Final theses awarded

25 November 2024

In etwa 15 Personen stehen vor einer Bühne. Zwei Menschen halten eine Urkunde in der Hand und lächeln. Es handelt sich dabei um den Ursula-Schneider-Preis für studentische Abschlussarbeiten.

Photo: Katharina Zimmermann

Two theses written by research staff or in the context of the Chair's research were honoured with the Ursula-Schneider-Preis für studentische Abschlussarbeiten Sarah Tew's thesis ‘An analysis of current developments in the labourmarket using Hartmut Rosa's concept of alienation’ was awarded with the first prize for bachelor theses and Henrik Bünemann's thesis ‘Hegemony in a caring civil society. An analysis of the involvement of volunteers in the field of social reproduction’ was awarded second place for Master's theses.

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