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Wolfgang Seibel guest at Fridays for Future panel discussion

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Seibel, Professor at the Department of Politics and Public Administration, was invited to the online panel discussion "Climate Protection at All Levels". The discussion was organized by the Constance section of the climate movement Fridays for Future. The exciting discussion can be viewed in its entirety on Youtube, and the Wochenblatt also reported on the event.

Thomas Malang receives the Manfred Fuchs Award

Dr. Thomas Malang has been awarded the Manfred Fuchs Prize 2021 of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences. The prize, which has been granted annually by the academy since 2015, is endowed with a total of 10,000 euros and honors the outstanding scientific achievements of qualified young researchers from Baden-Württemberg. In his work, Thomas Malang examines the role of parliaments in times of increasing internationalization, combining the methods of various scientific disciplines, from political…

Marius Busemeyer guest at panel discussion on hate crime

Prof. Dr. Marius Busemeyer has been invited to a panel discussion on the topic "Mit Herz und Haltung gegen Hass und Hetze". In the course of the discussion, Marius Busemeyer gave exciting insights into his research on inequality in our society, which can be identified as a decisive factor for radicalization, hate and agitation.

Deutschlandfunk interviewed Gerald Schneider

Prof. Dr. Gerald Schneider was interviewed by Deutschlandfunk in the podcast format "Aus Kultur- und Sozialwissenschaften". In the feature, Gerald Schneider reports on the interesting results and implications of his current study on the unequal treatment of asylum seekers. Furthermore, he explicitly addresses the reactions, especially of the BAMF, to the results of his study.

Blogpost by Gerald Schneider on evidence-based asylum politics

Porf. Dr. Gerald Schneider has published a new blogpost on the portal FluchtforschungsBlog of the Netzwerk Fluchtforschung. In his blogpost, he criticizes the defensive information policy of the BAMF and calls for more openness towards evidence-based asylum politics.