Professorship for Political Science, in particular Political Theory
Organisational unit: Section
Organisation profile
The Professorship for Political Science, in particular Political Theory, covers this political science sub-discipline in its breadth and is primarily dedicated to theories of democracy and society and the history of political thought. Studies on political communication, populism and democratic opposition, processes of social transformation and inclusion, institutions and governance architectures as well as on technocracy discourses form the research focus of the chair. The aim is to alwayslinkproblem-oriented theoretical perspectives with analyses of social phenomena. Ongoing third-party funded projects deal with new forms and techniques of political address and advocacy and with semantics of renunciation.
- 2018
Technokratisierung als Krisenstrategie? Demokratie im Dreiebenendiskurs der Eurozonenkrise
Astrid Séville (Speaker)
03.2018Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
Politik Macht Recht
Astrid Séville (Speaker)
01.01.2018Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Der Sound der Macht.
Astrid Séville (Speaker), Andreas Busch (Speaker) & Gerhard Lauer (Speaker)
2018Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Transfer
Einführung: Symposium „Justiz Macht Politik“
Astrid Séville (Speaker), Konrad Duden (Speaker) & Jasper Kunstreich (Speaker)
2018Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Transfer
- 2015
Partisanship and Political Affection. The normative and epistemic functions of partisan discourse
Astrid Séville (Speaker)
29.03.2015 → 02.04.2015Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
- 2014
Inherent constraints and the logic of 'There is no alternative': A political Anamnesis
Astrid Séville (Speaker)
2014Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
- 2013
Sachzwang und Alternativlosigkeit. Eine politische Anamnese
Astrid Séville (Speaker)
2013Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research