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Our 2024 #PRIFReview is here 🎉
Read about the rise of the far right in Germany, a new research group for nuclear arms control or the week-long youth summit with delegates from Frankfurt’s sister cities. Many more topics & interesting facts and figures await you here ➡️ review.prif.org/en/2024/
🎧 #PRIFtalk episode with Una Jakob and @mgoettsche.bsky.social (in German): blog.prif.org/2024/12/19/p...
📑 Fact sheet on #DNA sequencing and synthesis by @k3kr.bsky.social: www.cntrarmscontrol.org/publications...
📰 Article on #AI in arms control in #PRIFreview: review.prif.org/en/2023/what...
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a world map with the polar regions in the center.
The icy polar regions are home only to penguins or polar bears? Far from it – Arctic and Antarctic play a crucial role in global peace and conflict dynamics. Read how researchers Patrick Flamm & Olena Podvorna study these regions in the #PRIFreview 2023. review.prif.org/en/2023/cent...
blue and white brick wall
Cold War 2.0? In 2023, the research group “Regime Competition” began its work on the systemic competition between democracies and autocracies. Find out more about these much-discussed new rivalries in the #PRIFReview 2023.⬇️
review.prif.org/en/2023/regi...
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World Orders in Conflict – @ndeitelhoff.bsky.social Deitelhoff heads a new research group as part of her LOEWE top professorship. In the new #PRIFReview 2023, she explains what constitutes these conflicts and how they become a problem. Read the full interview here:
review.prif.org/en/2023/worl...
a glowing keyboard and headline "Radicalization in the Online Space"
Radicalization in online spaces – one of the new topics in PRIF's research on radicalization and social cohesion. In the new #PRIFReview 2023, @julianjunk.bsky.social and Linda Schlegel report from the RadiGaMe project. ➡️ review.prif.org/en/2023/radi...
Screenshot of article with tag line "Postcolonial Politics and Culture of Remembrance" and headline "Coming to Terms with the Past" and a cover image showing Benin bronzes on the wall of the British Museum.
How can the colonial past be dealt with through a culture of remembrance? And what are current obstacles in the debates? Sabine Mannitz shares her findings from the research project “Evils of a Global Past” in the new #PRIFReview 2023:
review.prif.org/en/2023/comi...
Cover of PRIF Review 2023, with logo and greenand silver lettering
🎉Out now: #PRIFReview 2023. From polar regions to virtual worlds, conflicts about the world order and coming to terms with colonial violence – explore highlights of our research this past year and discover interesting facts and figures about our work:
review.prif.org/en/2023/
