itself can't be understood unless we first have a grasp on the strange tragedy of the British left. In the episode, we're going to talk about the significance of the decision at the Labour Party's 2019 annual conference, to support the call for a second referendum. For Lee, however, this decision was merely the latest in a long series of betrayals by the Labour Party of its working class base. This is a contestable argument, I should note, and in our next episode you're going to hear Owen Worth push back on it, a little. For now though, Lee's critical point is that this defeat was more a wake up call for the British left than a defeat of leftist ideals and principles. And, as we discuss towards the end of the show, there are lessons here for other leftist parties around the world, and especially for activists supporting the Bernie Sanders campaign in the United States.

The following is a guest post by Ben O’Keeffe One ideological motif has run throughout this General Election campaign: Nationalism. From the rising force of the SNP and UKIP, to Labour and the Conservative's pandering to calls for greater controls on immigration, an undercurrent of nationalism has made British identity a more prevalent election issue […]
The post UK General Election 2015: Nationalism – The one thing everyone agrees on appeared first on Europe on the Strand .

  Over the past two months, I see that religion is playing a significant role in politics, both domestically and internationally. The UK and Ireland archbishops' warning of the government’s Internal Market Bill, ongoing confrontation between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the French President Emmanuel Macron over Islam and Secularism, and the Catholic Church's […]
The post Intersection of Religion and Politics– who is on the losing side in this encounter. appeared first on Gulay Icoz.

One of the most common arguments in favor of the nomination of Senator Bernie Sanders as this year's Democratic presidential candidate is that he gets people excited, especially younger voters, and that this will result in a "Revolution" of voter … Continue reading →

For a panel on "Global Organisation as Text in Context" at the ECPR General Conference, Section 82: "Developments of and in International Organisations – From Interstate Cooperation to Global Order?" we are calling for paper proposals  (Deadline Feb 1, 2011).

International Organisations/Institutions and discourse are not mutually exclusive. Focussing on the institutionalisation of discourses and on the discursive production and reproduction of institutions, the panel is based on the assumption that discourses and institutions are inextricably intertwined and, thus, should be analysed accordingly. In terms of empirical studies, a textual perspective allows to access the micropolitics of institutions and international organisations.
We are interested in the discursive processes that bring forth what Max Weber has called the "congealed spirit [...] embodied in that living machine which is represented by bureaucratic organisation with its specialisation of trained, technical work, its delimitation of areas of responsibility, its regulations and its graduated hierarchy of relations of obedience". Against the background of a renewed interest in the formalisation of institutions, for instance in the context of debates about global constitutionalisation, the panel engages with the self-generative processes of (highly) formalised institutions, i.e. IOs.
Questions for papers in the frame of this panel could include:
How is the social context of international organisations/institutions reflected in their institutional discourses? What is the relation between organisations and their social/political environment? How do institutions structure their discursive arenas – and the subject positions connected to them?

All paper proposals must be submitted via email and online under http://www.ecprnet.eu/conferences/general_conference/reykjavik
(Deadline: Feb 1, 2011)

Begrüßung



Tickets für die Lage LiveLage der Nation Plus



Irak (Interview Alexander Graf Lambsdorff)



Luftangriff im Irak: Machtvakuum mit Gewalt gefüllt (Süddeutsche.de)The Shadow Commander (The New Yorker)Dexter Filkins on the Air Strike that Killed Qassem Suleimani — The New Yorker Radio Hour (overcast.fm) Der Meister des Schattenkriegs (Süddeutsche.de) US-Luftangriff im Irak: Trumps Angriff, Irans Drohung (Süddeutsche.de) Kassim Soleimani: US-Militär tötet iranischen Top-General der Quds-Brigaden (Spiegel online)Iran general Qassem Suleimani killed in Baghdad drone strike ordered by Trump (the Guardian) Nobelpreisträger im Interview: Paul Krugman: "Europa sieht aus wie Japan vor 20 Jahren" (handelsblatt.com) Pro-Iranian Protesters End Siege of U.S. Embassy in Baghdad (The New York Times) Irak: Im Nahen Osten steht eine neue Eskalation bevor (Süddeutsche.de)US-Botschaft in Bagdad - Koordinierte Randale im Irak (Süddeutsche.de)Angriff auf US-Botschaft: Bloß kein zweites Bengasi (Süddeutsche.de)Paul Krugman: "Europa sieht aus wie Japan vor 20 Jahren" (Handelsblatt) Wahl 2020: Warum Trump beste Chancen hat (Süddeutsche.de)



WRD löscht Kinderchor-Video



Tagesthemen 23:45 Uhr, 30.12.2019 (YouTube)"Eklatante Verletzung der Rundfunkfreiheit": WDR-Redakteure kritisieren Buhrow (Übermedien) Martin Hoffmann (Twitter) Blog | Luca Hammer (Luca Hammer) Sonneborn kritisiert WDR-Intendant Buhrow für Umgang mit "Umweltsau"-Lied (t-online)"Umweltsau"-Skandalisierung: Die Empörungsmaschine läuft heiß (Spiegel online) WRD Kommunikation (Twitter)Stephan Anpalagan (Twitter)ProseccoPrinz (Twitter) WDR-"Umweltsau"-Skandalisierung: Die Empörungsmaschine läuft heiß (Spiegel online) Satire Deluxe - Die Bühnenshow zur Kultsendung (WDR 5)"Über dieses Stöckchen werde ich gewiss nicht springen" (Spiegel online) MR081 Was im Gehirn von Rechten passiert (Philipp Huebl, Philosoph) (Medienradio)



Leipziger Silvesternacht



Leipziger Silvesternacht - Wer trägt welche Schuld? (Süddeutsche.de)Andreas Raabe (thread reader)Aiko Kempen (Twitter)TAZ: Leipziger Polizei könnte Angriff auf Polizisten in Silvesternacht aufgebauscht haben (Deutschlandfunk)Gewalt in Leipzig-Connewitz an Silvester: Eskalation mit Ansage (TAZ)Eine Nacht der Eskalation. Worte zu Silvester am Connewitzer Kreuz (Juliane Nagel) Krawalle in Leipzig-Connewitz: Rituale der Gewalt (Süddeutsche.de)Radikale in Leipziger Linkenviertel Connewitz: Rote Zone (Spiegel online) Polizei schwächt Aussagen zu Ausschreitungen ab (Süddeutsche Zeitung)



Politik gegen Steuertricks



Konzern will Steuern zahlen (Süddeutsche.de)Google in Irland - Ein Steuerschlupfloch schließt sich (Süddeutsche.de)I Was Google's Head of International Relations. Here's Why I Left. (Medium)



Waldbrände in Australien



Tagesthemen 23:45 Uhr, 30.12.2019 (YouTube)



Hacker-Kongress 36C3



36C3 - Verkehrswende selber hacken (YouTube)36C3 - Let's play Infokrieg (YouTube) 36C3-Videotipps: Genervt vom Online-Banking? Sie sind nicht allein (Spiegel online)What the World can learn from Hongkong (media.ccc.de)36C3 - Was hat die PSD2 je für uns getan? (YouTube)36C3 - "Hacker hin oder her": Die elektronische Patientenakte kommt! (YouTube) 36C3 - BahnMining - Pünktlichkeit ist eine Zier (YouTube)






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Film director and producer Jay Roach joins David to talk about his transition from directing comedies to political films, #TimesUp in Hollywood, converting to Judaism, and more.
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Sarah Hurwitz, former head speechwriter for First Lady Michelle Obama and senior speechwriter for President Barack Obama, joins David to discuss her early career in politics, the art of speechwriting, and the spiritual journey that culminated in her new book: Here All Along: Finding Meaning, Spirituality, and a Deeper Connection to Life-- in Judaism (After Finally Choosing to Look There).
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Part 4 of a seminar on the relationship between religion and politics in Egypt.

Anlässlich der EASR ('European Association for the Study of Religions') Konferenz trafen sich Moritz Klenk und Wolfgang Eßbach zu einem Gespräch.
Es ging um Religionssoziologie, kritische Soziologie, Politik und Hochschulpolitik und auch um ganz konkrete Fragen der soziologischen Arbeit in und an Universitäten. »Soziologie im Gespräch« also, sowohl als Thema, wie auch in der Form – wie geschaffen für eine Sonderfolge im Sozialtheoristen-Podcast..