Concepts of Citizenship and Participation in European Comparison
Conference Documentation, in German
Concepts of citizenship in Germany and other European countries raise questions about the construction of belonging and the practical consequences of membership programs for political, social, economic, and cultural participation.
The conference Concepts of Citizenship and Participation in European Comparison was organized by the Jewish Museum Berlin and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in April 2014. It was devoted to the question of what citizenship in Europe of the 21st century can mean and which concepts of citizenship are currently guiding political policy and promise greater political inclusion.
In addition to the PDF with the conference documentation (in German) available below, you will also find recordings of some of the lectures and discussions (in German) held at the conference on our website.
Concepts of Citizenship and Participation in European Comparison: Conference Documentation
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JMB Journal 12: Ban on Images
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“Hear the Truth, Whoever Speaks It”
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Online Publication
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Concepts of Citizenship and Participation in European Comparison
Conference documentation, downloadable PDF, in German
Online Publication
2014 -
Antisemitism in Europe Today
This publication is devoted to manifestations of antisemitism in Europe today. It adopts a comparative perspective and includes findings from eleven European countries, downloadable PDF
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