EuroStorie Podcast

<p>Catch philosopher Mirja Hartimo’s speech from the workshop Europe and the Crisis of Reason: “Logic and the Crisis of Reason.” </p> <p>The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the...

<p>Tune in to philosopher Sami Pihlström’s speech: "The Crisis of Pacifism: Pragmatist and Transcendental Perspectives.”</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Read the Full transcription from our website...

<p>Tune in to Professor of Philosophy Lee Braver’s speech from the workshop Europe and the Crisis of Reason: “A Crisis Such as The Earth Has Never Seen: Why Reading Nietzsche Is Our Destiny.” This episode is part of the...

<p> This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have...

<p> This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have...

<p>This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have...

<p>In the last episode of this EuroStorie Podcast season, we get to talk with Natasha Wheatley about the relationship between law, time, and the state. How do we understand a sovereign state as being both a ”timeless”...

<p>In this episode of the EuroStorie Podcast, we get to know Marco Piasentier, the new team leader of Subproject 2, Discovering the Limits of Reason – Europe and the Crisis of Universalism, who helps us unpack the...

<p>In this episode of the EuroStorie Podcast we talk to Martti Koskenniemi about legal imagination and how it relates to the formation of international law as a discipline. Additionally, we discuss the different ways...

<p>In this first episode of the new EuroStorie Podcast season we dive into the history of East Germany, more specifically we tackle some of the narratives when trying to conceptualize “socialist justice” in the GDR. How...

<p>Sustainability is a key goal in much contemporary social and political decision-making, from EU climate policy to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. But the term has many different meanings and uses. In this...

<p>The development and distribution of several effective vaccinations for Covid-19 means managing and living with the virus might finally be a tangible possibility. But the politics of ‘vaccine nationalism’ means...

<p>What can architecture teach us about contemporary debates about national identity, Europe, and empire? Is early Roman architecture part of the legacy of Europe’s ‘common heritage’ as much as Roman law and politics...

<p>The longest-running international televised event in the world, the Eurovision Song Contest is famous for dramatic key changes and fiercely competitive bloc-voting. But what does it have to do with European...

<p>In this episode, Ali Ali talks to us about his research on the themes of belonging, community and solidarity in the lives of exiles and migrants who identify as queer or sexually non-normative. Critiquing dominant...