Was ist »Abolitionismus«? mit Vanessa Eileen Thompson und Daniel Loick

In the last episode of the Comparative Democracy Takeover our guest host Hanna Pfeifer speaks with Gunther Hellmann, Professor at the Chair of Political Science and German/European Foreign Policy at Goethe University about the relation between democracy and foreign policy.
Check out the on-going DFG research project, lead by Hanna Pfeifer and Anna Geis (HSU Hamburg):
www.citizens-in-foreign-policy.com/,
and the literature to this episode:
Are democracies more equal than autocracies? What does inequality mean? Julian Garritzmann and Marius Busemeyer talk in this episode about this questions and the complicated relationship between inequality and democracy .
Check out the literature and interesting links mentioned during the episode:
Also check this nice tool on perception of inequality by the OECD: https://www.compareyourincome.org
How can we measure democracy? In the first episode of the Comparative Democracy Takeover our guest host Rikki Dean deals with this question and talks to Carl Knutsen und Brigitte Geißel about the conceptualisation of democracy.
If you would like to learn more about the work of Carl Knutsen and Brigitte Geissel, then check out the links to their research below, as well as links to some of the other works referenced in the episode.
Carl Knutsen
Brigitte Geissel:
Other works referenced in the episode:
To mark the start of the new master’s program on Comparative Democracy at the Department for Social Scienes at Goethe University, this week we are going to publish a special series on Comparative Democracy.
The three episodes of this “Comparatve Democracy Takeover” are hosted by three faculty members. Rikki Dean, Julian Garritzmann and Hanna Pfeifer each host an episode and discuss the conceptualization of democracy (episode 1), the relation between democracy and inequality (2), and democracy and foreign policy (3) with experts.