Inclusion - Recognition - Justice [courtesy translation] - German Education Server

Inclusion - Recognition - Justice [courtesy translation]

04.07.2023, 18:15 Uhr

Goethe-Universität, Campus Westend, PEG-Gebäude, Raum PEG 2.G 102 und via Zoom
Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 6
60323 Frankfurt am Main und Online

Germany
Lipkina@rz.uni-frankfurt.de

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The link leads to a copy of the website from the Internet Archive. A special research area (SFB) has been dedicated to this topic in Germany since 2026: SFB 1750 Inclusion – Recognition – Justice. Participation and Belonging in Processes of Growing Up [in:just] (SFB 1750 Inklusion – Anerkennung – Gerechtigkeit. Teilhabe und Zugehörigkeit in Prozessen des Aufwachsens [in:just]), Goethe University Frankfurt [courtesy translation].

Although the annoucement of the event is only available in German, the presentation was in English]

"Equity and recognition are the linchpin of national and international debates around inclusion. A characteristic feature is that the terms are not systematically explicated and are defined differently. This has consequences for science and practice. Depending on the definition, inclusion can be analyzed and evaluated differently and different forms of social inequality can come into view.

Marion Fourcade is a professor of sociology at the University of California at Berkeley. In her book, The Ordinal Society, she addresses new forms of social stratification and morality in the digital economy." 

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