Veri Kalitesi: 80/100 Kaynak: daad (son güncelleme 1 ay önce)

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📋 Program Hakkında

Please visit our website (www.fubis.org) for an overview of all courses offered and for possible updates to the course programme. About this course This course explores theoretical and historical perspectives concerning the intersection of law, society, and politics. It aims to foster discussions regarding contemporary issues among students from different cultures and disciplines. Alongside an introduction to comparative law and legal culture, we will read some classical social theorists (Durkheim, Weber, and Marx) and consider their relevance to contemporary debates about morality, (dis)obedience, conflict, and property. Next, we will investigate the role and operation of law in totalitarian settings such as Nazi Germany and Communist Germany. These historical experiences pose challenges for the periods following World War II (1945) and the collapse of the Communist state system in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989, as these societies and their states changed in response to altered conditions. What challenges do these historical legacies pose for states transitioning away from totalitarian and socialist systems towards a Western model that emphasises democracy, the rule of law, and a market economy? What are the roles of "transitional justice" and "memory laws"? How have these societies changed, and how do these changes affect the development and operation of the legal system? What challenges are posed by freedom of speech and freedom of association? How has political life changed since 1945 and since 1989? How does Germany fit within Europe? Overall, the course aims to develop skills in using theory and history to engage in discussions on contemporary challenges, such as multiculturalism, punishment, squatting, (illegal) downloading / streaming / file sharing, protest, and economic development. Students will gain substantive expertise in various socio- and politico-legal fields and develop their communicative competence through participatory exercises. Additionally, they will develop intercultural competence through discussions with other students.

✅ Giriş / Kabul Koşulları

Target group: This course is designed for all students with an interest in social sciences, especially history, sociology, political science, or law. While primarily aimed at undergraduates, the diversity of participants has ranged from first-year students to postgraduates. This experiential diversity provides unique opportunities for students to learn from one another. Language: Participants must be able to speak, read, and write English at an advanced intermediate level.

🗣 Dil Gereksinimleri

Participants must be able to speak, read, and write English at an advanced intermediate level.

📎 Başvuru için Gereken Belgeler

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Freie Universität Berlin

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