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20. June 2023

Professor Alla Kozhyna researches digital inclusion in Europe at the European New School

Professor Alla Kozhyna is currently staying at the European New School of Digital Studies (ENS) in the frame of the ENS Fellowship Program “Datafication in European Societies” until the end of June 2023. The Professor of Administration from Kyiv is working on a comparative study of digitalization in various European countries. She is also looking at how digital inclusion can help Ukrainian society, which has been severely affected by the current war, and is developing professional training for Ukrainian state employees.

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01. June 2023

Prof. Dr Krzysztof Ruchniewicz awarded the 22. Viadrina Prize

He is an outstanding expert on German-Polish relations, historian and publicist: Prof. Dr Krzysztof Ruchniewicz, Director of the Willy Brandt Centre for German and European Studies at the University of Wrocław. For his outstanding services to German-Polish understanding and the European idea, he was awarded the Viadrina Prize on 1 June 2023.

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07. February 2023

Professor Jan-Hendrik Passoth appointed new director of the European New School of Digital Studies

Professor Jan-Hendrik Passoth is the new Director of the European New School of Digital Studies (ENS) at the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder). His research focuses on the role of digital infrastructures in democracy and politics, software development as a responsible social practice and possibilities of intervention in and criticism of digitalization projects through critical design.

Events

Oct

Monday 09.30

Orientation Week & Get-together for First Semester Students

Oct

Tuesday 09.00

Conference: 13th Global Governance and Compliance Forum

Nov

Thursday 18.00

Keynote lecture: „The Question of Restitution: From Post Holocaust to Post Colonial Struggles“

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Research

Gesprächsrunde im Center for Peace Mediation

How is peace mediation established in the foreign policy context of Germany?

The analysis of this topic is a central research and transfer area at the Viadrina Center for Peace Mediation. Situated primarily in the environment of the third-party funded research project 'Mediation Hub of the European University Viadrina at the Federal Foreign Office', it provides a continuous comparison between methodological approaches, academic reflection and the realities of political processes.

Grafic of the project Social Science Lab

A social science lab for research-based learning

In the SKILL project, researchers from the European New School of Digital Studies (ENS), the Viadrina Center for Teaching and Learning (ZLL) and Bauhaus-Universität Weimar are building and applying artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to recognize, analyze and visualize the structure of argumentation in scholarly articles and political arenas.

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Social practice and language in cross-border peripheries

The joint project "Linking Borderlands" focuses on the dynamics of cross-border peripheries and compares the two European border regions Greater Region Saarland/Lorraine and Brandenburg/Lubuskie. The linguistic project “Communicative Borderlands: social practice and language in the vocational training context" at the Viadrina Center B/ORDERS IN MOTION and at Saarland University analyses how trainees act communicatively and how the political framework and ideas are realized in cross-border vocational training at work and in vocational schools.

Transformation in Poland and East Germany

The project “Transformation in Poland and East Germany. Barriers to modernisation in science and the economy” fills existing gaps in research on the origins and still lasting consequences of efforts at modernisation in East Germany and the barriers that they faced. It includes comparisons with West Germany and with other countries of East Central Europe. For the first time, modernisation processes in business and science, as well as their outcomes and consequences, will be comprehensively analysed using historical, sociological, economic and political science methods.