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“Germany has had an uneasy relationship with its popularity as an immigration country.” – Interview with Friederike Alm, author of “The Politics of Us and Them”
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“Germany has had an uneasy relationship with its popularity as an immigration country.” – Interview with Friederike Alm, author of “The Politics of Us and Them”

How did migration politics develop in Germany, France and Canada? What are the differences and how did the countries’ approaches change over time? With “The Politics of Us and Them …

“I argue that self-serving belief mechanisms may outweigh system-justification mechanisms.” – Interview with Rebecca Wetter, authour of “Meritocratic Beliefs and the Persistence of Educational Inequality”
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“I argue that self-serving belief mechanisms may outweigh system-justification mechanisms.” – Interview with Rebecca Wetter, authour of “Meritocratic Beliefs and the Persistence of Educational Inequality”

Educational success remains strongly linked to social background. However, there is no growing concern about this, which could be explained by meritocratic beliefs that success primarily depends on individual effort …

“The volume focuses on historically developed social responses to early childhood education.” – Interview with the editors of “International Perspectives on the History of Early Childhood Education”
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“The volume focuses on historically developed social responses to early childhood education.” – Interview with the editors of “International Perspectives on the History of Early Childhood Education”

How does the interplay between family, institution and profession characterise early childhood education worldwide? In the volume “International Perspectives on the History of Early Childhood Education. Institution – Family – …

“I have always been interested in why specific societal groups are excluded in certain contexts.” – Interview with Annett Gräfe-Geusch
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“I have always been interested in why specific societal groups are excluded in certain contexts.” – Interview with Annett Gräfe-Geusch

How do politicians and teachers perceive the role of ethnic and religious diversity in education? Drawing on a qualitative vertical case study of Berlin’s secondary school ethics classrooms, the publication …

“Why is there logistical power on the one hand and precarious labour on the other?” – Interview with Anne Engelhardt
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“Why is there logistical power on the one hand and precarious labour on the other?” – Interview with Anne Engelhardt

Sitting at pivotal points of globalized economies, workers in logistical chokepoints such as ports and airports should have a lot of negotiating power. Anyhow, their working conditions in ports and …

“Fairness requires a reflective and critical plasticity that is a constant practice” – Interview with Julia-Constance Dissel and Melanie Levick-Parkin
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“Fairness requires a reflective and critical plasticity that is a constant practice” – Interview with Julia-Constance Dissel and Melanie Levick-Parkin

Women continue to be underrepresented in tech and design, resulting in their needs and perspectives being frequently overlooked. How can the gender gap in design and tech be tackled? We …

“There is an urgent need to decentralise knowledge exchange and foster North-South, South-South collaborations” – Interview with Norby Paul and Joyashri Dey
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“There is an urgent need to decentralise knowledge exchange and foster North-South, South-South collaborations.” – Interview with Norby Paul and Joyashri Dey

What are current challenges in social work post-covid, and how are they tackled in different regions of the world? We have conducted an interview with Norby Paul and Joyashri Dey, …

“My aim was to bring together and amplify the voices of feminist psychologists in Turkey.” – Interview with Ayçe Feride Yılmaz
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“My aim was to bring together and amplify the voices of feminist psychologists in Turkey.” – Interview with Ayçe Feride Yılmaz

Covering feminist approaches in methodology, therapy, politics, and education, the volume “Psychology’s Feminist Voices from Turkey” explores how they challenge patriarchal structures. We have conducted an interview with Ayçe Feride …

“The aim is to organise the work of multi-professional teams in such a way that inclusive education can succeed for all children.” – Interview with Ulrike Becker
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“The aim is to organise the work of multi-professional teams in such a way that inclusive education can succeed for all children.” – Interview with Ulrike Becker

How can teachers and educational professionals handle challenging situations in schools? How can they manage the resulting conflicts? We have conducted an interview with Ulrike Becker, author of “Managing Challenging …

“It was really fascinating to uncover the overarching narratives that were told at the three universities” – Interview with Julia Mergner
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“It was really fascinating to uncover the overarching narratives that were told at the three universities” – Interview with Julia Mergner

How do universities respond to the institutional demand to deal with an increasingly heterogeneous student body? We conducted an interview with Julia Mergner, author of the book “Translating Student Diversity …

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