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The Hamburg Institute for Social Research regularly organizes or co-organizes a variety of events focusing on themes related to its scholarly activities. Most events are designed to bring together invited participants from academia and the public sphere to discuss issues of interest from scholarship or intellectual and political life. The Institute also seeks to inform a broader public about its work and ongoing discussions in the research units by opening its doors for readings, lectures, panel discussions, or book presentations.
Conferences with international participants often have English or at times French as their working language for some or all sessions. Some lectures or other events that are open to the general public are also held in English.
Please note that for some events held in German, more information is available on the German website.
27 February 2012, Lecture
Natalie Grimm: Prekarität als Dauerzustand. Erwerbsbiographien in der Zwischenzone der Arbeitswelt
[Precariousness Made Permanent. Employment Biographies in the Instable Intermediate Zone of the World of Work.]
October 2011– February 2012
December 2011– February 2012
“Hamburger Vorträge zu Gewalt und Genozid
[Hamburg Lectures on Violence and Genocide]”
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