Argomenti del programma: This course examines global politics from a sociological perspective, focusing on the structures, processes, and conflicts that shape contemporary global order. It analyzes how political dynamics unfold through interactions between states, international organizations, social movements, religious actors, and transnational networks. The course is organized in four parts.
Argomenti del programma: This course examines global politics from a sociological perspective, focusing on the structures, processes, and conflicts that shape contemporary global order. It analyzes how political dynamics unfold through interactions between states, international organizations, social movements, religious actors, and transnational networks. The course is organized in four parts.
The lecture-slides are an integral part of the course-readings and are also relevant for the exam. Lecture-slides are made available shortly prior to each class.
Argomenti del programma: This course is designed to provide you with knowledge and understanding of sociology as a distinct scientific discipline. The aim of the course is to train you in taking a sociological perspective on relevant issues of contemporary society. The course offers a broad overview of the history of sociological thought and analyzes key-texts by the founders of the discipline.
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Argomenti del programma: During the first two years of the BA Program, students engage with a designated societal challenge ("GRAND CHALLENGE") to enhance their civic involvement. Module 1 of the GRAND CHALLENGE is combined with the course SOCIOLOGY. Guided by the academic mentors in the SOCIOLOGY course, students undertake a project work that is either research-oriented or policy-oriented.
Argomenti del programma: This course introduces students to the sociology of human rights, focusing on human rights as historically emergent, socially constructed, and politically contested norms. The course is structured in two main parts. The first part provides an overview of the modern international human rights regime and examines its historical development and sociological foundations.
Argomenti del programma: This course introduces students to the sociology of human rights, focusing on human rights as historically emergent, socially constructed, and politically contested norms. The course is structured in two main parts. The first part provides an overview of the modern international human rights regime and examines its historical development and sociological foundations.
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