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Contemptuous Encounters: How Internalised Beliefs about Work and Self-Esteem Create a

March 11, 2022 by Phillip Reissenweber, Democratic Theory No Comment 8 Views

Bringing people together can be a risky business. You invite people from different parts of the society. They might distrust you. They might also distrust the people they expect to meet. Part ofRead More

Our Europe for All – Civic engagement among young European citizens in Berlin a

February 6, 2022 by Hans Blokland, by Paola Perrin de Brichambaut, Project reports No Comment 4 Views

Democratic institutions around the world seem to be losing appeal for an increasing number of citizens. Many of the debates in Western social and political science and philosophy in recent decades have revolvedRead More

Tell me who you are: Empowering refugee woman will continue

June 22, 2021 News No Comment 3 Views

In August we will start a second round of our workshop series Empowerment through Deliberation and Theater at the Oskar community center in Potsdam Drewitz. This time we would like to bring refugeeRead More

Planning a future together: Could Eisenhüttenstadt use some deliberative democracy?

June 1, 2021 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Democratic Theory, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 3 Views

Political communities occasionally come to crossroads where fundamental, far-reaching decisions must be made. At such times, it can enhance the democratic and substantive quality of decision-making if significant numbers of citizens are invitedRead More

Workshops with recently arrived refugees in Wünsdorf (Brandenburg) continued.

March 15, 2021 News No Comment 2 Views

With the support of the Partnerschaft für Demokratie in Teltow-Fläming and the German Red Cross we will again implement a dozen workshops with recently arrived refugees in Wünsdorf (Brandenburg). As in previous years,Read More

Series of insightful exchanges with refugees in Wünsdorf for now completed

November 15, 2020 News No Comment 4 Views

As in 2019, we enjoyed a long series of deliberations with refugees in the refugee home in Wünsdorf. The project was supported by the German Red Cross and the federal program “Demokratie Leben!”Read More

New integration project in Rangsdorf, Brandenburg.

October 10, 2020 News No Comment 4 Views

With the generous support of the municipality of Rangsdorf we started a long cycle of workshops with migrants living in the two refugee homes in this town, South of Berlin. We discuss themesRead More

New project in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow has started

September 8, 2020 News No Comment 4 Views

We started a series of workshops on all sorts of discrimination in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow. We will be present in the school for almost a year, interacting about two timesRead More

Empowering refugee women through deliberation and theatre

August 25, 2020 Projects No Comment 1 Views

In August 2020 Social Science Works has started a series of workshops by women for women in a Potsdam refugee accommodation. The innovative aspect of this workshop is the interweaving of deliberative discussionRead More

Deliberating Discrimination, Antisemitism, Racism, Sexism, Homophobia in Volatile Sch

March 4, 2020 by Hans Blokland, Project reports, Research No Comment 6 Views

In 2019 Social Science Works enjoyed a close cooperation with a district-school in Hamburg. We formed two groups of about 12 pupils each that volunteered to participate in our deliberative project on discrimination,Read More

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