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Das ZMO beteiligt sich mit einem Förderprojekt am
Wissenschaftsjahr
2022 – Nachgefragt!
Ganz nach dem Motto des diesjährigen Wissenschaftsjahrs
bietet das Projekt des ZMO, Aller Anfang ist…? Ankommen multiperspektivisch –
Schüler*innen forschen nach, Jugendlichen
die Möglichkeit, selbst nachzufragen. In angeleiteten
Workshops bekommen sie Instrumente an die Hand, um qualitative
Interviews mit Zeitzeug*innen zu führen und zu reflektieren.
So erlernen sie nicht nur Hintergrundwissen zu historischen und aktuellen
Themen rund um das übergeordnete Thema "Ankommen", sondern
auch, was die politischen und gesellschaftlichen Umstände für das
alltägliche Leben ihrer Gegenüber bedeute(te)n.
Teilnehmen können Schulklassen ab der 9. Klasse aus ganz
Deutschland. Ein Info-Workshop für Lehrkräfte findet am
24. März um 16 Uhr statt (online).
Das Projekt wird im Rahmen des Wissenschaftsjahrs 2022 vom
Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung gefördert.
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14
March 2022, 4 pm, virtual event
Attitudes of the Turkish Guest
Workers towards Democratic Participation in Trade Unions and Companies: Evidence
from the Migrant Associations in Cologne and Frankfurt until the
Recruitment Ban (1973)
Lecture by Caner Tekin (Ruhr University Bochum) as part of The Historicity of Democracy Seminar.
The period (1961-1973) of the
Turkish guest workers in Federal Germany is a topic of a large
literature, but not much light has been shed on the disagreements and
even conflicts among worker organisations about labour activism and
democratic participation in trade unions and production processes. Based
on the archival material published by the worker associations in Cologne
and Frankfurt, the paper discusses the key attitudes raised within the
early Turkish associations towards how to engage German trade unions and
work councils at companies individually and in the organisational form.
The online seminar is free and open to the public upon registration: https://forms.gle/A8AJDvdaQyUiG5qD8
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31 March
2022, 5 pm, virtual event
The Practice of Affinity: Making
Social Justice Work on Indonesia's Muslim Left
Lecture by Sophia Hornbacher-Schönleber (University of
Cambridge) as part of the ZMO Colloquium
Decades after the violent
extermination of communism in the mid-1960s, anything associated with it
remains suspect in the mainstream public discourse of Indonesia. Yet,
more recently, leftist ideas have received renewed interest among youth
activists even if their expression is still a risky matter. Against this
background, this paper examines an ethnographic case of a leftist Muslim
(youth) activist group, engaged in solidarity with peasants affected by
agrarian conflicts. Activist leaders put considerable ethical and
intellectual work into synthesising Marxism and Islam by emphasising the
affinities between central moral teloi, in particular social justice and
liberation. This serves to legitimise their leftism, which is widely seen
to be atheist and anti-Islamic, and to mobilise Muslim youths.
Please register
here: https://tinyurl.com/2p9buc8r
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Please note that
due to maintenance work, the ZMO website and email server will
not be available on
Wednesday, 9 March 2022!
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