Das wird man ja noch sagen dürfen – Rechtsextremismus und Rechtspopulismus in der Gesellschaft (You’re still allowed to say that – right-wing extremism and right-wing populism in society)

Panel discussion with

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Dr. Floris Biskamp

Political scientist and sociologist, coordinator of the doctoral college for right-wing populist social policy and exclusionary solidarity at the University of Tübingen

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Prof. Dr. Beate Küpper

Professor of social work in groups and conflict situations at the Niederrhein University in Mönchengladbach

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Martín Steinhagen

Freelance journalist and author of the book “Right-Wing Terror. The murder of Walter Lübcke and the strategy of violence«

Moderation
Prof. Dr. Andrea Lenschow, Osnabrück University
(in representation für Prof. Dr. Roland Czada)


Right-wing extremism and right-wing populism are topics that cause a stir, especially after horrific murders and politically motivated acts of violence. However, the moods and attitudes behind them often remain undefined. How much right-wing extremism is there? Why it rages worldwide and how it affects the center of society are questions that have not found a clear answer. How it develops into violence is another issue, as is the question of what can be done to combat it. Surveillance and criminal prosecution, the control of social media and the verification of constitutional compliance are approaches that have emerged alongside the promotion of democracy and education, but are also criticized as measures of spying and paternalism. How can democracy be protected without jeopardizing it? Where are the limits of freedom of opinion? These and other topics were discussed during the peace talk.


June 8, 2022, 19 pm, University Auditorium, Neuer Graben 29/Schloss

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Das wird man ja noch sagen dürfen, 1: Begrüßung

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