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Politics - 05.06.2023 
Why the Global Importance of the African Union (AU) is Growing
What role do African countries want to play in the globalised world of the future? There has been a growing realisation among African countries over the past twenty years that issues such as the clima
Politics - Social Sciences - 26.05.2023
Economics - Politics - 23.05.2023
Politics - Innovation - 28.04.2023
Politics - Campus - 12.04.2023
Politics - 04.04.2023
Innovation - Politics - 03.04.2023 
’A freeze in training artificial intelligence won’t help’
Reading time 6 min. Prof. Urs Gasser on support for an AI development moratorium The development of artificial intelligence (AI) is out of control, in the opinion of approximately 3,000 signatories of an open letter published by business leaders and scientists.
Linguistics / Literature - Politics - 29.03.2023
Politics - 29.03.2023
Politics - 27.03.2023
Politics - 24.03.2023
Politics - 24.03.2023
Politics - 24.03.2023
Politics - Social Sciences - 20.03.2023 
Debate on online hate speech targeting women in politics
Livestream on March 21: Survey of female MEPs Women who are politically active in social media are frequently faced with online hate speech.
Politics - 17.03.2023
Politics - 15.03.2023
Politics - Event - 14.03.2023
Innovation - Politics - 09.03.2023
Politics - Research Management - 01.03.2023
Politics - Health - 13.02.2023
Politics - 31.01.2023
Politics - 10.01.2023
Environment - Politics - 28.11.2022
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Politics - Campus - 11.10.2022
Politics - 26.09.2022 
The unread Stasi files
Study examines the motives behind former East Germans' decisions not to view their files Many people-including public figures such as Nobel Laureate Günter Grass, former West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt, and trade union leader Claus Weselsky-choose not to read their Stasi files.
Career - Politics - 24.08.2022
Environment - Politics - 27.07.2022 
Driving the energy transition: Iron as a potential key material in facilitating the large-scale storage and transport of carbon-free energy
TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and the Institute of Low-Carbon Industrial Processes of the German
Politics - 25.07.2022
Politics - Economics - 11.07.2022
Politics - Social Sciences - 29.06.2022
Politics - Social Sciences - 29.06.2022 
Guest articles on peace and conflict research
The "Münster International Peace Research Initiative" (mipri) strengthens the University and the city of Münster as a location for peace and conflict research.
Politics - 13.06.2022 
A trial by fire for democracy
Karsten Fischer, a political scientist at LMU, discusses the extent to which liberal democracies still stand for social progress at a time when populism is prevalent on all sides.
Politics - 11.06.2022
Politics - Environment - 10.06.2022
Politics - 18.05.2022
Politics - History / Archeology - 06.05.2022
Politics - 04.05.2022 
Citizen forums: Not a panacea for the crisis of democracy
In the British Journal of Political Science, Prof. André Bächtiger and Saskia Goldberg from the University of Stuttgart show how deliberative forums are accepted by citizens.
Politics - 26.04.2022 
Bundling conflict research on Eastern Europe
In a nationwide research network on and Research (BMBF) with around three million euros, six institutions across Germany - including the University of Jena - will bundle and further develop research on conflicts in Eastern Europe over the next four years.
Health - Politics - 26.04.2022
Politics - 25.04.2022
Campus - Politics - 11.04.2022
Politics - 17.03.2022
Politics - Administration - 16.03.2022
Politics - Innovation - 14.03.2022 
The citizens’ questions for science - Participate!
Rector Prof. Ressel and Mayor Mayer invite you to contribute to the pool of ideas in the Science Year 2022 [Picture: Leif Piechowski/Stadt Stuttgart] The Science Year 2022 is a very special one: For the first time, it's not about a specific topic.
Politics - Social Sciences - 11.03.2022
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Environment - Politics - 25.02.2022
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What role do African countries want to play in the globalised world of the future? There has been a growing realisation among African countries over the past twenty years that issues such as the clima
Reading time 6 min. Prof. Urs Gasser on support for an AI development moratorium The development of artificial intelligence (AI) is out of control, in the opinion of approximately 3,000 signatories of an open letter published by business leaders and scientists.
Livestream on March 21: Survey of female MEPs Women who are politically active in social media are frequently faced with online hate speech.
Freie Universität Researchers Participate in Europe-Wide Study on Legitimacy of the Measures Taken during the Covid-19 Crisis
Together with ten other research institutes, the Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science at Freie Universität Berlin is investigating crisis governance in Europe in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic Since October 2022, researchers from the Otto Suhr Institute at Freie Universität Berlin have taken part in the LEGITIMULT (Legitimate Crisis Governance in Multilevel Systems) research project.
Together with ten other research institutes, the Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science at Freie Universität Berlin is investigating crisis governance in Europe in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic Since October 2022, researchers from the Otto Suhr Institute at Freie Universität Berlin have taken part in the LEGITIMULT (Legitimate Crisis Governance in Multilevel Systems) research project.
Study examines the motives behind former East Germans' decisions not to view their files Many people-including public figures such as Nobel Laureate Günter Grass, former West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt, and trade union leader Claus Weselsky-choose not to read their Stasi files.
Ten Freiburg theses on basic income
Masterclass by Claus Leggewie at the Freiburg FRIBIS shows the potential for a basic income to overcome crises "An unconditional basic income can be a very effective instrument for overcoming a wide
Masterclass by Claus Leggewie at the Freiburg FRIBIS shows the potential for a basic income to overcome crises "An unconditional basic income can be a very effective instrument for overcoming a wide
TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and the Institute of Low-Carbon Industrial Processes of the German
Political panel survey: Germans feel strongly threatened by current crises
Respondents see a clear division in society, especially when it comes to income and the topic of gender sensitive language The majority of Germans feel that their security is threatened by the curren
Respondents see a clear division in society, especially when it comes to income and the topic of gender sensitive language The majority of Germans feel that their security is threatened by the curren
University of Bonn Experts on the War in Ukraine for the Media
List of contacts for the media The war in Ukraine has raised numerous pressing questions that need to be answered.
List of contacts for the media The war in Ukraine has raised numerous pressing questions that need to be answered.
The "Münster International Peace Research Initiative" (mipri) strengthens the University and the city of Münster as a location for peace and conflict research.
Karsten Fischer, a political scientist at LMU, discusses the extent to which liberal democracies still stand for social progress at a time when populism is prevalent on all sides.
In the British Journal of Political Science, Prof. André Bächtiger and Saskia Goldberg from the University of Stuttgart show how deliberative forums are accepted by citizens.
In a nationwide research network on and Research (BMBF) with around three million euros, six institutions across Germany - including the University of Jena - will bundle and further develop research on conflicts in Eastern Europe over the next four years.
Rector Prof. Ressel and Mayor Mayer invite you to contribute to the pool of ideas in the Science Year 2022 [Picture: Leif Piechowski/Stadt Stuttgart] The Science Year 2022 is a very special one: For the first time, it's not about a specific topic.
Münster University experts analyse war in Ukraine
Russia has attacked and invaded Ukraine. The world is shocked, unanimously condemns the invasion and imposes drastic sanctions on the government in Moscow.
Russia has attacked and invaded Ukraine. The world is shocked, unanimously condemns the invasion and imposes drastic sanctions on the government in Moscow.
