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Blog: Reason.com
Prof. JoAnn Koob at George Mason University [Antonin Scalia] School of Law told me about this project, which sounds very interesting, so I thought I'd pass it along. Here's the blurb from her: Bringing Civil Discourse to Law Schools As the country becomes increasingly divided, civil and thoughtful discussion about important issues is often shut…
Blog: Verfassungsblog
The Pros and Cons of Pseudonymous Publishing for Science and the Public.
Blog: UCL Uncovering Politics
This week, we're looking at how Russian leaders talk about sovereignty. In particular, how do their ideas about sovereignty help them rationalise war in Ukraine?
Blog: Political Theory - Habermas and Rawls
In "Educational Theory" (vol. 73, no. 2): Discourse Ethical Perspectives on Education in Polarized Political Cultures* Christopher Martin – "Symposium Introduction: Discourse EthicalPerspectives on Education in Polarized Political Cultures" (open access)* Julian Culp – "Democratic Citizenship Education in Digitized Societies: A Habermasian Approach"* Christopher Martin – "Educational Institutions and Indoctrination" (open access)* Anniina Leiviskä – "Truth, Moral Rightness, and Justification: AHabermasian Perspective on Decolonizing the University" (open access)* Krassimir Stojanov – "Inclusive Universalism as a Normative Principleof Education" (open access)* Darron Kelly – "Conceptualizing a Practical Discourse Survey Instrument for Assessing Communicative Agency and Rational Trust in Educational Policymaking"* Gertrud Nunner-Winkler – "Discourse Ethics: A Pedagogical Policy for Promoting Democratic Virtues"
Blog: PRIF BLOG
The way the escalation of violence in Israel, the Gaza Strip, and adjacent areas in the region is discussed in Germany is, in many respects, not surprising. It follows the structural dynamics of war discourses: the polarization into a friend–enemy schema; the negation of moral ambivalence; patterns of legitimation which suggest that the actions of one side are more than justified by the previous actions of the other side; the compulsion of the threat situation, discrediting reflection and distancing as inappropriate; the construction of unparalleled amorality; the circumvention of humane standards through dehumanization of the enemy; the simplification of an inherently complex situation.
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Hanna Pfeifer
Prof. Dr. Hanna Pfeifer ist Professorin für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Radikalisierungs- und Gewaltforschung in Kooperation mit der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt und Leiterin der Forschungsgruppe "Terrorismus" am PRIF. Sie forscht u.a. zu staatlichen und nicht-staatlichen Gewaltformen und –akteuren in der MENA-Region. // Prof. Dr Hanna Pfeifer is Professor of Political Science with a Focus on Radicalisation and Violence Research at PRIF and Goethe University Frankfurt, as well as head of PRIF's research group "Terrorism". Her research interests include, inter alia, state and non-state violence and actors in the MENA region. | Twitter: @hanna_pfeifer
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Blog: Social Europe
Protests in Ireland against the housing of single male asylum-seekers highlight the role played by security in far-right discourse.
Blog: RSS-Feed soziopolis.de
Call for Abstracts for an Edited Volume. Deadline: September 30, 2023
Blog: Global Voices
Colonized by Spain, the US, and Japan, the Philippines has a long history of discourses imposed on its own traditions, including the ones related to gender identity and fluidity.
Blog: Crossroads Europe
In recent years, political debate in many European countries and across the Atlantic has been characterised by the rise of populism, appeals to identity politics and frequent recourse to political myths.
The post Populism, Identity Politics and Political Discourse in Europe appeared first on Crossroads Europe.
Blog: Social Europe
Amid escalating deaths, claims and counter-claims, Robert Misik clears the smoke of self-righteous dissembling.
Blog: Reason.com
Procedure, soundbites, popular views, and more combined to create legally unfounded memes.
Blog: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - sada
After Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Hamas has gained newfound popularity among Jordanians, while the government has taken a different tone in its relations with Israel.
Blog: Religion and Global Society
Earlier this year, LSE Religion and Global Society researchers held an interfaith climate workshop for grassroots religious clerics and community leaders. Here, Cameron Howes highlights some of the workshop’s key lessons for engaging with faith groups on climate issues. As we approach COP28, commentators and observers may be surprised by two high-profile collaborations from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). … Continued
Blog: Reason.com
Is the legal left beginning to adopt a hawkish attitude toward standing?
Blog: USAPP
In Populism in Power: Discourse and Performativity in SYRIZA and Donald Trump, Giorgos Venizelos examines populist power in the last decade through a comparative analysis of SYRIZA in Greece and Donald Trump in the United States. Parsing these two contrasting case studies, Venizelos offers a nuanced, captivating study of how populism operates through dynamics of emotion, performativity and sensationalism, writes … Continued