Events / Claus Offe

	Title	Date	Type Sort descending	Speakers
	European Challenges	Mon, 07.07.2008 - Fri, 18.07.2008	Conferences and Workshops	Claus Offe Marcin KrólBronislaw Geremek, Markus Meckel	European Challenges Mon, 07.07.2008 - Fri, 18.07.2008 Speakers: Claus Offe Marcin KrólBronislaw Geremek, Markus Meckel Series: Conferences and Workshops The 2008 Summer School in Cortona provided a forum for discussions with leading scholars and policy makers on major current and future challenges facing the European Union, in particular Germany and Poland. Discussions focused on actual and possible foreign policy strategies of the European Union, in particular toward countries beyond its Eastern border, and on problems of integration in European societies, in particular the integration of cultural differences. Read more
European Challenges Mon, 07.07.2008 - Fri, 18.07.2008 Speakers: Claus Offe Marcin KrólBronislaw Geremek, Markus Meckel Series: Conferences and Workshops The 2008 Summer School in Cortona provided a forum for discussions with leading scholars and policy makers on major current and future challenges facing the European Union, in particular Germany and Poland. Discussions focused on actual and possible foreign policy strategies of the European Union, in particular toward countries beyond its Eastern border, and on problems of integration in European societies, in particular the integration of cultural differences. Read more
	On Solidarity	Sun, 13.08.2006 - Sat, 26.08.2006	Conferences and Workshops	Claus Offe Ivan Krastev Krzysztof Michalski Marci Shore Marcin Król Timothy SnyderUte Frevert, Norman Naimark, Birgit Sauer, Aleksander Smolar, Gianni Vattimo	On Solidarity Sun, 13.08.2006 - Sat, 26.08.2006 Speakers: Claus Offe Ivan Krastev Krzysztof Michalski Marci Shore Marcin Król Timothy SnyderUte Frevert, Norman Naimark, Birgit Sauer, Aleksander Smolar, Gianni Vattimo Series: Conferences and Workshops The IWM organized the summer school in 2006 exclusively for its alumni. They constitute a distinguished, exceptionally diverse international network of researchers and intellectuals. Read more
On Solidarity Sun, 13.08.2006 - Sat, 26.08.2006 Speakers: Claus Offe Ivan Krastev Krzysztof Michalski Marci Shore Marcin Król Timothy SnyderUte Frevert, Norman Naimark, Birgit Sauer, Aleksander Smolar, Gianni Vattimo Series: Conferences and Workshops The IWM organized the summer school in 2006 exclusively for its alumni. They constitute a distinguished, exceptionally diverse international network of researchers and intellectuals. Read more
	Challenges to Democracy	Sun, 06.07.2003 - Fri, 18.07.2003	Conferences and Workshops	Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJohn Gray, Ulrich K. Preuß, Jacques Rupnik, Aleksander Smolar	Challenges to Democracy Sun, 06.07.2003 - Fri, 18.07.2003 Speakers: Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJohn Gray, Ulrich K. Preuß, Jacques Rupnik, Aleksander Smolar Series: Conferences and Workshops In 2003, the IWM organized its 10th international Summer School in Philosophy and Politics. The School, which took place in Cortona (Tuscany), was managed in cooperation with the following partner institutions: the Erasmus of Rotterdam Chair and the Collegium for Interdepartmental Studies (both at the University of Warsaw), the New Europe College (Bucharest), the Center for Theoretical Study and the Institute for Contemporary History (both in Prague), and the Society for Higher Learning (Bratislava). Following an open competition, approximately fifty graduate students from Eastern and Western Europe and from the USA were selected to participate. Read more
Challenges to Democracy Sun, 06.07.2003 - Fri, 18.07.2003 Speakers: Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJohn Gray, Ulrich K. Preuß, Jacques Rupnik, Aleksander Smolar Series: Conferences and Workshops In 2003, the IWM organized its 10th international Summer School in Philosophy and Politics. The School, which took place in Cortona (Tuscany), was managed in cooperation with the following partner institutions: the Erasmus of Rotterdam Chair and the Collegium for Interdepartmental Studies (both at the University of Warsaw), the New Europe College (Bucharest), the Center for Theoretical Study and the Institute for Contemporary History (both in Prague), and the Society for Higher Learning (Bratislava). Following an open competition, approximately fifty graduate students from Eastern and Western Europe and from the USA were selected to participate. Read more
	On Liberalism, Democracy and Their Troubled Relationship	Sun, 08.07.2001 - Fri, 20.07.2001	Conferences and Workshops	Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin KrólJohn Gray, Pierre Hassner, Ulrich K. Preuß, Aleksander Smolar, Leszek Kołakowski	On Liberalism, Democracy and Their Troubled Relationship Sun, 08.07.2001 - Fri, 20.07.2001 Speakers: Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin KrólJohn Gray, Pierre Hassner, Ulrich K. Preuß, Aleksander Smolar, Leszek Kołakowski Series: Conferences and Workshops Under the auspices of the Research Field "Political Philosophy of the 19th and 20th Centuries" this years' Summer School was organized again in cooperation with IWM's Partner Institutions: the Erasmus of Rotterdam Chair and the Collegium for Interdepartmental Studies, both at the University of Warsaw; the New Europe College, Bucharest; the Center for Theoretical Studies, Charles University, Prague; the Institute for Contemporary History, Prague; and the Society for Higher Learning, Bratislava. Read more
On Liberalism, Democracy and Their Troubled Relationship Sun, 08.07.2001 - Fri, 20.07.2001 Speakers: Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin KrólJohn Gray, Pierre Hassner, Ulrich K. Preuß, Aleksander Smolar, Leszek Kołakowski Series: Conferences and Workshops Under the auspices of the Research Field "Political Philosophy of the 19th and 20th Centuries" this years' Summer School was organized again in cooperation with IWM's Partner Institutions: the Erasmus of Rotterdam Chair and the Collegium for Interdepartmental Studies, both at the University of Warsaw; the New Europe College, Bucharest; the Center for Theoretical Studies, Charles University, Prague; the Institute for Contemporary History, Prague; and the Society for Higher Learning, Bratislava. Read more
	On Sharing Responsibility	Thu, 18.11.2010	Lecture	Claus Offe	On Sharing Responsibility Thu, 18.11.2010 Speakers: Claus Offe Series: Lecture Responsibility” is a triadic concept: Someone is responsible to someone (or even “all of us”) for (refraining from) doing something. Read more

	The Death and Rebirth of Democratic Internationalism: Controversies and Possibilities	Mon, 22.11.2021	Lecture	Claus Offe Ludger Hagedorn Micheline Ishay	The Death and Rebirth of Democratic Internationalism: Controversies and Possibilities Mon, 22.11.2021 Speakers: Claus Offe Ludger Hagedorn Micheline Ishay Series: Lecture The current nationalist wave has dampened hopes of managing an array of global challenges: economic, social, environmental, and public health emergencies, along with planning for the long-term impacts of technological innovations in fields like artificial intelligence and bioengineering. This lecture addressed how a new internationalism could reinvigorate policies promoting global governance based on universal human rights. It addressed three questions: what can we learn from past internationalist movements toward a liberal global order? How did the neoliberal order, established after the Cold War, lead to today’s chronic crises? What are possibilities for a future and robust internationalism encompassing three levels: civil society, the state, and global governance? Read more
The Death and Rebirth of Democratic Internationalism: Controversies and Possibilities Mon, 22.11.2021 Speakers: Claus Offe Ludger Hagedorn Micheline Ishay Series: Lecture The current nationalist wave has dampened hopes of managing an array of global challenges: economic, social, environmental, and public health emergencies, along with planning for the long-term impacts of technological innovations in fields like artificial intelligence and bioengineering. This lecture addressed how a new internationalism could reinvigorate policies promoting global governance based on universal human rights. It addressed three questions: what can we learn from past internationalist movements toward a liberal global order? How did the neoliberal order, established after the Cold War, lead to today’s chronic crises? What are possibilities for a future and robust internationalism encompassing three levels: civil society, the state, and global governance? Read more