Alexandra Friede, M. A. (Hamburg): “Don’t be lazy and indifferent, get involved!” – what Baltic Sea states expect from citizens during crises (and vice versa)

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Public Talk in the Joint Lecture Series “Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Baltic Sea Region – Spotlight on Symphonic Music and Opera” (Winter 2022/23)

In the Baltic Sea region, it is widely recognised that contemporary challenges are multifaceted, blur traditional boundaries and necessitate the involvement of a plethora of stakeholders, including 'ordinary citizens'. Yet, although most Baltic Sea states embrace 'total', 'broad' or 'comprehensive' security doctrines and assign specific responsibilities to citizens within these frameworks, operationalisation varies across national contexts. The question is: What do different Baltic Sea states expect from citizens during crises (and vice versa)?

Organisation
Verena Liu, Arne Segelke, Alexander Waszynski
Programme (PDF)
The lecture will take place as a hybrid event. If you want to follow the lecture online via Zoom, please contact us at baltic-peripetiesuni-greifswaldde.

Contact
IRTG “Baltic Peripeties – Narratives of Reformations, Revolutions and Catastrophes”
Institut für Deutsche Philologie
Rubenowstraße 3, 17489 Greifswald
baltic-peripetiesuni-greifswaldde
https://peripeties.uni-greifswald.de

 

Organisator

  • Joint Programme: Interdisciplinary Centre for Baltic Sea Region Research (IFZO); DFG International Research Training Group Baltic Peripeties – Narratives of Reformations, Revolutions and Catastrophes; MA Programme History and Culture of the Baltic Sea Reg

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  • Hörsaal, Anbau, Rubenowstraße 2 B
    Rubenowstraße 2 B
    17489 Greifswald
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