TUESDAY DIALOGUES: Migration and the Media
Migration und Medien Migration has a significant demographic, political, and social impact on Germany—and is also a central topic in media coverage. This talk presents the findings of a study
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LECTURE SERIES: Is the Gender Revolution Stalled?
Forum Hertie School Friedrichstraße 180, Berlin, GermanyA presentation by Kim Weeden (Cornell). This event is part of the Social Policy Research Colloquium. For registration, and if you have any questions, please send an email to socialpolicygroup@hertie-school.org. For the registration,
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LECTURE SERIES: Older Adults’ Complex Family Lives in the 21st Century: Implications for End-of-Life Preparations and Well-Being
Charité-Universitätsmedizin Hufelandweg 9, Berlin/ Event in English
Advances in medical technologies mean that older adults are living longer than ever before, with most dying of chronic diseases that have protracted symptoms and require difficult decisions about end-of-life
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TUESDAY DIALOGUES: The mismatch between the need for migration and resistance to migration – what direction should a forward-looking migration policy take?
Online on ZoomZum Mismatch zwischen Migrationsbedarfen und Migrationsabwehr - welchen Kompass sollte eine zukunftsorientierte Migrationspolitik anlegen? There is a growing contradiction between structural migration needs and the political resistance to migration, which
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ECPD EVENT: Workshop on Family diversity and health
Hertie School of Governance Friedrichstraße 180, Room 1.61, Berlin, Germany/ Event in English
Held on June 29-30 at Hertie School in Berlin, this workshop aims to bring together scholars working on topics related to family diversity and health. Researchers will discuss how register-based
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The Berlin Survey 2026: Insights into a city undergoing demographic change
Einstein-Saal der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften Jägerstraße 22/23, Berliln/ Event in German
🇩🇪 Einladung | Der Berlin-Survey 2026: Schlaglichter auf eine Stadtgesellschaft im demografischen Wandel Berlin nähert sich der Vier-Millionen-Marke – und zugleich verändert sich die Zusammensetzung der Stadtgesellschaft: hinsichtlich Alter, Gesundheit,
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TUESDAY DIALOGUES: Who can still afford to buy their own home?
Online on Zoom/ Event in English
Wer schafft noch den Sprung ins Eigenheim? Speaker: Prof. Dr. Philipp Lersch, Professor für Soziologie der Sozialpolitik an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin und Forschungsgruppenleiter am Deutschen Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW
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ECPD Stakeholder Meeting
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TUESDAY DIALOGUES: Mind the Parental Age Gap! Why it matters for social change that fathers tend to be older
Online on Zoom/ Event in English
„Achtung, Altersunterschied" Was es für den gesellschaftlichen Wandel bedeutet, dass Väter meist älter sind als Mütter Speaker: Prof. Dr. Sebastian Klüsener, Forschungsdirektor des Bereichs „Alterung, Mortalität und Bevölkerungsdynamik” am Bundesinstitut
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LECTURE SERIES: The Long Shadow of Trauma after Conflict and Violence: Psychological, Demographic, and Political Perspectives
Forum Hertie School Friedrichstraße 180, Berlin, Germany/ Event in English
How do conflict and violence continue to shape individuals and societies long after the immediate crisis has passed? This interdisciplinary event brings together Diego Alburez-Gutierrez (MPIDR), Macartan Humphreys (WZB), and
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TUESDAY DIALOGUES: “Boys’ Achievement Crisis”: myths, evidence, policy challenges
Online on Zoom/ Event in English
„Leistungskrise bei Jungen“: Mythen, Fakten, politische Herausforderungen Speaker: Dr. Hania Sobhy, Forschungsgruppenleiterin, Max-Planck-Institut für Politik- und Sozialwissenschaft | Research Group Leader, Max Planck Institute for Political and Social Science Die
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LECTURE SERIES: The (Unintended) Consequences of Changing Polygyny Legislation: A Case Study of Three sub-Saharan Countries.
Hertie School of Governance Friedrichstraße 180, Room 1.61, Berlin, Germany/ Event in English
Across Africa, shifts in the legal status of polygyny – from prohibition to liberalization – are transforming the institutional landscape of marriage. Yet, the effects of these legal reforms and their
