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05OCT 2023
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On current debates on migration and asylum in Germany and Europe – selected media articles with Petra Bendel
In the context of current debates on migration and asylum, Prof. Dr. Petra Bendel has been approached by numerous media outlets on her expertise. We have compiled a selection of articles (German/English/French) here: „Migrationsforscherin: Menschenwürde zurück auf die Agenda setzen“ (tagesschau, 05.10.2023) „Aufgeheizte Stimmung und mögliche Lösungen“ (Deutschlandfunk, 02.10.2023) „Germany Puts in Place Tougher Checkes […]In the context of current debates on migration and asylum, Prof. Dr. Petra Bendel has been approached by numerous media outlets on her expertise. We have compiled a selection of articles (German/English/French) here: „Migrationsforscherin: Menschenwürde zurück auf die Agenda setzen“ (tagesschau, 05.10.2023) „Aufgeheizte Stimmung und mögliche Lösungen“ (Deutschlandfunk, 02.10.2023) „Germany Puts in Place Tougher Checkes […]
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27SEP 2023
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DKG’23 Panel on Digital Human Rights Documentation
The datafication of the world and the increasing availability of (geo)data opens up new opportunities for monitoring and documenting human rights violations, particularly in locations that are difficult to access due to security concerns. These advances raise technical and methodological challenges and opportunities whilst also posing fundamental ethical, legal, and political questions about data availability […]The datafication of the world and the increasing availability of (geo)data opens up new opportunities for monitoring and documenting human rights violations, particularly in locations that are difficult to access due to security concerns. These advances raise technical and methodological challenges and opportunities whilst also posing fundamental ethical, legal, and political questions about data availability […]
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14SEP 2023
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Honorary doctorate from FAU for Harvard professor Kathryn Sikkink
Professor Kathryn Sikkink (Harvard University) received an honorary doctorate from FAU on June 6th for her outstanding research on human rights. To mark this occasion, a festive award ceremony took place with guests from the university and beyond. The Institute of Political Science, in association with FAU’s Centre for Human Rights Erlangen-Nürnberg (CHREN), also organized an […]
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20AUG 2023
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Interview with Petra Bendel in the Annual Review 2022 by the Expert Council on Integration and Migration
Prof. Dr. Petra Bendel was the chair of the Expert Council on Integration and Migration from 2019 until 2022 (member since 2016). In the Annual Review 2022 (German), she and vice chair Prof. Dr. Daniel Thym report on their work for and with the SVR, addressing the importance of independent science-based policy advice. Furthermore, the […]
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20AUG 2023
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The right to asylum – selected media articles with Petra Bendel
In the context of the reform of European asylum policy, Prof. Dr. Petra Bendel has been approached by numerous media outlets on her expertise. We have compiled a selection of articles (German/English) that she has authored here: „Das Individualrecht auf Asyl muss bleiben: Ein Gastbeitrag von Petra Bendel und Marcus Engler“ (FAZ, 24.07.2023) „Refugees: how […]
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03AUG 2023
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‘China’s search for partners with shared worldviews: expanding the “Shanghai Cooperation Organization family”’ – new article by Eva Seiwert
In the article ‘China’s search for partners with shared worldviews: expanding the “Shanghai Cooperation Organization family”’ published in Asian Affairs, Dr Eva Seiwert investigates how the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) – a regional organization co-founded by China and Russia in 2001 – has enlarged its ‘circle of friends’ through membership expansion and cooperation with other […]In the article ‘China’s search for partners with shared worldviews: expanding the “Shanghai Cooperation Organization family”’ published in Asian Affairs, Dr Eva Seiwert investigates how the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) – a regional organization co-founded by China and Russia in 2001 – has enlarged its ‘circle of friends’ through membership expansion and cooperation with other […]
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