Online-Vorträge
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In dieser Kategorie bieten wir Videos von Vorträgen an, die renommierte Wissenschaftler*innen am MPI-MMG gehalten haben.
Public lecture by Kenneth Dean (Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore).
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Peter Nyers (McMaster University):
"Decolonizing Lived Citizenship: Lessons from the Blockades"
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Public Keynote Lecture by Marco Giugni (University of Geneva)
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Nasar Meer (University of Edinburgh):
"The Social Production of our Moral Indifference: Muslims, Whiteness and the Wreckage of Racialization"
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Hiroshi Motomura (UCLA, Los Angeles):
“The Current State of Immigration Law and Policy in the United States"
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Jaclyn L. Neo (National University of Singapore):
“Managing Religious Diversity: The Law of ‘Religious Harmony’ "
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Franck Düvell (German Institute for Integration and Migration Research, Berlin):
"Quo vadis, migration studies? Towards a migratory epistemology. A critical reflection of the conventional concepts used in migration studies. A critical reflection of the conventional concepts"
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Tamar de Waal (University of Amsterdam):
"Conditional Belonging"
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Philip Gorski (Yale University · Lichtenberg Kolleg:
"Goodbye Tocqueville? Christianity and Democracy in Trump’s America"
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Phillippe Van Parijs (University of Louvain):
“Is it really solidarity that we Europeans need?”
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Deborah Cowen (University of Toronto):
“Imprints of Empire: Border Infrastructures and the Landscape of Jurisdiction”
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Andreas Reckwitz (Europa Universität Viadrina, Frankfurt/Oder):
"Hyperculture and cultural essentialism: Two modes of culturalization in late modernity"
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Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi (Barnard College Columbia University):
"Decoloniality in the Camp & the University"Romola Sanyal (LSE, London):
“Unsettling Architectural Narratives of Refuge: From Camps to Cities"
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Hiroshi Motomura (UCLA, Los Angeles):
“The New Migration Law: A Roadmap for an Uncertain Future”
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Sarah Lamb (Brandeis University):
"Ageing and Mobility: Care, Generations, and Citizenship beyond the Views of the West"
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Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh (UCL):
"From the Local to the Global: The Roles of Local Faith Communities in Refugee Situations in the Global South”
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Kenneth Dean (Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore): "The transmission of Chinese civilizational techniques to Southeast Asia ...
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Christine Langenfeld (Göttingen) and Holger Kolb (Berlin): "Legal Limits: On the Shrinking Relevance ...
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Rosalind C. Morris (Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University): “Eyes of the storm: ...
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Ayelet Shachar (MPI-MMG): "Shifting Borders of Justice: Territory, Market, Migration"
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Andrew Selee (Migration Policy Institute): “Vanishing frontiers: the blurring of the US-Mexico border"
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Pamela E. Klassen (University of Toronto): “Telepathy, empire, and public memory"
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Ben Kaplan (University College London): "The Legal Rights of Religious Refugees in the ...
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Steven Vertovec (MPI-MMG): “Understanding Urban Diversity ...
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Sara Wallace Goodman (University of California, Irvine): “Tolerance at what Cost? ...
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Christian Joppke (University of Bern): “Legal Multiculturalism: Comparing Gays and Muslims”
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Anne Phillips (London School of Economics): “The Politics of the Human”
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Alan Patten (Princeton): “Religious Accommodations in a Diverse Society”
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Ronan McCrea (University College London): “Justifying the Secular State: Trans-Atlantic ...
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Steven Vertovec (MPI-MMG): “Super-diversity as concept and approach: whence it came, where it’s at, and whither it’s going”
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Itamar Mann (Georgetown): “Refugees: from Managerialism to 'Our Way of Life' ”
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Maurice Crul (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Erasmus University Rotterdam): “Pathways to Success”
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Suzanne Hall (University of London / LSE): “Super-diverse street: a ‘trans-ethnography’ ...
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Alison Dundes Renteln (University of Southern California): “Should the state grant exemptions from ...
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Christina von Hodenberg (Queen Mary University of London): “Television bigots and ...
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Michael Keith (COMPAS, University of Oxford): “Migration and the city commons”
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Benno Gammerl (MPI für Bildungsforschung) / Institut national d’études démographiques): “Difference ...
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Patrick Simon (Centre d’études européennes / Institut national d’études démographiques): “Contested ...
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Nikola Tietze (Hamburger Institut für Sozialforschung): “Ways of Belonging and Expressing ...
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Saba Mahmood (University of California, Berkeley): “Politics of Historical Fiction and Sectarian ...
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Mary C. Waters (Harvard University): “Rising Nativism and Changing Racism: A New Form of ...
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Sabine Hess (Georg August University, Göttingen): “De-Naturalizing Transit Migration ...
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Michel Wieviorka (Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme / L’École des hautes études en ...
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Felicitas Hillmann (Freie Universität Berlin): “From Urban Marginality to Marginal Urbanity"
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David Palmer (University of Hong Kong): “Transnational Daoist Dis-Orientations and the ...
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Li Zhang (University of California, Davis): “Refashioning the Self through New Therapeutics ...
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Marie-Claire Foblets (MPI for Social Anthropology Halle/ Saale): “Secularism and Religious ...
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Markus Dressler (Technical University Istanbul): “Secularism and Religion-Making: The Case of ...
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Marc Helbling (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin): “Framing Immigration. Varieties of Arguments ...
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Monika Wohlrab-Sahr (University of Leipzig): “Multiple Secularities: A Cultural Sociological Approach"
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Kristin Henrard (Erasmus University of Rotterdam): “Differential Protection of the Right ...
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Olivier Roy (Florenz): “Religion and Culture: the Growing Gap"
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Chris Hann (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale): “Universalist ...
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Judith Squires (Bristol): “Institutionalising intersectionality? Reflections on the British ...
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Oliver Schmidtke (Victoria): “Liberal democracies and the challenge of ...
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Frances Stewart (Oxford): “Horizontal inequalities and conflict: Understanding group violence ...
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Helen Baykara-Krumme (Chemnitz): “Families, intergenerational transmission, transnational ...
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Virginie Guiraudon (Paris): “Does the EU help to promote diversity? The anti-discrimination ...
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Larissa Remennick (Tel Aviv): “From state socialism to state Zionism: former Soviet Jewish ...
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Anja Weiss (Duisburg-Essen): “Contextualizing inequalities. A critique of methodological nationalism ...
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Ash Amin (Durham University): “Cities and the ethic of care among strangers"
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Jörg Dürrschmidt (Univ. of Kassel / Internat. Forschungszentrum Kulturwiss., Wien): “No longer at ...
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Wendy Pullan (University of Cambridge): “Sacred Frontiers: The Reinvention ...
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Shalini Randeria (University of Zurich/Lichtenberg-Kolleg, Göttingen): “The (un)making ...
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Sophie Watson (Open University, UK): “Public affect effects: enacting in/civilities in public space"
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Vyjayanthi Rao (The New School for Social Research, New York): “The dity as stage: speculative ...
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Solomon Benjamin (National Institute for Advanced Study, Bangalore): “Intersections ...
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Da Wu (Shanghai University): “Ethno-cultural capital and re-migration in Shanghai"
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Alberto Gomes (La Trobe University, Melbourne): “Civility and intercultural relations in ...
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John R. Bowen (Washington University, St. Louis): “Why there is no ‘European Islam’: ...
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David Gellner (University of Oxford): “Building Theravada Buddhist networks in Nepal and ...
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Oscar Salemink (VU University Amsterdam): “The Politicization of Religion and the ...
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Kenneth Dean (McGill University): “Mapping Chinese Temple Networks in Southeast Asia"
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Stephan Feuchtwang (London School of Economics): “Hospitality to Ghosts, in China and Elsewhere; ...
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Birgit Meyer (Free University Amsterdam): “Aesthetics of persuasion. Global Christianity ...
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José Casanova (Georgetown University, Washington, DC): “Religion and globalization"
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Joel Robbins (University of California, San Diego): “Anthropology, Pentecostalism and the New Paul ...
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