2013

Global Cooperation as an approach to civilizing conflict – Conceptual considerations and empirical evidence

Prof. Dr Lothar Brock

Between Destabilization and Pluralisation

Lecture with Song Wei

Culture, ‘Relationality’, and Global Cooperation

Dr Morgan Brigg

The Path to Post-Colonial Cultural Development: Restitution or Cooperation? Zaire, Belgium and the Struggle over Cultural Heritage

Dr Sarah Van Beurden

Hybrid Peace

Transcultural Constructions

Tolerance and Cooperation in Primate Society

7. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Prof. Julia Fischer

Histories of Corruption – Political Malpractice as a Global Discourse

Steven Pierce

UAMR Development Day

The 'Globality' of Democratic Self-Governance: Some Trends and Speculations on Complexity, Empowerment and Agency

Jessica Schmidt

World Conference on Humanitarian Studies

Is China’s Economic Ascendancy a Fundamental Challenge to American Power?

Prof. Dong Wang

Memory, Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa

Dr Abou Jeng

Multilateral Aid - Do Trust Funds Offer New Perspectives?

Margret Thalwitz

8th Pan-European Conference on International Relations

Guidances to Coordination: Team Reasoning or Simply Rule Following?

Prof. Dr Bernd Lahno

1st Masterclass Retreat

Global Cooperation in the 21st Century

Punishment, reward, and their impact on cooperation: an evolutionary perspective

Jennifer Jacquet, PhD

Cultures of Self-depreciation: Stress, Inclusion, Cooperation and Wellbeing

Dr Matthew Johnson

Global partnership

Colonialism and the Responsibility to Protect

Prof. Siddharth Mallavarapu

Rethinking State Power and Governance in a "World" of Complexity

6. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Prof. Bob Jessop

Rethinking Governance in a World of Complexity

The Aid Orphan Myth

Stephen Brown (co-authored with Liam Swiss)

Global Governance and the State of Nuclear Weapons

5. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Prof. Ramesh Thakur

India's Role in Global Cooperation

South-South Cooperation, North-South Aid and the Prospect of an International Aid Architecture

Prof. Meibo Huang

World Financial Crisis and Civil Society: Implications for Global Democracy

4. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Prof. Jan Aart Scholte

Aspiration Balancing – Bridging the Gap between Normative and Descriptiove Bargaining Theory 

Marlies Ahlert (co-authored with Ildiko Lajtos)

Democratic Interventionism and Local Legitimacy

What, then, is “global” about global governance?

Dr Esref Aksu

Successful Cooperation

Responsiveness or Influence? Whom to Lobby in International Climate Change Negotiations

Carola Betzold (ETH Zürich)

Culture, Life and Critique

Post-Development as a postcolonial critique of development?

Elections, Violence and International Criminal Justice: The Case of Kenya

PanelistInnen: Ekuru Aukot, Gabrielle Lynch, Stephen Brown

Moderatorin: Angelika Spelten

Wrap up and Conclusion: Julia Leininger

The Rule of the Project: Practices of Justification in Times of Global Economic Crisis

Frank Gadinger / rer. pol. Taylan Yildiz

Modern Communications Technologies and the Extension of the Territory of Struggle: Conceptualising Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution

Mathieu Rousselin

The Future of Social Interaction: Globalization, Artificial Intelligence and Dementia Society

PD Christian Meyer

Chinese Perspectives on Global Governance

Dr Hung-Jen Wang

Rethinking the Westphalian Frame

Democracy, Visibility and Resistance

3. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Prof. David Chandler

Democracy in its “third transformation” – Exploring the meaning, the scope and the limits of democracy and democratization in a pluri-cultural world

Peter Thiery

Responsibility and Judgement

The Basis of India's Foreign and Security Policy – A messy but resilient melting pot

Prof. Dr Herbert Wulf

Transcultural Constructions of Global Legitimacy 

Prof. Dr Jan Aart Scholte