CategoriesNews By Hans BloklandLeave a comment on Yearly workshops with refugees in Wünsdorf have started Yearly workshops with refugees in Wünsdorf have started Posted onJune 10, 2022 By Hans Blokland We started our yearly row of workshops with refugees in Wünsdorf, Brandenburg. As in previous years, we will discuss themes … Continue ReadingYearly workshops with refugees in Wünsdorf have started
Categoriesby Yusril Nurhidayat Deliberation Research By Yusril NurhidayatLeave a comment on Does the support of democratic values lead to higher degrees of individual social tolerance? A case study from Germany Does the support of democratic values lead to higher degrees of individual social tolerance? A case study from Germany Posted onMarch 1, 2021March 2, 2021 By Yusril Nurhidayat In an increasingly interconnected world in which national borders are losing significance, promoting social tolerance is critical. Unfortunately, maintaining harmony … Continue ReadingDoes the support of democratic values lead to higher degrees of individual social tolerance? A case study from Germany
CategoriesNews By Hans BloklandLeave a comment on New project in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow has started New project in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow has started Posted onSeptember 8, 2020 By Hans Blokland We started a series of workshops on all sorts of discrimination in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow. We will … Continue ReadingNew project in the Grace Hopper Gesamtschule in Teltow has started
Categoriesby Hans Blokland by Hans Blokland Uncategorized By Hans BloklandLeave a comment on Taking people seriously: a new approach for countering populism and furthering integration Taking people seriously: a new approach for countering populism and furthering integration Posted onMay 11, 2017May 14, 2021 By Hans Blokland In our deliberative democracy and integration projects[i] we treat our participants – natives as well as migrants – as citizens, … Continue ReadingTaking people seriously: a new approach for countering populism and furthering integration
