International Conference November 2024
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Aims & Contents
As part of the programme for the recruitment and development of professorial staff (ProGEPP), the doctoral programme "Human Rights and Social Justice", which is based at the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences, is dedicated to current and socio-politically relevant issues in the field of social and human rights research. Various aspects of distributive justice, conflicts over recognition and the implications of unequal access to legal institutions take centre stage. The doctoral projects at the doctoral programme focus on inter- and transdisciplinarity, application orientation, practical relevance and international orientation.
Structure
The doctoral programme "Human Rights and Social Justice" supplements the consecutive degree programmes offered by the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences with an application-oriented doctoral pathway. The doctoral programme is aimed at young academics in the fields of social law and human rights as well as social sciences and is organisationally based at the Fulda Graduate Centre for Social Sciences with a focus on globalisation, interculturality and European integration (FGCSS).
Participants
The doctoral programme consists of the five fellows Jana Bub, Rigan Chakma, Christina Fischer, Markus Köck and Tom Scheunemann, the steering group with Prof Dr Stamatia Devetzi, Prof Dr Eva Gerharz, Prof Dr Matthias Klemm and Prof Dr Anne Walter and the coordinator Dr Malte Lühmann.
Markus Köck Research assistant
