Colloquium Schedule for the Academic Year 2022/23

Colloquium Schedule for the Academic Year 2022/23

Spring Term, Wednesdays, 18:30-20:00, Faculty of Humanities, Room 6205
15.03.2023	xxx	Prof. Gideon Botsch, University of Potsdam, Germany	xxx	Between Party Politics, Street Mobilization and Violent Subcultures: Current Developments in Germany's Far Right.
22.03.2023		Roundtable Discussion		Migration in Times of Rising Populism.
19.04.2023		Gerhart Baum, Former Federal Minister of the Interior		Putin's War on Ukraine as Pivot for Germany and an Old World Order – Global Competition between Autocracies and Liberal Democracies.
03.05.2023		Prof. Karl Wöber, MODUL University Vienna, Austria		Annual Helmut Zilk Memorial Lecture: Vienna's Position in European Tourism in Times of Climate Change.
17.05.2023		Presentations of Selected Research Projects at the European Forum
07.06.2023		Dr. Michael B. Elm, Tel Aviv University & the Goethe Universität Frankfurt		Embracing Trauma. The European Memory of World War I in Cinema.
28.06.2023		Prof. Günter Bischof, University of New Orleans, USA		The Cold War in Austria

Fall Term, Wednesdays, 18:30-20:00, Faculty of Humanities, Room 6205, or Faculty of Social Sciences, Room 2415

26.10.2022	xxx	Panel Discussion with Participants from Poland and Moldova		Eastern Europe in the Shadow of the War against Ukraine – Views from Both Sides of the EU Borders.
09.11.2022		Prof. Leah Bradshaw, University of Ontario, Canada	xxx	The Limits of Liberalism: Cosmopolitanism and Sovereignity.
23.11.2022		Dr. Tristan Klingelhöfer, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem		A Complex Emotional Cocktail: Reappraising the Role of Positive Emotions in the Appeal of Right-Wing Populist Parties in Austria, Germany and Italy.
07.12.2022		International Roundtable Discussion		Heinrich Heine – A Vanguard of Liberal Democracy? Examining his Struggles for Modernity on his 225th Birthday through the Lens of Today’s Europe.
28.12.2022		Dr. Yuval Tal, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem		Particular Universalism: Catholics, Muslims, and French Nationality Law, 1889-2022.
11.01.2023		Prof. Noam Shoval, Director, The European Forum at the Hebrew University		China's Belt and Road Initiative: The Implications for Europe and Israel.
25.01.2023		Dr. Gabriele Shenhar, University of Sussex		Super-Diversity, Assemblage and Enchantment: Fieldnotes from Contemporary Britain.

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