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Vorträge & Diskussionen heute in Frankfurt.



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Forschungsverbund Normative Ordnungen

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  1. The Actuality of Critique in Times of Computational Ideology

    International Workshop Convenors: Jean Lassègue (EHESS, CRNS), Katrin Becker (University of Luxembourg/Collège International de Philosophie) and Sabine Müller-Mall (Goethe University, Normative Orders) Program (PDF): Click here… Please register in advance: office.mueller-mall@c3s.uni-frankfurt.de

  2. The Case for (Neo)colonialism: Neotrusteeship in International Relations as the ‘Imperial Mind’ of the ‘Colonial Present’

    Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” Lecture by Nick Lemay-Hébert (Manchester University) Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” The field of peace and security is in crisis. Conflicts, even wars, have become more numerous, more violent, and more complex. The international norms and institutions created to prevent, mediate, and end conflicts have been heavily criticized, ignored, or even actively undermined. At the same time, potentially post-liberal forms of governance are evolving and gaining strength both domestically and internationally. The lecture

  3. Deterrence in “Post-Liberal Times“

    Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” Lecture by Maria Mälksoo (Copenhagen University) Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” The field of peace and security is in crisis. Conflicts, even wars, have become more numerous, more violent, and more complex. The international norms and institutions created to prevent, mediate, and end conflicts have been heavily criticized, ignored, or even actively undermined. At the same time, potentially post-liberal forms of governance are evolving and gaining strength both domestically and internationally. The lecture seri

  4. Rechtskritik oder Rechtsnihilismus?

    Ringvorlesung „Ist das Recht am Ende?“ im Wintersemester 2026/2027 Vortrag von Prof. em. Dr. Günter Frankenberg (Frankfurt am Main) Zur Ringvorlesung „Ist das Recht am Ende?“: Blickt man auf die gesellschaftspolitischen und globalen Entwicklungen der Gegenwart, so lassen sich die Krisenphänomene und die daraus erwachsenen Verunsicherungen kaum übersehen. Liberale Gesellschaften und Staaten, die lange Zeit für ein rechtlich fundiertes Freiheits- und Zukunftsversprechen standen, für Sicherheit, Wohlstand und politische Teilhabe, geraten angesichts der immensen Herausforderungen zunehmend unter R

  5. Enabling Authoritarianism: UN Peacekeeping and the Politics of Authoritarianism

    Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” Lecture by Sarah von Billerbeck (University of Reading) Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” The field of peace and security is in crisis. Conflicts, even wars, have become more numerous, more violent, and more complex. The international norms and institutions created to prevent, mediate, and end conflicts have been heavily criticized, ignored, or even actively undermined. At the same time, potentially post-liberal forms of governance are evolving and gaining strength both domestically and internationally. The lectu

  6. Transformationen des Rechts im Anthropozän?

    Ringvorlesung „Ist das Recht am Ende?“ im Wintersemester 2026/2027 Vortrag von Prof. Dr. Doris Schweitzer (Frankfurt am Main) Zur Ringvorlesung „Ist das Recht am Ende?“: Blickt man auf die gesellschaftspolitischen und globalen Entwicklungen der Gegenwart, so lassen sich die Krisenphänomene und die daraus erwachsenen Verunsicherungen kaum übersehen. Liberale Gesellschaften und Staaten, die lange Zeit für ein rechtlich fundiertes Freiheits- und Zukunftsversprechen standen, für Sicherheit, Wohlstand und politische Teilhabe, geraten angesichts der immensen Herausforderungen zunehmend unter Rechtfe

  7. International arms control in a world of uncertainties

    Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” Lecture by Malte Göttsche (TU Darmstadt/PRIF) Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” The field of peace and security is in crisis. Conflicts, even wars, have become more numerous, more violent, and more complex. The international norms and institutions created to prevent, mediate, and end conflicts have been heavily criticized, ignored, or even actively undermined. At the same time, potentially post-liberal forms of governance are evolving and gaining strength both domestically and internationally. The lecture series