Social Sciences

The future of global technology is being shaped by the intimate struggles of families

The case for understanding rising anti-semitism as a global trend.

A novel argument about experiences of conflict and lasting intergenerational trauma.

How do Americans cities hinder low-income Americans’ ability to work and thrive?

Nathalie Peutz examines contemporary encounters between Yemeni “refugees” and Ethiopian “migrants” in the port town of Djibouti.

Nathalie Peutz examines contemporary encounters between Yemeni “refugees” and Ethiopian “migrants” in a port town of Djibouti.

Naghmeh Sohrabi reconstructs a story of love, death, and revolution to shed light on notions of heterosexual love and intimacy in 1970s Iran.

Katharina Galor and Sa’ed Atshan will be discussing their new book.

POSTPONED: This event was postponed. Thank you for your understanding.

CANCELLED. This event has been cancelled due to public-health measures.

A panel discussion on transatlantic humanitarian responses to migration.

How are German works councils, government policies, and social insurance schemes affecting the magnitude and pace of automation?