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1 February 2023|CSS News

Book launch and Discussion now on YouTube

After a successful book launch of Tanja Bogusz' "Experimentalism and Sociolgy" (2022) on Tuesday, 24th of Januar 2023, we are happy to announce that you can now watch the recorded event on our youTube channel.

Has society become a “real-world laboratory”? Tanja Bogusz asks this question in her book as she traces back the...

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6 December 2022|CSS News

Rescheduled: Invitation to Book Launch and Discussion

to 24th January 2023, 18:00 - 19:30 CET Author: CSS member Dr. habil. Tanja Bogusz Speakers: Karin Knorr-Cetina (University of Chicago) Noortje Marres (University of Warwick) Hans-Jörg Rheinberger (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin)

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3 December 2022|CSS News

Scientific reputation revisited: a cross-disciplinary comparison of academic travel

CSS member Simone Rödder has successfully applied for a DFG (German Research Foundation) grant on the topic "Scientific Reputation revisited: a cross-disciplinary Comparison of Academic Travel and Conference Interaction between Climatisation, digital Transformation and COVID-19 (CAT)".

The project chooses a sociological...

Titel of presentation by Steven Yearley on 2nd November 2022

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21 November 2022|CSS News

Recording of lecture by Steven Yearley online

We are very pleased to announce that the video of the lecture on "Decarbonisation, Brexit and the 'Foundation Industries': How to make stuff like aluminium, glass and steel in a Net-Zero-oriented nation" for the CSS Lecture Series "After Sustainability" by Steven Yearley (Professor of the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge...

Forschungsschiff Polarstern in der Cumberland Bay, Südgeorgien

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17 November 2022|CSS News

Marine Social Sciences For The Ocean We Want

Oceans are at the heart of the COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Cutting greenhouse gas emissions and the resilience of coastal communities to climate change will depend on strong marine social sciences. Based on an intensive consultation, a team of multiple authors - among them CSS member Dr. habil. Tanja Bogusz - explains...

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4 November 2022|CSS News

Weltklimakonferenz: „Man muss Gerechtigkeit in allen Punkten mitdenken“

In diesem Jahr findet die 27. Weltklimakonferenz in Ägypten statt. Dr. Jan Wilkens vom Exzellenzcluster für Klimaforschung CLICCS der Universität Hamburg reist als Beobachter dorthin. Er ist Experte für die Steuerung von Klimapolitik und Klimagerechtigkeit.

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28 November 2022|CSS New Research Results

How to include soil as an actor in rural development analyses?

PhD Colloquium "Rural Studies"

How can we include the soil as an actor in analyses of rural development? Which figurations are formed by socio-ecological transformation processes in different regions? How can hard-to-reach population groups in villages be recruited for qualitative studies? Are peripheralised small villages...

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15 November 2022|CSS New Research Results

Food inequalities in Argentina and Brazil: A Dilemma of our Time

The eigth Working Paper in the CSS Working Paper Series has been published.

Food Inequalities in Argentina and Brazil: A Dilemma of our Time Authors: Antônio Inácio Andrioli and Ricardo Favaretto Antunes

Abstract: The article aims to assess the current situation of food inequalities in Argentina and Brazil. The two...

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29 September 2022|CSS New Research Results

Conceptualizing Strategic Narratives

The seventh Working Paper in the CSS Working Paper Series has been published.

Conceptualizing strategic Narratives: The peace movement as a strategic respondent to Covid-19 Authors: Gabriel Mondragón Toledo, Holger Niemann, Jürgen Scheffran and Antje Wiener

Abstract: In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the website...

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